The Effect of Changing Player Numbers on the Physiological Responses and Time-motion Characteristics of a Soccer-Specific Training Drill

Knight, Jeff; Scott, Brendan R.; Jalilvand, Farzad; Lockie, G. Robert

doi:10.1080/24748668.2015.11868806

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“…In addition, the studies by Abbott et al 28 , Beato et al 32 , Curtis et al 33 , Fitzpatrick et al 29 , Jaspers et al 34 , Knight et al 20 , Madison et al 19 , Rago et al 13 , Ramos et al 27 and Scott et and Lovell 2 presented some internal load monitoring. The studies by Fitzpatrick et al 26 , Madison et al 16 , and Scott and Lovell et al 2 used heart rate (HR) records as the only control of the internal load.…”

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“…Thus, the studies demonstrated that 75% carried out their investigations based on training, with some studies occurring during the competitive period of the athletes, while 25% used official matches for data collection. None of these studies included data from goalkeepers, and the studies by Knight et al 20 and Trewin et al 18 did not limit the time taken to acquire GPS data for their studies.…”

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This study aimed to analyse the impact of including time pressure on players’ physical responses related to distance covered at different speed zones and accelerations performed during balanced and unbalanced small-sided soccer games. Forty-four U-17 athletes from elite clubs were recruited. Players engaged in four formats of small-sided games: 4vs4 (with and without time pressure) and 5vs4 (with and without time pressure, plus additional floaters). Physical responses were monitored through Global Positioning System devices. A MANOVA compared data at a level of significance of 5%. There were no differences between with and without time pressure formats for both distances and accelerations. However, games played in numerically balanced conditions elicited greater physical responses regarding distance covered and distances covered in different speed zones. Specifically, the numerically balanced condition showed higher distances in the higher speed zones than the floater condition, which showed higher values in the lowest speed zone than the 4vs4 condition. This study concluded that adopting the time pressure to represent counter-attack situations does not change the players’ physical responses; adopting numerical superiority without adjusting the pitch size will reduce the physical responses.

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The Effect of Changing Player Numbers on the Physiological Responses and Time-motion Characteristics of a Soccer-Specific Training Drill

Abstract: Soccer-specific training (SST)

Cited by 3 publications

References 48 publications

A systematic review of load control in football using a Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS)

A systematic review of load control in football using a Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS)

Performance losses following threefold volume increases in soccer-specific training and in small-sided games

Monitoring the external load of counter-attack drills in youth soccer using GPS devices: The influence of time pressure and numerical superiority on players’ responses

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