Heart rate response comparison of young soccer plyers in "cage" small-sided and 8vs8 games
Small-sided games are widely used training methods because they permit the trainer to focus on technical/tactical and physical aspects at the same time. The study also aims to investigate and compare the cardiac responses assessed during 3 vs. 3 games played in a "cage" compared with 8 vs....
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| description | Small-sided games are widely used training methods because they permit the trainer to focus on technical/tactical and physical aspects at the same time. The study also aims to investigate and compare the cardiac responses assessed during 3 vs. 3 games played in a "cage" compared with 8 vs. 8 games played with goal keepers and to understand the correlation between the values of aerobic power and heart rate measured during small-sided games. 16 young soccer players. The assessment of aerobic power, measured by means of the Leger test, revealed a mean VO2max value equal to 54.23 ± 3.89 ml/kg/min. The results showed statistically significant differences between 3vs3 cage and 8vs8 for % mean heart rate (88±2,7 vs 77±3,8, p |
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