Level´S Comparison Of Sprint And Jump Abilities Of Soccer Representative Players Of Slovakia U21 At Different Positions
Vol.8,No.1(2014)
The aim of the study was to compare the level of limited physical abilities specifically, sprint and jump of the players of Slovak national under-21 soccer team at different positions. The observational group consisted of Slovak national under-21 soccer players (N = 18, goalkeepers N = 2, defenders N = 4, midfielders N = 7, forwards N = 5) during the time of qualification for the UEFA European Under-21 Football Championship 2011. The level of sprint abilities was diagnosed with the device Fitro Light Gates (FiTRONIC, Bratislava, The Slovak Republic). The criterion for the level of assessment was the time obtained in the distance of 10m with the exactness of 0.01 s. The level of jump abilities was diagnosed with the device FiTRO Jumper (FiTRONIC, Bratislava, The Slovak Republic). The criterion for the level assessment was the jump height in cm with the exactness of 0.1 cm. Differences in the level of sprint and jump abilities were recognised and defined with the special subject analysis. The level of sprint abilities of the whole group was presented with the average performance value of 2.21±0.08 s. The level of jump abilities with the average performance with the value 39.0±4.2 cm. We have not discovered with special subject analysis any significant differences in monitored parameters between groups divided according to their playing positions. The significantly lower level was observed only in the level of sprint abilities of goalkeepers.
running time; diagnostics; height of vertical jump
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