Analysis of motor activity of professional football team players in the Ukrainian first league

(Analyse der motorischen Aktivität von Profifußballern der ersten ukrainischen Liga)

Abstract. In this paper, the volume of high-speed motor activity of football team players in the Ukrainian First League is considered. Objective: The study was conducted among football team players in the Ukrainian First League in the 2017-2018 season. It was attended by 44 professional football team players in the Ukrainian First League. Results: The volume of motor activity of wing-backs provides for work in zones 1, 2, 4, 6, 7 and 9. Central defenders perform locomotor work mainly in zones 2 and 5. Central midfielders perform more diverse activities in 5 and 8 zones. The actions of the wing-backs provide for moving along the entire sideline in 1, 3, 4, 6 zones, as well as the wingers in 7, 9 and 10, 12 zones. Most of the time, the attack line players are in zones 8 and 11. Thus, the central defenders and wing-backs are inherent in work, which is performed mainly in the aerobic mode, the central midfielders, wingers and forwards are characterized by the performance of motor actions in the aerobic-anaerobic mode, and for the players of the line of attack compared to other roles - in the anaerobic mode. Conclusions. It was established that the motor actions of the central defenders per game are 8015 m (6381 m - at a slow pace, 1232 m - an average of 406 m - high), wing-backs are 9252 m (6651 m; 1712 m; 889 m, respectively), central midfielders 11261 m (7897 m; 3215 m; 1149, respectively), wingers - 10786 m (7141 m; 2575 m; 1070 m, respectively), forwards - 9799 m (5013 m; 2118 m; 2668, respectively).
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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of Physical Education and Sport
Sprache:Englisch
Veröffentlicht: 2019
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Jahrgang:19
Heft:S1
Seiten:87-91
Dokumentenarten:elektronische Publikation
Level:hoch