Correlación entre potencia y resistencia a la velocidad en una selección juvenil de fútbol

Abstract

Introduction: It should be mentioned that current football in the national and regional environment has some physical and demanding characteristics, which lead to the athlete having optimal conditions to be able to face the actions that occur in the game. Objective: To stablish the correlation that exists between power and resistance to speed in soccer players sub-17 category in professional Boyacá’s patriots’ team. Methodology: Using an empiric analytic approach and a correlational descriptive design no experimental, the Bosco test was applied in the Counter Movement jump (CMJ), Repeat, Squat Jump (SJ), Ability Abalakov (ABK), and the Sprint test (RSA), with the aim of analyzing the study variables. For the statistic analysis there is a data exploratory analysis through descriptive statistic; The information data gathering was made by using Microsoft Excel and a statistic software SPSS 13, making the Pearson correlation coefficient (r) parametric data and an over Alpha or equal to 0.05. Results: From the obtaining of Bosco test, in (SJ) it was found an average of 37.21 cm, in ABK it is a measure presented of 43,27 cm and for CMJ it was obtained a measure of 37.97 cm. Of the test RSA, indicates that the fatigue index of the sport youngsters obtained an average of 7.16 ± 4.50 %, this percentage indicates that soccer players result highly heterogeneous on terms of IF, which reflects that not every sport man is in excellent values according to the general classification on the test. Conclusion: The null hypothesis was accepted, considering on this way that there was not any correlation between power and resistance to speed. ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR