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- Title
Diferencias biomecánicas del gesto técnico del vuelo en arqueros profesionales y amateur.
- Authors
Andino Ortiz, Ariel Lenin; Estrella García, Josselyn Elizabeth; Ponce Guerrero, Patricio Marino
- Abstract
The archery flight technique is one of the fundamental defensive actions, its improvement depends on specialized methodologies based on studies of high-level athletes, which serve as a theoretical basis to strengthen the process of sports training management. In this sense, the objective of the research was to biomechanically analyze the technical gesture of flight in professional and amateur soccer goalkeepers. The research is of descriptive-explanatory type of correlational order. Under a nonprobabilistic intentional sampling, 30 athletes (male; 16-18 years old) classified into two independent groups (Group 1: Professionals: 15 subjects; Group 2: Amateur: 15 subjects) are studied, 5 variables are biomechanically compared (AS: upper body angle; AI: lower body angle; VM: maximum speed; AM: maximum acceleration; TV: flight time). The variable "AS" did not present significant differences (Group 1: 141.4°; Group 2: 150.3°; p=0.747), nor the variable "AI" (Group 1: 141.62°; Group 2: 150.3°; p=0.161), nor the variable "VM" (Group 1: 4.62m/s; Group 2: 4.96m/s; p=0.601), nor the variable "AM" (Group 1: 2.54m/s ²; Group 2: 3.26m/s ²; p=0.202), nor the variable "TV" (Group 1: 1.86s; Group 2: 1.56s; p=0.535), although there are variations in the average ranges. There are no significant variations within the execution of the technical gesture of the flight of the soccer goalkeepers studied. However, it is recommended to extend the study to a larger sample, comparing results with categories of lower age range.
- Subjects
SOCCER goalkeepers; SPORTS administration; PHYSICAL training &; conditioning; GESTURE; ARCHERY; ATHLETES
- Publication
PODIUM- Revista de Ciencia y Tecnologia en la Cultura Física, 2022, Vol 17, Issue 2, p716
- ISSN
1996-2452
- Publication type
Article