OPTIMIZATION OF BIOMECHANICS IN THE GAME OF FOOTBALL AT THE AGE OF 10 – 12 YEARS THROUGH COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY

Authors

  • Ștefan Teriș Transilvania University of Brasov
  • Răzvan Sandu Enoiu Transilvania University of Brasov

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.35219/efms.2021.2.03

Keywords:

football, biomechanics, optimization, software, proprioception

Abstract

The topic of the research is part of the sphere of interest of the specialists in the field, dealing with one of the most important aspects within the training process of footballers aged 10-12 years. The importance of this study is represented by the use of specially selected software for the purpose of optimizing biomechanics in the game of football. The objectives of the research are aimed at optimizing the biomechanics of kicking the ball at the age of 10-12 years by means of three basic procedures. Within the research were used the method of studying the specialized literature, the method of pedagogical experiment, the method of graphic representation, the statistical method – mathematics. Within the pedagogical experiment method, a series of tests were applied specially designed for the investigation of the components of proprioception, which have a basic role in optimizing the biomechanics of hitting the ball in the game of football. Following the analysis and interpretation of the results, it was found the validity of the research hypothesis through the progress made by the research subjects at the final testing compared to the initial one. The conclusions of the research recommend the validated experimental model within the method of training of children aged 10-12 years for the optimization of the biomechanics of kicking the ball.

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2021-12-29

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How to Cite

“OPTIMIZATION OF BIOMECHANICS IN THE GAME OF FOOTBALL AT THE AGE OF 10 – 12 YEARS THROUGH COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY” (2021) Annals of “Dunarea de Jos” University of Galati. Fascicle XV, Physical Education and Sport Management, 2, pp. 25–36. doi:10.35219/efms.2021.2.03.

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