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Characteristics of the Attacking Team's Play in the Final Third at the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar
Kubr, Stanislav ; Kokštejn, Jakub (advisor) ; Frýbort, Pavel (referee)
Name: Characteristics of the Attacking Team's Play in the Final Third at the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar Objectives: Analysis of Attacking Phase Solutions in the Final Third of the Field for Selected Teams at the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar Methods: The research focused on categories for solving attacking plays in the final third of the field: playing system, number of passes before finishing, duration of the play until finishing, attack direction, number of attackers and defenders in the situation immediately before finishing, playing position of the finishing player, and the solution of the final phase of the play. The analyzed dataset comprised 12 matches from the knockout stage of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar. This included the regular playing time in the round of 16 and quarter-final matches. Results: The playing system for build-up attacks was used in 174 instances. The number of passes before finishing was up to 5 in 170 cases. Attacking players were outnumbered in 133 actions and had an even number of players in 75 actions. The duration of the actions was only up to 10 seconds in 155 cases. The majority of actions were finished by a forward (119). The most balanced category was the direction of attack, with similar numbers for each category: wing areas (66), center (71), and...
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Analysis of selected goalkeeping activities at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar
Mareš, Petr ; Kokštejn, Jakub (advisor) ; Frýbort, Pavel (referee)
Name: Analysis of selected goalkeeping activities at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar Objectives: Analysis of selected offensive and defensive goalkeeping activities at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, held in the autumn of 2022. Methods: The research sample consisted of goalkeepers from the four best-placed teams who participated in the matches at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. The top teams included Argentina, France, Croatia, and Morocco. Results: We hypothesized that the overall success rate in the activity "playing with feet" (evaluated using "% success") would be higher than 56% for goalkeepers from all teams. This was not confirmed, as French goalkeepers achieved only a 53% success rate in passing. We also hypothesized that goalkeepers would make the most saves from shots taken inside the penalty area compared to other categories (g > 0.8). This was confirmed, as the category of shots inside the penalty area was significantly higher compared to other categories, with Hedges' g > 0.8. Lastly, we evaluated the insignificant differences (g ≤ 0.8) in the frequency of the parameter "distance of all types of passes" between the categories "short, medium, long." This was also confirmed, as the differences between the categories were not highly significant, with none of the categories exceeding 0.8g....
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Analysis of standard kick-off situations in soccer goalkeepers at different ages
Kučerka, Andrej ; Kokštejn, Jakub (advisor) ; Vampola, Jindřich (referee)
Tittle: Analysis of standard kick-off situations in soccer goalkeepers at different ages Objectives: The aim of this bachelor thesis is to analyse the standard goal kick situation and compare their frequency and successness between different categories Methods: The scientific method of indirect observation through video recording was used to carry out this work. Based on the observation of the matches of three different teams in different clubs and age categories, an analysis of the success rate of setting up an attack during a kick from goal was carried out. Results: We tracked the frequency and successness rate of standard kick-off situations and compared three categories - U18, U19 and men. The results were surprising, as the youth categories exceeded expectations in establishing an attack on a kick from goal compared to the world-class A- team. For U18 and U19, we found that central defenders were more likely to be in the penalty area (U18: 88 %, U19: 91 %) than out of the penalty area when taking a kick from goal. In contrast, for the senior team, FC Sevilla had 71 % of central defenders positioned outside the penalty area. The positioning of the opponent's attackers showed that the defenders - the opponent's attackers - were outside the zones designated for setting up (65%), while the youth...
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Assessment of general motor coordination, sprint speed and dribbling with the ball in young football players
Andrle, Štěpán ; Kokštejn, Jakub (advisor) ; Vampola, Jindřich (referee)
Title: Assessment of general motor coordination, sprint speed and dribbling with the ball in young football players. Purpose: Find out the relationship between measured parameters from the motor coordination tests (area of general motor ability), the timed slalom ball control test (area of football skills) and the sprint test with a change of direction (area of conditioning abilities) for the young football players (U6 - U11). Find out the possible differences between the age categories of pre-preparation (U6-U7), younger preparation (U8-U9) and older preparation (U10-U11). Find out possible differences between players with different levels of motor coordination in the slalom test with a ball and in the speed test with a change of direction. Methods: We used the method of observation and measurement for data collection. We used a form of field testing for the observations. The research group consisted of 90 football players in the preparation categories (U6, U7, U8, U9, U10 a U11) in the football club SK Slavia Prague. The Körperkoordinationtest für Kinder (KTK) test battery was used to determine the level of motor coordination. This test battery contains 4 tests from which the motor quotient can be calculated. Agility test was used to determine the fitness ability of the players movement speed...
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The relationship between basic motor coordination and motor skills in primary school children
Chládek, Dominik ; Kokštejn, Jakub (advisor) ; Vampola, Jindřich (referee)
Title: The relationship between basic motor coordination and fundamental movement skills in primary school children Author: Dominik Chládek Supervisor: Mgr. Jakub Kokštejn Ph.D. Objectives: To investigace the level of motor coordination and basic motor skills in children of younger school age. At the same time, the aim is to find out the possible relationship between the level of motor coordination and fundamental movement skills. Methods: The test population included 106 pupils from grades 3 to 5, aged 10 to 11 of primary school. The TGMD-2 test battery was used to assess their motor skills level, while the KTK test battery was used to assess motor coordination. Results: The results of this research show below average to very poor performance on the TGMD-2 test in 96 (90.5 %) of the 106 probands. In the KTK test, 44 (41.5 %) children rating normal and 45 (42.5 %) probands rating good according to the motor quotient. Furthermore, there was a strong correlation between TGMD-2 and KTK tests and non-significant differences between boys and girls. Keywords: KTK, younger school age, motor abilities, movement skills, TGMD-2nd edition
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Analysis of opponent's circumvention, passing and shooting in match of U12 soccer players
Zbur, Dominik ; Kokštejn, Jakub (advisor) ; Vampola, Jindřich (referee)
Name: Analysis of opponent's circumvention, passing and shooting in match of U12 soccer players Objectives: Aim of this thesis is to determine frequency and success rate of individual game activities (opponent's circumvention, passing and shooting) in competitive matches football players of the U12 category. Methods: The researsch team consisted of soccer players of the U12 category of the Alex Zbur Football Academy. The research participants were motitored in 5 competitive matches that were played in the spring part of the 2022/2023 season. Each match was played 2x35 minutes with 7 players and 1 goalkeeer. The method of indirect observation of recorded video recordings was used to obtaion individual data. Three attacking game activities of an inidividual were selected for research: opponent's circumvention, passing and shooting. Results: In the game activity of opponent's circumvention a significantly higher frequency was found in the attacking half of the field, an average of 64,2 times. The average sucess rate of opponent's circumvention reached 51,7 %. The most attempts were made in the frontal position using changes of direction in 1v1 situation. The pass was recorded an average of 211 times with a sucess rate of 65 %. The ground pass from 2 or more touches occurred most often. Most actions...
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Characteristics of selected performance indicators in defensive play of the men's U19 FK Dukla Praha category and the women's FK Dukla Praha 1st team
Janko, Kristian ; Frýbort, Pavel (advisor) ; Kokštejn, Jakub (referee)
Name: Characteristics of selected performance indicators in defensive play of the men's U19 FK Dukla Praha category and the women's FK Dukla Praha 1st team Objectives: The aim of this thesis is to compare selected performance indicators before conceding a goal between men's U19 category and women's 1st team at FK Dukla Praha. Methods: A quantitative research was conducted using notational analysis based on predetermined categories through indirect observation. All 130 goals conceded by the FK Dukla Praha U19 men's category (66) and by the women's FK Dukla Praha 1st team (64) in the 2022/2023 season were examined. The game situations leading to the conceded goal were recorded into five categories. Results: Both teams most frequently conceded goals from set-piece situations (women's 1st 34%, men's U19 32% of all conceded goals). The U19 category conceded more goals from shots outside the penalty area. The majority of goals were recorded after a shot from within a distance of 11 meters (U19 category 61%, Women's "A" 72% of goals). Conclusion: The results showed similarities between the U19 category and the women's 1st team in terms of the most frequent goal-conceding methods, but also differences, as the women's "A" team more often conceded goals from crosses and corner kicks. The women's "A" team had...
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Evaluation of the relationship between general motor coordination and game performance of football players due to different biological age.
Kocík, Martin ; Kokštejn, Jakub (advisor) ; Musálek, Martin (referee)
Title: Evaluation of the relationship between general motor coordination and game performance of football players due to different biological age. Objectives: Finding the relationship between the level of the level of motor coordination and the subjective assessment of game performance of football players by the coach due to biological age and the different pace of biological maturation of football players in pupils categories (U12-U14). Methods: The research group consisted of 43 players (average age 12.8±1.0 years) from pupils categories (U12-U14) from the professional club in the Czech republic. The method of dual energy X-ray absorptiometry (DEXA) was used to determine biological age. The Körperkoordinationtest für Kinder (KTK) was used to assess the level of motor coordination. Game performance was evaluated using a questionnaire filled out by the coaches of the individual categories. Results: Of the entire research population, 65,12 % of players achieved verbal ratings of "excellent", 32,55 % "above average" and 2,33 % "average". The most correlated variable with the performance evaluation was the subtest from the KTK "jumps on one leg", which had a correlation of 0,43. The game performance questionnaire correlated only 0,13 with the motor quotient from the KTK test. Playes with the best...
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The relationship of explosive strength and CODS performance
Hönig, Karel ; Hojka, Vladimír (advisor) ; Kokštejn, Jakub (referee)
1 Abstract Title: The relationship of explosive strength and CODS performance Objectives: The mainaim of this work is to findout the degrese of relatedness indicators between explosively forceabilities and performance in individual Agility tests for U16 and U17 footballers Methods: Testing and measurementwas performed ona sampleof 32players aged 15-16 from the Bohemians Prague football team. To determine the player's explosive-force abilities, the Kistlerboardwas used in the BEZ laboratory. Agility testing was based on test batteries for this ability (Arrowhead L and P, Illionois, 505 L and R, K-test and Hexagon). The data measurements was processed by using IBM SPSS statistics 22. Results: I have found that theimpact of explosivestrength abilities was most evident in Arrowhead and Illinois CODS tests at R = 0,4 - 0,7 and p<0,05. On the contrary, Hexagon test proved to be independent of explosive-strength abilities. In addition, it was found a small correlation value between 505 test and other CODS tests. Keywords: fitness ability, Agility, CODS, speed, strength, football
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