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Evaluation of motor performance of young football players with different levels of game performance.
Lehotský, Pavol ; Kokštejn, Jakub (advisor) ; Bujnovský, David (referee)
Title: Evaluation of motor performance of young football players with different levels of game performance. Objectives: To identify possible differences in basic motor skills, technical football skills and agility in young football players (11-12 years) in terms of their different game performance. At the same time, the aim is to find out the mutual relations between the mentioned indicators. Methods: Quantitative research with an empirical character was used for the practical part of this bachelor thesis. A total of 25 football players (12.0 ± 0.2 years) were involved in the research. The evaluation of game performance was performed in the form of a scale questionnaire for coaches. The TGMD - 2 test battery (Test of Gross Motor Development - 2nd edition) was used to evaluate basic movement skills. A slalom test and a Loughborough soccer passing test were used to assess technical skills. Evaluation of fitness abilities was performed by using an agility test. Results: Players with the highest level of game performance achieved significantly better results in the basic movement skills test and in tests of football technique compared to players with a lower level of game performance. No significant difference was found in the agility fitness test between players with different levels of game...

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