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Objectification and level of association between game performance and physical determinants in elite rugby players
Stárka, Daniel ; Malý, Tomáš (advisor) ; Kaplan, Aleš (referee)
Title: Objectification and degree of association between indicators of game load and movement assumptions in elite rugby players Objectives: The aim was to objectify and measure the association between selected indicators of game load and selected movement assumptions in elite rugby players and measure the association between selected results of different fitness tests. Methods: The research group consisted of 31 players of the Czech rugby team of the senior category. Data were acquired using GPSports. The results from fitness testing provided by the Czech Rugby Union were used as indicators of movement assumptions. In total, three matches were measured. During the individual matches, the total distance covered was measured, the distance covered in individual speed zones (1st zone 0.0-1.8 km/h, 2nd zone 1.8-6.1 km/h, 3rd zone 6, 1-13.0 km/h, 4th zone 13.0-18.0 km/h, 5th zone 18.0-24.1 km/h, zone 6th >24.1 km/h), number of inputs to individual acceleration and deceleration zones (1st zone 1.2- 2.4 m/s/s, 2nd zone 2.4-3.6 m/s/s, 3rd zone 3.6-4.8 m/s/s). Results: The results of the work contain data that are unparalleled in Czech conditions. Tight forwards run 70.50 ± 7.09 m/min lose forwards 73.89 ± 4.25 m/min, inside backs 81.70 ± 11.71 m/min and outside backs 82.82 ± 12.71 m/min. In one match,...
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Loading analysis of soccer players during different form of small-side games
Hasenöhrl, Petr ; Malý, Tomáš (advisor) ; Kokštejn, Jakub (referee)
Title: Loading analysis of soccer players during different form of small-side games Objectives: The main goal of thesis was analyze physiological changes of the body in various forms of small football games by selected players of the pupil category U14. To analyze was used a total of four skill games, always with the same number of players, but with a different size of the board. Next goal of research was to find which size of the pitch is the most effective for the players of this category in terms of response to physiological functions. Methods: The test group was consisted of 16 Football players aged 13-14 years old. Testing took place in two training units, in each of training units players having completed two forms of playable games with four repeating. In work is used indirect (mediated) observation because the data was recorded by using the devices. The data from the devices was subsequently processed into the result form. During the testing was used this device GPSports and sporttester "Polar RS800". Results: The results of the work inform about the physiological responses of the organism in individual forms of preparatory games and also compare one another. Based on results was found, that different size of playing table will cause both internal and external changes in the response of...
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