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Selected parameters of fitness assesment of elite young soccer players
Bláža, Lukáš ; Zahálka, František (advisor) ; Buzek, Mario (referee)
Title: Selected parameters of fitness assesment of elite young soccer players Objectives: This work identifies selected parameters of the fitness readiness of young elite soccer players. Additionally, we describe terrain motor tests focusing on the metrics of speed, dexterity, and agility, amongst others. Finally, we describe the results of the tests and analyze the speed capabilities and individual indicators by using the motor terrain tests. Methods: Subjects were studied using field testing specific to soccer. Participants were elite soccer players under 16 years old who were in the national selection. The subjects attended a measurement at national level with artificial grass, the standard playing conditions. We investigated the speed capabilities of each player, followed by a statistical evaluation of the results using computer programs. Results: The individuals tested showed very good condition parameters, forming a homogeneous assemblage. An analysis of the players' motor test performances determined their speed abilities. It was found that at single speeds in various sections of a run, which the players achieve during a twenty meter run, the curve of acceleration rises and plateaus as they start to maintain their speed. Keywords: football, youth, tests, speed, agility
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Analysis of the offensive game of the Czech and Italian national football teams during the European Championship 2004 and World Championship 2006
Vrba, Jiří ; Buzek, Mario (advisor) ; Vorálek, Rostislav (referee)
Name Analysis of offensive strategy of Czech and Italian National Team on European Championship 2004 and World Cup 2006 in soccer Goal of the Work To appoint on the most exercise field places for guiding the offensive play, finished with the shot on net during the Czech and Italian National games on European Championship 2004 and World Cup 2006. To search for similarity in using the field places for both teams on the European championship 2004 and World Cup 2006. To note down the most incident game systems. To appoint on affectivity of shots on the net in dependencies on the number of players involve in offensive combinations, the time and number of passes needed for the graduation in offensive play. Method In this work were used observation analyses of moving activity by the technique of indirect observation ofplayer's game achievement in soccer with the help ofinvolved quantitative and qualitative method. Findings The most effective field places were in the middle of the field and in front of the penalty area which in 9 and 20 sec. of combined offense. The most incident offensive plays are when the player participates in offensive play just one time. Keywords Soccer, offensive activity, field places, game systems, quantitative and qualitative analyses
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Zone defence scenarios
Kohoutek, Rostislav ; Buzek, Mario (advisor) ; Malý, Tomáš (referee)
- 3 - Abstract: Title (Theme works): Zone defence scenarios Student: Kohoutek Rostislav Supervisor: PhDr. Mario Buzek, CSc. Aim: On the base of the analysis of scored goals in UEFA Champions league 2008/2009, specify certain defence scenarios. These defence scenarios will be detailed described and analysed. The reached knowledge will be applied into training process. Methods: Project research was executed by the indirect observation method: watching football videos. The qualitative and quantitative analyses were used. The study is composed by all scored goals in UEFA Champions league during the 2008/2009 season, when the European Football Federation UEFA DVDs materials were used. Results: As the result several certain defence scenarios, occurred in UEFA Champions league 2008/2009, were specified. On the base of the survey of all scored goals, the defence demanding situations were analysed. The established defence scenarios were detailed described and used in training process on adequate competitive level. Key words: Defence demanding scenarios, received goal, pressing, qualitative and quantitative analyses, UEFA Champions League,
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The relationship between the level of technique skills and performance in small-sided games in U12 football players
Kabelák, Tomáš ; Kokštejn, Jakub (advisor) ; Buzek, Mario (referee)
Topic: The relationship between the level of technique skills and performance in small- sided games in U12 football players. Objective: To find the diferences in success of defeating an opponent in small-sided games between three groups of players (devided according to level of technical mastery of defeating an opponent in technical exercise without an opponent). To find the relationship between level of technique skill in defeating an opponent and success of defeating an opponent in real condition in small-sided games in U12 football players. Methods: Evaluation was based on our test. Small-sided games were used for evaluation of success of defeating an opponent in situations 1 on 1. Methods of direct and indirect assessment with help of video were used for assessment of the test as well as the small-sided games. Results: Significant effect size differences were found between groups of players in small-sided games in % success of defeating an opponent and % success of keeping the ball in attempt to defeating an opponent. The results suggests that players with higher level of technical skills in defeating an opponent are more successful in defeating an opponent in real game situations. Nevertheless, the statistically significant results weren't found. Key words: Football, motor skills, small-sided...
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Analysis build up of the attack,comparison of selected football teamin the WC 2010
Pěknice, Matěj ; Buzek, Mario (advisor) ; Kokštejn, Jakub (referee)
Title: Analysis of the beginning and guidance of the attacks, comparison of selected football teams in the World Cup 2010 Objectives: The task of my work is analysis of the beginning and guidance of the attacks, comparison of selected football teams in World Cup 2010. The purpose is to find out, which attacks was the most effective from the point of view of the finishing, which attacks dominated in the selected teams and how to get to their finishing and what was the cause of premature ending phases of attack in World Cup 2010 in the Republic of South Africa. My another aim is to compare teams of Germany and Spain. Methods: The basic method which will be used to get the data about the beginning and guidance of the attacks is the method of indirect watching of selected football matches in the World Cup 2010 in South Africa. My work is focused on the beginning and follow-up guidance of the attacking actions. Results: We found out that the most frequent attack in the World Cup 2010 was progressive attack. The most shots on the goal came after progressive attacks too. The most frequently reason of premature ending attacking phases was bad assist. Attacking game manifestation of Spanish and Germans was greatly different. Spanish hold progressive attack. German was the only one team (from my selection)...
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An analysis of thr quick counter - attack
Toncar, Jan ; Buzek, Mario (advisor) ; Kokštejn, Jakub (referee)
Title: An analysis of the quick counter-attack Objectives: The main aim of this thesis is to analyse successful quick counter-attacks. In order to do this, we watched all seven matches played by the Czech under-20 team at the World Cup in 2007. We monitored players in attack and also in defence. Another aim is to de- termine the place where is the quick counter-attack is established and how it is develo- ped. Equally important is our intention to outline the content of individual scenarios and to evaluate the ones which lead to goals. Methods: In this thesis we have employed the indirect viewing method using video recordings.We analysed successful quick counter-attacks from two points of view; from that of quanti- ty and quality. The former concentrates on the study of individual successful counter- attacks. Analysis studies the scenarios. Results: The results show which quick counter-attack scenarios were implemented by the Czech under-20 team in the 2007 World Cup. They also explain the use of the quick counter- attack in today's modern game and it is posible to work into training routines the scena- rios which are elaborated in this dissertation, and so successfully to apply them in diffe- rent performance groups. Keywords: Football, quantity and quality analysis, scenario.
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Coach behaviour in training process
Vachuta, Lukáš ; Buzek, Mario (advisor) ; Frýbort, Pavel (referee)
Name:Coach Behaviour in Training The Aim of the Thesis: Observation of the trainer's attitude to the supervision of the youth football team. The observed object will be the trainer Martin from the club Bohemians 1905. I will focus my attention on his behaviour to players, on the ways how he explains individual exercises, in particular on his way of communication with children, understandability and clearness of the demonstration. I will also watch the ways used for motivating the trainees. Methodology: To reach my result I will use two basic methods. The first method deals with observing and making video recordings which will be consequently analysed and evaluated. The second method will be based on questioning both the trainer and the chosen players using a short questionnaire. Results: My thesis will serve as positive and negative feedback for the observed trainer who can use the provided material with particular recommendations in order to improve his work. Further, the mentioned recommendations can be used by all trainers involved in youth categories as it is material which can help them with the procedure of explaining and supervising exercises. Key Words: children, adults, junior school age, behaviour, sport psychology, respect to rules
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An analysis of individual gane performance of youth
Mičko, Michal ; Buzek, Mario (advisor) ; Kokštejn, Jakub (referee)
Name: Analysis of an individual playing perfomance of U13 players Aims: The aim of the analysis is to asses technical level of U13 players, specifically the percentual success rate of collecting the ball and to identify the on-spot ball collecting and in-motion ball collecting ratio. Furthermore to find out the successfulnes of the move following the on-spot collecting a in-motion collecting. Methods: Empirical research by the observation method is focused on the quantitave analysis of qualitative features of ball collecting. Findings: The result of he research is, that examined subjects have more succesful than unsuccesful ball collecting attemps. Furthermore, the more used technique of ball collecting is the on-spot collecting and that success ratio of the following move is higher in in-motion collecting. Keywords: football, individual gaming activities, ball collecting, performance analysis
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Biomechanics effects of support foot during the kick
Hanuš, Milan ; Zahálka, František (advisor) ; Buzek, Mario (referee)
Title: Analysis of the soccer player movement during a soccer kick Objectives: The aim of study was determine (find) and describe main phases of soccer player's movement and observe intraindividual stability of kinematic solution of kick. 3D kinematic analysis body was used for evaluation of movement and force plate Kistler was used for scan forces of support foot. Method: Twelve junior extraleague and league soccer players, aged 16-19, from SK Slavia Praha - football were monitored. Players were tested in laboratory of sport movement FTVS UK. Players realized 7-10 instep kicks and 5 in-side kicks. All twelve players were tested by this way. Time, speed of ball and forces of support foot was observed. Results: The results provides information's about kinematic movement during the kick, impact of support foot and effect on ball speed. Key Words: soccer, football, biomechanics, kinematics, technique, kick 3
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