Football Schools Research Articles

PERBEDAAN EFEKTIVITAS PEMBERIAN PISANG RAJA DAN PISANG AMBON TERHADAP INDEKS KELELAHAN OTOT ANAEROBIK PADA REMAJA DI SEKOLAH SEPAK BOLA

Background : Anaerobic muscle fatigue occurs due to accumulation of lactic acid, causing soreness and reduced muscle contraction. Raja banana (Musa paradisiaca var. Sapientum L.) and Ambon banana (Musa paradisiaca var. Sapientum (L.) Kunt.) are high in carbohydrate and potassium which are involved in increasing blood glucose, thus consuming bananas before exercising may help prevent muscle fatigue.This study aimed to determine the effectiveness of Raja and Ambon bananas on anaerobic. muscle fatigue index of adolescents in football school.Methods :This study was a quasi-experimentusingthe posttest-only with control group design.Thirty-nine male adolescents aged 15-18 years at Terang Bangsa and Satria Kencana Serasi football schools were recruited and classified into 3 groups: control (240 ml of mineral water), group I (150 g Raja banana fruit), and group II (150 g of Ambon banana fruit). Anaerobic muscle fatigue was measured by Running-base Anaerobic Sprint Test (RAST) to calculate Anaerobic Fatigue (AF) value. Data were analyzed by One way ANOVA and ANCOVA test.Results :The average AF index in control group (11.53±2.20) was significantly different with group I (4.30±0.80; p=0.001), and group I with group II (9.76 ± 2.34; p=0,001). However not significantly different between the averageAF Index of control group withgroup II.Conclusion :There is a significant difference in the effectiveness of Raja and Ambon banana on reducing anaerobic muscle fatigue for adolescents in football school. Raja banana demonstratedbetter effects on muscle fatiguein comparison withAmbon banana.

SEKOLAH SEPAKBOLA DI MAKASSAR

Football is a sport that uses a ball which is played by two teams, each team consists of 11 (eleven) persons. School football serves as a container or a place of education and training young players in which summarizes various educational activities, among others, the basic tools and techniques that supports football training program in this container. The soccer school students get grinding their talents. South Sulawesi as one of the national football business recognizable enough. Makassar city has a lot of young players with the potential to be developed in order to be able to become a professional player. Moreover Makassar city since Ramang era until modern era none who do not know the figure of the young talents of Makassar, both Indonesian National team in various competitions Internasional. Therefore, we need a way to increase the achievements in Makassar city, one of them is withsetting up a football school. With the football schools, each individuals can be nurtured from an early age so that talented young players can hone his talents by providing good guidance between theory and its application in the field .

Comparative Analysis of Certain Indices of the Existing Biological Models in European and Romanian Football

As part of Latin football, the Romanian football school is now going through serious transformations with the final aim of reducing differences between Romanian and European football. Over the last few years there has been a change in the training focus, from technical to physical and tactical preparation. Therefore, in this paper we tried to emphasize some details regarding the inherent qualities of the high performance football player. Thus we attempted to establish some fundamental characteristics which underlie the high performer's biological model. The paper makes an overview of the actual data obtained by football players belonging to different European schools. This information shall be the comparative element for the features characterizing players from great European teams and the features specific of players who regularly play in the Romanian First League. This comparative analysis was carried out by recording and analyzing several morpho-functional indices, presented by teams, positions and even football schools.

Examination of children's body composition and biomotoric features which attended summer football schools

The purpose of the study is to examine body composition and biomotoric specifications of subjects who attended the football program for 8 weeks, 3 days a week. In the applied study, 50 subjects were chosen occasionally and voluntarily out of 125 football players. This study was applied on 8-13 aged male football players who attended summer football school in city of Gaziantep. Pre examination of the group was 1 week before 8 week training program, and post examination was 1 week after 8 week training program. Acquired data were analyzed with SPSS for Windows 16.0 Package software. According to pre and post training program physical and physiological examination, height, weight, Body Mass Index (BMI), body fat ratio, hand length, total arm length, head circumference, shoulder circumference, waist circumference, hip circumference, biceps circumference, front arm circumference, calf circumference, shoulder width, elbow width, hip width, hip width, knee width, flexibility measures, hand grip strength (right and left hand) measures, standing long jump, 1 minute shuttle test measures, resting hearth rate (RHR), maximal oxygen consumption (VO2 Max) and anaerobic power measures were found p<0.05 level significance. As a result; there were advancements on physical, anthropometric and physiological values of subjects who attended 8 week summer football school.

Winning In NCAA Womens Soccer: Does The Gender Of The Coach Matter?

While womens intercollegiate soccer has grown rapidly over the past three decades, men still hold nearly two-thirds of all head coaching positions in NCAA Division I womens soccer programs. This paper explores whether the gender of the head coach affects success in winning games. After considering various reasons why gender might matter, we undertake a multiple regression analysis using data from the 2001-2002 season to answer this question empirically. Controlling for other factors that would be expected to influence a teams success, including the quality of the head coach, the level of institutional support and the tradition of the program, we find that the head coachs gender, and also the head coachs age, have statistically significant effects on team success for schools in Divisions I-AA and I-AAA, but not for the major football schools in Division I-A. We close with possible explanations for these results.

Up the Down Pay Scale: Teachers vs. Football Coaches

Up the Down Pay Scale: Teachers <i>vs.</i> Football Coaches

KETERAMPILAN SEPAKBOLA Studi Korelasional Antara Persepsi Kinestetik, Adaptasi Dan Kelincahan Dengan Keterampilan Sepakbola Siswa-siswa Sekolah Sepakbola Di Kota Bandung

The purpose of this research is to study the relationship between kinesthetic perception,adaptation, and agility with football skills. This research has been conducted at football schools(SSB) with a sample 40 students selected randomly.The research concludes that there arepositive correlation between : (1) kinesthetic perception and football skills (2) adaptation andfootball skills, (3) agility and football skills (4) kinesthetic perception, adaptation, and agilitywith football skills. The findings give an implication that football skills could be increased byimproving kinesthetic perception, adaptation, and agility .

Open fun football schools

Artiklen giver en personlig beskrivelse af, hvordan fodboldskoler i Balkan og Trans Kaukasus blev udviklet, baseret på den ideologi, at fodbold kan opbygge og etablere forbindelser mellem børn og voksne fra forskellige segmenter af befolkningen, der på grund af krig bor adskilt.

The Impact of College Sports Success on the Quantity and Quality of Student Applications

Empirical studies have produced mixed results on the relationship between a school's sports success and the quantity and quality of students that apply to the school. This study uses two unique data sets to shed additional light on the indirect benefits that sports success provides to NCAA Division I schools. Key findings include the following: (1) football and basketball success significantly increases the quantity of applications to a school, with estimates ranging from 2% to 8% for the top 20 football schools and the top 16 basketball schools each year, (2) private schools see increases in application rates after sports success that are two to four times higher than public schools, (3) the extra applications received are composed of both low and high SAT scoring students, thus providing potential for schools to improve their admission outcomes, and (4) schools appear to exploit these increases in applications by improving both the number and the quality of incoming students.

Winning Does Matter: Patterns in Private Giving to Athletic and Academic Programs at NCAA Division I-AA and I-AAA Institutions

In a study of “big-time” athletic programs, Stinson and Howard (2004) documented a shift in donor giving patterns toward increased support of athletic programs at the apparent expense of giving to academic programs. The shift toward greater athletic giving was most evident at those schools with major football programs. This study's primary purpose is to determine whether the changes found at the Division I-A level are also evident at schools that compete at the Division I-AA or I-AAA level. Linear mixed models indicate that successful athletic programs influence both the number of donors making gifts to an institution and the average dollar amount of those gifts. However, unlike the giving patterns at I-A football schools, winning football and men's basketball teams have direct effects on both athletic and academic gifts. Rather than producing a crowding-out effect, athletic success appears to enhance support for both athletic and academic programs.

Breaking Post-War Ice: Open Fun Football Schools in Bosnia and Herzegovina

(2004). Breaking Post-War Ice: Open Fun Football Schools in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Sport in Society: Vol. 7, No. 3, pp. 457-472.