Introduction: Fatigue impairs exercise activity in high school students, and it is detrimental to explore aerobic training when fatigue cannot be alleviated. This factor limits the ability to exploit the full potential of young athletes for soccer. Objective: Implement a healthy development protocol for soccer application in high school. Methods: This article used a literature review among other research methods. The analysis was devoted to aerobic training for endurance in soccer for students in high school. The specific methods of implementing the developed protocol in high schools were studied. Finally, effective measures for improving students' physical fitness were presented. Results: Judging from the situation, the duration of each training session in high school soccer is closely related to the coaches' ability. High-level coaches tend to organize the duration of training according to the perceived effects in soccer practice, considering the physical and technical characteristics of the sport itself. Conclusion: Soccer endurance training can also promote the long-term development of soccer education while meeting students' actual exercise needs. It is important to carry out soccer aerobic training applied to high school. Level of evidence II; Therapeutic studies - investigation of treatment outcomes.
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