Acute Effects of Warm-Up, Exercise and Recovery-Related Strategies on Assessments of Soccer Kicking Performance: A Critical and Systematic Review

Recovery of kicking kinematics and performance following intermittent high-intensity running bouts in young soccer players: can a local cooling intervention help?

“…Our findings are in accordance with those of Rampinini et al (2008) who verified impaired short passing performance in youth players following RHIR that attempted to reproduce most demanding phase of matches (10 × 40 m with one change-of-direction). Importantly, exercising with RHIR in addition to a heat condition are recognised to cause central neurotransmission deficits and a drop in muscle activity (Goodall et al, 2015; Meeusen et al, 2006; Perrey et al, 2010), both determinant aspects to proficiency in targeting the ball when kicking (Palucci Vieira et al, 2022a; Palucci Vieira et al, 2021b). To summarize, intense and consecutive running bouts (e.g.…”

“…Innovative characteristics of the present investigation include empirical testing of whether COOL has benefits to recover (intense)exercise-induced kicking performance loss under heat stress, which fills an important knowledge gap with potential to modify current practices (Bleakley et al, 2012; Palucci Vieira et al, 2021b). Conversely, there are various caveats that should be made which collectively may limits generalizability of this study findings.…”

“…In #Experiment 1 which tested exercise-induced changes in kicking parameters, a subsample of 13 players was evaluated. This was considered to be the required sample size estimated owing to the expected declines in kicking performance following general intermittent high-intensity exercise mode (effect size = 0.92; power = 85% and α = 0.05) [data from a systematic review by Palucci Vieira et al (2021b)]. In #Experiment 2 which evaluated the effects of the recovery intervention, all 15 players were evaluated to meet the a priori required sample size based on the assumption that ice would affect motor skills precision (effect size = 0.86; power = 80% and α = 0.05) (Wassinger et al, 2007) and/or global performance in immediately subsequent sports-related tasks (average effect size = 0.83; data from systematic review by Bleakley et al (2012)).…”

“…These can be linked to impairments in neuromechanical responses, explained by either central or peripheral fatigue factors (Brocherie et al, 2015; Goodall et al, 2015; Perrey et al, 2010). In studies using protocols to simulate the running loads commonly found in official matches, including intermittent high-intensity activities, also identified declines in indices of kicking performance (Palucci Vieira et al, 2021b; Russell et al, 2011; Sánchez-Sánchez et al, 2014), notably in senior players. In contrast, there is only limited evidence level regarding the magnitude of the effects of repeated high-intensity exercise on kicking performance in youth populations [for a review: (Palucci Vieira et al, 2021b)].…”

Latihan akurasi shooting sepakbola: Sasaran gawang besar-kecil dan sasaran ban, mana yang efektif?

“…Akurasi dan sebuah tendangan dalam sepakbola memiliki hubungan yang erat. Pemain sepakbola yang memiliki kontrol bola dan dribble yang bagus akan menjadi sia-sia dalam suatu pertandingan jika yang bersangkutan tidak memiliki akurasi tendangan untuk mengoper bola kepada teman, dan penyelesaian akhir pastinya juga memerlukan akurasi yang baik juga (Anam K., 2013)(Palucci Vieira et al, 2021).…”