Relationships between Static and Dynamic Balance and Anticipation Time, Reaction Time in School Children at the Age of 10-12 Years

Bozkurt, Sinan; Erkut, Oya; Akkoç, Orkun

doi:10.13189/ujer.2017.050603

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“…Bozkurt, Erkut & Akkoç (2017) found a significant relationship between anticipation time and reaction time in the study conducted with school students at the average age of 11.06 years (p<0.05). These perceptual motor skills affect each other as seen above.…”

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Perceptual and Motor Components at Young Football Players

Bozkurt¹

2017

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The purpose of this study was to determine some perceptual and motor components level of young football players and to investigate the relationships between perceptual and motor components. Thirty-eight (38) selected football players from different division of Turkey whose mean age was 13.50±.42 years, height 150.00±5.60 cm and body weight 40.00±4.75 kg were tested as voluntarily in this study. This study was conducted in the Riva Orhan Saka Facility of the Turkish Football Federation. The findings indicated that statistically significant relations were observed between visual reaction time and anticipation time and also between sit-ups and sprint time, reaction time and agility times. On the other hands, there is no significant relation was found in other parameters.These findings may be useful for trainer and physical education teachers in the selection process and talent identification and preparing sport education programs.

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Perceptual and Motor Components at Young Football Players

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2017

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“…This finding supports the notion of stable magnitude of interlateral asymmetries of performance during motor development. Bozkurt et al [22] found a positive relationship was found between the hard floor and the right foot and left foot dynamic balance measurements (p<0.05), Teixeira et. al.…”

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Comparing of Technical Skills of Young Football Players According to Preferred Foot

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2018

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The purpose of this study is to compare technical skills of youth soccer players according to foot preference. A total of 61 amateur football players (Under 15) participated in the study from different clubs of Istanbul. The descriptive statistics and the relationship between the technical skills were examined by using Spearman test and Mann Whitney U test was used for paired comparison of the groups. The level of significance taken into account was (p<0.05). In conclusion, although there were not statistically significant difference between the left-and right footed players in technical skill tests (p˃0.05), and a negative significant relationship was found between dribbling and juggling and long passing skill tests (p˂0.05) in right-footed players. The present study may contribute to the literature on the specific skills related performance profile of youth football players.

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“…Previous investigations, especially regarding RT, failed to present an ecological task to assess RT [ 15 , 32 , 51 , 60 ]. For instance, most previous investigations used simple software computer tasks and not a real-life scenario (i.e., lower ecological validity) such as the one utilized in the present study.…”

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Evaluation of Reaction Time during the One-Leg Balance Activity in Young Soccer Players: A Pilot Study

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This study’s aim was two-fold: (i) to test the intra-session reliability of the one-leg balance activity test; and (ii) to assess the influence of age on reaction time (RT) and the differences between dominant and non-dominant feet. Fifty young soccer players with an average age of 12.4 ± 1.8 years were divided into two groups: younger soccer players (n = 26; 11.6 ± 0.9 years) and older soccer players (n = 24; 14.2 ± 0.8 years). Each group then completed four trials (two with each leg) of the one-leg balance activity (OLBA) to evaluate RT under a single-leg stance. Mean RT and the number of hits were calculated, and the best trial was also selected. T-tests and Pearson correlations were performed for statistical analysis. Values for RT were lower, and the number of hits was higher while standing on the non-dominant foot (p = 0.01). MANOVA revealed that the “Dominant Leg” factor did not affect the multivariate composite (Pillai Trace = 0.05; F(4, 43) = 0.565; p = 0.689; Partial ETA Squared = 0.050; Observed Power = 0.174). The “Age” factor did not present an effect on the multivariate composite (Pillai Trace = 0.104; F(4, 43) = 1.243; p = 0.307; Partial ETA Squared = 0.104; Observed Power = 0.355). The results of the present investigation demonstrate that RT may be lower while standing on the non-dominant foot.

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Relationships between Static and Dynamic Balance and Anticipation Time, Reaction Time in School Children at the Age of 10-12 Years

Cited by 11 publications

References 17 publications

Perceptual and Motor Components at Young Football Players

Perceptual and Motor Components at Young Football Players

Comparing of Technical Skills of Young Football Players According to Preferred Foot

Evaluation of Reaction Time during the One-Leg Balance Activity in Young Soccer Players: A Pilot Study

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