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DIVERSIFICATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PERFORMANCE OF SELECTED TECHNICAL ELEMENTS IN FEMALE AND MALE FOOTBALL GAME

Economic and Regional Studies

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Title DIVERSIFICATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PERFORMANCE OF SELECTED TECHNICAL ELEMENTS IN FEMALE AND MALE FOOTBALL GAME
 
Creator Bergier, Józef
Soroka, Andrzej
Buraczewski, Tomasz
 
Subject
football; comparative analysis of play; women; men
 
Description In contemporary sport the results of objective studies make the ground for effective training and are the proper way to success. Since the study results have been appearing of the women’s play, concerning analysis of the structure and effectiveness of the match activities, there is a need for comparisons between the female and male play. The material for the study comprised all 15 matches played in the 6th Women European Championship, England 2005, and 27 matches played during the men world championship, Korea and Japan 2002. The study method was the systematic external and categorized observation conducted with the help of own study tool – the observation forms. Statistical analysis of the study results was done using the Statistica software. The assessment was used of the differences between the mean values of the passes and shots accuracy coefficients, and of their technical elements. In the analysis, the diversification has been found regarding the structure of game at the main technical elements like passes and shots, between the female and male teams. Significant diversifications concerned the passes accuracy in association with most of the analysed technical elements.
 
Publisher Economic and Regional Studies
Studia Ekonomiczne i Regionalne
 
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Date 2015-06-17
 
Type info:eu-repo/semantics/article
info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion
Peer-reviewed Article

 
Identifier http://ers.edu.pl/OJS/index.php/erspl/article/view/184
 
Source Economic and Regional Studies; Vol 3, No 1 (2009): Rozprawy Naukowe
Studia Ekonomiczne i Regionalne; Vol 3, No 1 (2009): Rozprawy Naukowe
2083-3725
 
Language en
 
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