Physical and behavioral analysis of young athletes practicing field football, during different training designe
Abstract
The physiological demands which individuals are subjected during a football match have been well documented in academic and reported in the literature of different parameters such as total distance traveled, average speed and heart rate. However, there is limited focus on training and its possible effects on the child's body sessions investigations. The aim of this study was to analyze physiological and behavioral aspects of young athletes in football, through different training sessions. Methodology: The study evaluated 08 male subjects who underwent three sessions of different designes training (A - technical, B - tactical and C - game) in the practice of football. The proposition was to investigate the distance covered in the sessions, caloric expenditure and variables such as heart rate, actual and estimated maximum, medium and minimum. The designes C was that children had the greatest distance to the caloric expenditure designes B presented 40% higher than designating A. Finally, the maximum heart rate did not differ between groups, but the average was more intense in designes C.
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