Correlation between vertical jump test performance with sprint test of 30 meters in football athletes
Abstract
Introduction: Football is a sport of high energy demand with varying levels of intensity that vary according to the situation of the match, in this sense some physical abilities become important to improve the physical conditioning of the athletes of this sport, therefore it is essential to know and identify and interpret the performance of athletes in some specific tests in order to provide a parameter for understanding how the athletes' fitness level is, in order to optimize the training. Objective: The present study sought to investigate the correlation between the performance of vertical jump tests with the 30-meter sprint test. Materials and methods: This work was composed of 31 male soccer players in a professional soccer club in Bahia. Age: 28.1 ± 4.65 years, height: 177 ± 0.07cm, body mass: 76.99 ± 7.12kg. The sample was characterized by anthropometry data (height and weight). The Hudl Technique® application was used to analyze the vertical jumps, and for the sprint velocity analysis the specific software MultiSprint® was used, the statistical analyzes were carried out using statistical software SigmaPlot® version. Results: Differently from other studies, it was found a low correlation between the performance of jumps and sprints, this low correlation may be due to a low physical conditioning of the athletes of the sample. Conclusion: The non-correlation of the tests can be understood as a response to the level of deficient conditioning of these athletes, unlike other studies that find a moderate correlation between these tests.
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