Influence of the Type of Marking and the Number of Players on Physiological and Physical Demands During Sided Games in Soccer

The aim of this research was to examine the influence of two variables, the type of marking (with or without man-marking) and the number of players per team (3, 6, or 9) on the physical and physiological demands of sided games in soccer. Eighteen amateur players were monitored with GPS and heart rat...

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Main Authors:	Casamichana David, Román-Quintana Jaime San, Castellano Julen, Calleja-González Julio
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Sciendo 2015-09-01
Series:	Journal of Human Kinetics
Subjects:	exercise intensity specific training time-motion GPS device heart rate man-marking
Online Access:	http://www.degruyter.com/view/j/hukin.2015.47.issue-1/hukin-2015-0081/hukin-2015-0081.xml?format=INT

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spelling	doaj-art-03c7a031042f4b16a378223d78d442712018-09-02T12:32:49ZengSciendoJournal of Human Kinetics1899-75622015-09-0147125926810.1515/hukin-2015-0081hukin-2015-0081Influence of the Type of Marking and the Number of Players on Physiological and Physical Demands During Sided Games in SoccerCasamichana David0Román-Quintana Jaime San1Castellano Julen2Calleja-González Julio3 - Faculty of Physiotherapy and Speech Therapy Gimbernat-Cantabria University School associated with the University of Cantabria (UC). Torrelavega, Spain. - Faculty of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences. University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU). Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain. - Faculty of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences. University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU). Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain. - Faculty of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences. University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU). Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain.The aim of this research was to examine the influence of two variables, the type of marking (with or without man-marking) and the number of players per team (3, 6, or 9) on the physical and physiological demands of sided games in soccer. Eighteen amateur players were monitored with GPS and heart rate devices. The following variables were analyzed: a maximum heart rate, a mean heart rate, time spent in each intensity range, total distance covered and distance covered in different speed ranges, a player load, maximum speed reached, and a work:rest ratio. The results showed that the type of marking influenced the physical demands of players, with greater total distance, a player load and a work:rest ratio when man-marking was used in the 3 vs. 3 (737 m, 95 Arbitrary Units (AU) and 3.4 AU, respectively) and 6 vs. 6 (783 m, 95 AU and 5.3 AU, respectively) games (p<0.05). The number of players also had an effect on physiological intensity, with more time being spent at the <80%HRmax during the 9 vs. 9 and 6 vs. 6 games (more than 30%) compared with the 3 vs. 3 format (less than 15%) (p<0.05). These findings could help coaches to understand how the modification of different variables in sided games influences the physical and physiological demands of players.http://www.degruyter.com/view/j/hukin.2015.47.issue-1/hukin-2015-0081/hukin-2015-0081.xml?format=INTexercise intensityspecific trainingtime-motionGPS deviceheart rateman-marking
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spellingShingle	Casamichana David Román-Quintana Jaime San Castellano Julen Calleja-González Julio Influence of the Type of Marking and the Number of Players on Physiological and Physical Demands During Sided Games in Soccer Journal of Human Kinetics exercise intensity specific training time-motion GPS device heart rate man-marking
author_facet	Casamichana David Román-Quintana Jaime San Castellano Julen Calleja-González Julio
author_sort	Casamichana David
title	Influence of the Type of Marking and the Number of Players on Physiological and Physical Demands During Sided Games in Soccer
title_short	Influence of the Type of Marking and the Number of Players on Physiological and Physical Demands During Sided Games in Soccer
title_full	Influence of the Type of Marking and the Number of Players on Physiological and Physical Demands During Sided Games in Soccer
title_fullStr	Influence of the Type of Marking and the Number of Players on Physiological and Physical Demands During Sided Games in Soccer
title_full_unstemmed	Influence of the Type of Marking and the Number of Players on Physiological and Physical Demands During Sided Games in Soccer
title_sort	influence of the type of marking and the number of players on physiological and physical demands during sided games in soccer
publisher	Sciendo
series	Journal of Human Kinetics
issn	1899-7562
publishDate	2015-09-01
description	The aim of this research was to examine the influence of two variables, the type of marking (with or without man-marking) and the number of players per team (3, 6, or 9) on the physical and physiological demands of sided games in soccer. Eighteen amateur players were monitored with GPS and heart rate devices. The following variables were analyzed: a maximum heart rate, a mean heart rate, time spent in each intensity range, total distance covered and distance covered in different speed ranges, a player load, maximum speed reached, and a work:rest ratio. The results showed that the type of marking influenced the physical demands of players, with greater total distance, a player load and a work:rest ratio when man-marking was used in the 3 vs. 3 (737 m, 95 Arbitrary Units (AU) and 3.4 AU, respectively) and 6 vs. 6 (783 m, 95 AU and 5.3 AU, respectively) games (p<0.05). The number of players also had an effect on physiological intensity, with more time being spent at the <80%HRmax during the 9 vs. 9 and 6 vs. 6 games (more than 30%) compared with the 3 vs. 3 format (less than 15%) (p<0.05). These findings could help coaches to understand how the modification of different variables in sided games influences the physical and physiological demands of players.
topic	exercise intensity specific training time-motion GPS device heart rate man-marking
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Influence of the Type of Marking and the Number of Players on Physiological and Physical Demands During Sided Games in Soccer

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