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Title: The Tactical Games Model and Small Sided Soccer Games: A new perspective for the development of musculoskeletal components in young footballers
Abstract: This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of using the Tactical Games Model (TGM) and Small Sided Soccer Games (SSGs) in a youth sports and recreational context, to improve the technical-tactical skills and musculoskeletal fitness of young athletes. The sample considered includes 29 children with an average age of 7.6 ±0.72 years subjected to a protocol of sixteen training sessions. In the initial, intermediate and final phases, tests were administered to evaluate the levels of musculoskeletal fitness (FMS), functional motor skills (FMC) and game performance, using the Game Performance Assessment Instrument (GPAI). The results indicate statistically significant changes in Handgrip (HG), Supine-to-Stand and go (STS&GO) and Game Involvment for technical-tactical skills. The adoption of the TGM protocol and SSSGs demonstrates a positive impact on some components of FMS, suggesting that TGM may be an effective tool not only in promoting children's general health, but also in improving fundamental motor skills relevant to sport, like football.
Keywords: Functional motor competence; Musculoskeletal fitness; Soccer; Sport performance; Tactical Games Model
Title: Il Tactical Games Model e gli Small Sided Soccer Games: Una nuova prospettiva per lo sviluppo delle componenti muscolo scheletriche nei giovani calciatori
Abstract: Questo studio mira a valutare l'efficacia dell'utilizzo del Tactical Games Model (TGM) e degli Small Sided Soccer Games (SSGs) in un contesto ludico sportivo giovanile, per migliorare le competenze tecnico-tattiche e la fitness muscoloscheletrica nei giovani atleti. Il campione considerato comprende 29 bambini con età media 7,6 ±0,72 anni sottoposti a un protocollo di sedici sessioni di allenamento. Nelle fasi iniziali, intermedie e finali sono stati somministrati i test per valutare i livelli di Fitness muscoloscheletrica (FMS), le competenze motorie funzionali (FMC) e la performance di gioco, tramite il Game Performance Assessment Instrument (GPAI). I risultati indicano variazioni statisticamente significative in Handgrip (HG), Supine-to-Stand and go (STS&GO) e Game Involvment per le competenze tecnico-tattiche. L'adozione del protocollo TGM e degli SSGs dimostra un impatto positivo su alcune componenti della FMS, suggerendo che il TGM possa essere uno strumento efficace non solo nel promuovere la salute generale nei bambini, ma anche nel migliorare abilità motorie fondamentali rilevanti per lo sport, come il calcio.
Keywords: Calcio; Competenze motorie funzionali; Fitness muscoloscheletrica; Performance sportiva; Tactical Game Model
Title: Le modèle de jeux tactiques et les petits jeux de football au côté: une nouvelle perspective pour le développement de composants musculaires squelettiques chez les jeunes joueurs
Abstract: Cette étude vise à évaluer l'efficacité de l'utilisation du modèle de jeux tactiques (TGM) et des matchs de football à petits côtés (SSG) dans un contexte de sports sportives jeunes, pour améliorer les compétences techniques-tactiques et l'aptitude musculo-squelettique chez les jeunes athlètes.L'échantillon considéré comprend 29 enfants avec un âge moyen de 7,6 ± années municipales soumises à un protocole de seize séances de formation.Dans les phases initiales, l'intermédiaire et les finales, les tests ont été administrés pour évaluer les niveaux de fitness musculo-squelettique (FMS), la motricité fonctionnelle (FMC) et les performances du jeu, via l'instrument d'évaluation des performances du jeu (GPAI).Les résultats indiquent des variations statistiquement significatives de la poignée (HG), du déine au travail et du go (STS & amp; go) et de l'implication du jeu pour les compétences techniques-tactiques.L'adoption du protocole TGM et du SSGS démontre un impact positif sur certaines composantes du FMS, ce qui suggère que le TGM peut être un outil efficace non seulement dans la promotion de la santé générale chez les enfants, mais aussi pour améliorer la motricité fondamentale pertinente pour le sport, comme le football. (This version of record did not originally feature translated metadata in this target language; the translation is hereby provided by Google Translation)
Keywords: Football;Motor de la motricité fonctionnelle;Fitness musculo-squelettique;Performance sportive;Modèle de jeu tactique
Title: El Tactical Games Model y los Small Sided Soccer Games: Una nueva perspectiva para el desarrollo de los componentes musculoesqueléticos en jóvenes futbolistas
Abstract: Este estudio tiene como objetivo evaluar la efectividad del uso del Tactical Games Model (TGM) y los Small Sided Soccer Games (SSGs) en un contexto deportivo y recreativo juvenil, para mejorar las habilidades técnico-tácticas y la condición física musculoesquelética de jóvenes atletas. La muestra incluye a 29 niños con una edad promedio de 7,6 ± 0,72 años sometidos a un protocolo de dieciséis sesiones de entrenamiento. En las fases inicial, intermedia y final, se administraron pruebas para evaluar los niveles de aptitud musculoesquelética (FMS), las competencias motrices funcionales (FMC) y el rendimiento en el juego, utilizando el Game Performance Assessment Instrument (GPAI). Los resultados indican cambios estadísticamente significativos en Handgrip (HG), Supine-to-Stand and go (STS&GO) y Game Involvement en cuanto a habilidades técnico-tácticas. La adopción del protocolo TGM y los SSGs demuestra un impacto positivo en algunos componentes de la FMS, sugiriendo que el TGM puede ser una herramienta eficaz no solo para promover la salud general en los niños, sino también para mejorar las habilidades motoras fundamentales relevantes para deportes como el fútbol.
Keywords: Competencias motrices funcionales; Fitness musculoesquelética; Fútbol; Rendimiento deportivo; Tactical Games Model
Title: O Tactical Games Model e os Small Sided Soccer Games: Uma nova perspectiva para o desenvolvimento dos componentes musculoesqueléticos em jovens jogadores de futebol
Abstract: Este estudo tem como objetivo avaliar a eficácia do uso do Tactical Games Model (TGM) e dos Small Sided Soccer Games (SSGs) em um contexto esportivo e recreativo juvenil, para melhorar as habilidades técnico-táticas e a aptidão musculoesquelética de jovens atletas. A amostra analisada inclui 29 crianças com idade média de 7,6 ± 0,72 anos, submetidas a um protocolo de dezesseis sessões de treinamento. Nas fases inicial, intermediária e final, foram aplicados testes para avaliar os níveis de aptidão musculoesquelética (FMS), as competências motoras funcionais (FMC) e o desempenho no jogo, utilizando o Game Performance Assessment Instrument (GPAI). Os resultados indicam mudanças estatisticamente significativas em Handgrip (HG), Supine-to-Stand and go (STS&GO) e Game Involvement no que diz respeito às habilidades técnico-táticas. A adoção do protocolo TGM e dos SSGs demonstra um impacto positivo em alguns componentes do FMS, sugerindo que o TGM pode ser uma ferramenta eficaz não apenas para promover a saúde geral das crianças, mas também para melhorar habilidades motoras fundamentais relevantes para esportes como o futebol.
Keywords: Aptidão musculoesquelética; Competências motoras funcionais; Desempenho esportivo; Futebol; Tactical Games Model
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