Abstract
The two researchers utilized limited-area exercises to teach basic football skills and physical abilities, employing an experimental method suitable for the study's nature. They divided 36 first-year students from the Faculty of Physical Education at Diyala University into two equal groups: one trained freely and the other under specific limited-area exercises, selected from a total population of 210 students. The research focused on basic football skills—suppression, handling, and scoring—and physical tests such as dynamic response, speed, and zigzag running. The limited-area exercises were implemented over a 10-week period, with two training sessions per week involving 14 students. After applying appropriate statistical methods to analyze the test results, the data indicated that the group trained with limited-area exercises showed greater improvement in both basic football skills and physical abilities.
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Rashed, Abdul Rahman Nasser and Mouloud, Diaa Hamoud
(2010)
"The impact of using the training network on learning some basic skills and their relationship to the development of some physical abilities in football,"
Modern Sport: Vol. 9:
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13, Article 9.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.54702/2708-3454.1288
