FACTORS TO THE COMPETITION RESULTS ON AMATEUR MALE SOCCER PLAYERS.
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Abstract
Purpose
This research was aimed to analyze factors affecting the soccer competition results in amateur soccer players.
Methods
The sample group consisted of 15 male soccer players from the Minburi City football team. The sample group entered their movements using the global coordinate system (GPS) to compete in an official match. In the Chang FA Cup 2022/23 and Thailand Semipro League 2023 competitions, then record the results of total running distance, running distance at the highest speed sprint run, number of sprints, high intensity running, Then, the data was statistically analyzed using analysis of the influence of variables or binary logistic regression
Results
The comparison of the winning results by the total distance is 7.34±1.5 kilometers, running at the highest speed of 106.96±52.45 meters, the number of running at the highest speed of 8.56±3.82 times, running at a high intensity of 306.5±98.20 meters. While the losing results by the total distance is 7.69±1.69 kilometers, running at the highest speed of 139.03±75.43 meters, the number of times running at the highest speed of 8.80±4.13 times, running at a high intensity of 375.53±126.73 meters. High intensity running has a value of 0.026 and the number of sprint has a value of -1.226. The relationship with the competition results is statistically significant at the 0.05 level.
Conclusion
High intensity running has a statistically significant relationship with competition results. The increased high intensity running leads to increase the chance of being lost of the match. And the number of sprint running has a statistically significant relationship with race results. If the number of sprint running is less, the chance of winning the competition will be increase in amateur soccer players.
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