Avaliação de aptidão física em atletas profissionais
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https://doi.org/10.5433/1679-0367.1978v1n2p43Abstract
This paper discusses the result of the physical fitness evaluation carried out with professional soccer athletes in Pa-rand State teams. The author obtained the results from general kinds of physical measurements such as: oxygen consumption, adductor muscle elasticity, muscular strength of the superior and inferior members, basic speed (50 m) and abdominal muscle resistance. The author analyzed 119 professional athletes (7 teams) from Parana State soccer championship (special league). He divided the players into four groups according to their position during the game Group I - Outsides and insides Group II – Forwards Group III - Fullbacks and centre-forwards Group IV – Centerhalf The author expects that these results will help the coaches examine the efficiency of the methodology applied to the professional athletes training in terms of the obtained practical results
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