Influence of Employment by Mobile Games on Indicators of Physical and Technical-Tactical Readiness of Young Football Players in the Preparatory Period
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.29038/2220-7481-2018-02-149-154Keywords:
mobile games, physical preparedness, technical preparedness, young football playersAbstract
Relevance. In conditions of increasing the density of the game of football and its speed, it is important to include in the structure of the training process a set of mobile games that will contribute to the development of physical and technical and tactical preparedness. The task of the research is to determine the influence of specially selected mobile games on the state of physical, special and technical preparedness of young football players of 12 to 13 years. Material and Methods of Investigation. The study involved 40 players who were engaged in the group of sports improvement of the first year of training. The investigators belonged to the main medical group, at the time of the survey, they had no complaints about their health and well-being. In the experimental group, on each training session, according to the tasks assigned, mobile games were used. Classes in the control group were conducted according to the standard program. Results of the Study. It is established that the average long jump from the place, in young players of the experimental group is 163,8 cm, in young players of the control group– 173,6 cm (P <0,05). The values of the triple jump in length are respectively 526,2 cm and 520,8 cm; jump up – 41,4 and 43,2 cm; Running on the 400 m – 69,34 s and 68,18 s; shuttle race 3х15 m – 8,12 and 8,42 s (Р> 0,05). A similar trend is revealed by the special physical preparedness of the players. Conclusions. The results of the conducted pedagogical experiment confirm the effectiveness of the developed methodology for the use of specially selected mobile games in the training process of young players of the second year of training, probably indicating the improvement of their physical, special and technical preparedness.



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