Studia Kinanthropologica 2010, 11(2):69-76

Movement analysis of football player during the kick

F. Zahálka1,*, P. Hanuš1, T. Malý1, M. Buzek2, P. Hráský1, L. Malá1, T. Gryc1
1 Laboratoř sportovní motoriky, Fakulta tělesné výchovy a sportu, Univerzita Karlova v Praze
2 Katedra sportovních her, Fakulta tělesné výchovy a sportu, Univerzita Karlova v Praze

Aim of this study was analyze football player movement during several types of kick according to the speed of flying ball. Analysis contains two types of kick straight kick (instep) and inside kick (inside of the foot). Low correlation was found between force of standing lower limb and speed of flying ball, straight kick (r = 0,118; p > 0,05), inside kick (r = 0,133; p > 0,05). Presumption of common relationship between short influence of standing lower limb and maximal forces was not unique significant. The study showed that players on junior level have fixed performance of kick according movement and speed of flying ball.

Keywords: kick; soccer; velocity of the ball; movement analysis; force of lower limbs

Published: September 30, 2010  Show citation

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Zahálka F, Hanuš P, Malý T, Buzek M, Hráský P, Malá L, Gryc T. Movement analysis of football player during the kick. Studia Kinanthropologica. 2010;11(2):69-76.
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