Influence of floaters and positional status on players’ tactical, physical, and physiological responses in soccer small-sided games
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Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais
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Purpose. small-sided games (ssG) with floaters are frequently adopted during the training process of soccer players.
However, no study has previously investigated how the rules imposed to these additional players impact the physical, tactical,
and physiological responses of the regular players. this study aimed to analyse the influence of the number of floaters on
players’ tactical behaviour, physical demands, and physiological responses in soccer ssGs and to compare these variables
between players with different positional statuses.
Methods. Overall, 32 U-13 (n = 16) and U-14 (n = 16) players participated in this study, performing four 4-minute 3 vs. 3 ssGs
in both 1-floater and 2-floater formats. the frequency of core tactical principles, time-motion variables, and heart rate were
used to describe the game multifactorial phenomenon.
Results. results showed an increased number of tactical actions of delays, defensive coverage, and width and length
without ball actions in the 2-floater ssG without differences in physical demands or physiological response. Midfielders
presented higher frequencies of penetration and offensive coverage, and lower frequencies of actions of width and length
without the ball. there were also higher physical and physiological responses in midfielders.
Conclusions. In conclusion, the 2-floater 3 vs. 3 format may be an important pedagogical strategy to promote a higher
ball circulation pattern during ssGs. Midfielders are the most demanded players tactically, physically, and physiologically
in 3 vs. 3 ssGs with floaters.
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Sistema de posicionamento global, Treinamento de Força, Futebol
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Soccer, Small-sided games, Match analysis, Tactical principles, Physical training, GPS devices
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