ArticleChildren (Basel, Switzerland)2023
The Influence of Subjective Perceptions and the Efficacy of Objective Evaluation in Soccer School Players' Classification: A Cross-Sectional Study.
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Abstract
objectivesThe first objective was to investigate the influence of subjective perceptions and the efficacy of objective evaluation regarding the classification of soccer school players by their level of performance. The second objective was to advise on accurate collocation according to objective assessment of players' performance.
methodsAn objective evaluation of the players' motor performance abilities and coaches' subjective perceptions of the players' levels of performance was conducted with 34 young football players (U11) from Torino FC soccer school. The players were allocated to three groups based on their perceived performance level at the start of the season. The players were evaluated using a field test battery, and team coaches provided subjective ratings of the players' abilities.
resultsMANOVA showed significant differences between the playing levels (F = 2.185,
conclusionsThese findings support the role of objective performance evaluation in categorising players of different skill in soccer schools.
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