The impact of competitive skill training in limited spaces on the development of speed and skill performance endurance in indoor futsal

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Abd Ali Jafar
Hussam Mohammed

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 The research focused on the importance of speed and performance endurance, with the research problem being the weakness in speed levels and the ability to sustain them until the end of the game, as well as how to deal with competitive pressure. The research objective was to investigate the impact of skill exercises in specific areas on the development of speed and skill performance endurance in indoor soccer. The researchers assumed that there was an effect of exercises subject to spatial constraints on the improvement of speed and skill performance. The study involved human subjects, specifically some indoor soccer players, and the spatial context was indoor sports halls. The researchers used an experimental methodology, and the research sample consisted of indoor soccer players. After processing the results, the researchers presented, analyzed, and discussed the research variables. The researchers concluded that there is a positive effect of the limited-space exercises developed by them. The recommendations emphasized the incorporation of exercises within specific spaces to enhance speed and skill performance endurance in indoor soccer

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Jafar ع. ع., & Mohammed ح. (2023). The impact of competitive skill training in limited spaces on the development of speed and skill performance endurance in indoor futsal. Journal of Studies and Researches of Sport Education, 33(1), 188–199. https://doi.org/10.55998/jsrse.v33i1.415
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