Effect Of Distance Physical Training To YYIRL1 And YYIRL2 Test Performance Top Class Soccer Referees And Assistant Referees

Abstract

Background and Study Aim: Nowadays game’s tempo is increase with developing of professional soccer player’s pyhsical abilities (mean running of referees(R) 9-11 km; asisstant referees (AR) 6-8 km and their physical and physiological sufficiencies is important for adapting game’s tempo. Our hypothesis, using the recorded results of the evaluation of physical responses to distance physical training programme in practice, interpretation and practice in orientation of different age range, geographic distances, and different occupations, part-time or full -time working as a professional, it is possible for the development of the competencies of the referees performance.

Material and Methods. The study of group (R and AR; respectively age;36,5±4,1;37,1±2,1) trained programs 3 times a week during 3 months and performed Yo-Yo Intermitent Recovery Test Level 1 (YYIRL1) and Yo-Yo Intermittent Endurance test-Level 2 Modifiy Ariet test (YYIEL2) respectively.  Heart rate was recorded every 1 second records. Data are presented as mean and SD. The differences within the groups themselves pre-post test comparisons in Wilcoxon Signed Ranks Test (p<0,05).

Results. According to the scope of work of the R’s YYIRL1 and AR’s YYIEL2 results, distance running (respectively p= .170 and .1000) and physiological parameters (HRload, HRmax, HRmean and After 1 minute recovery) did not show significant difference (respectively; p=.390, .326, .606 and 704 and p=.315, .802, .619 and .030).

Conclusions: Using appropriate educational technologies in practice, different age range, geographic distances and different occupations, part-time or full-time working as a professional, the development of competencies in the performance of the referees is possible.