THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ISOKINETIC STRENGTH OF KNEE FLEXORS-EXTENSORS AND JUMPING AND SPRINTING ABILITIES OF U19 ELITE A-LEAGUE PLAYERS- A PILOT STUDY

OpenAlex İngilizce

The purpose of this study; Elite Academy League players are the examination of the relationships between the isokinetic leg strength, sprint and agility performance. This research played in the elite academy league of a professional football team; The average age of 19.31 ± 0.73 years, the average length of the length of 174.48 ± 6.48 cm, body weight average 68.25 ± 5.96 kg, 26 male football players whose body fat ratio average is 22.00 ± 1.43 were participated voluntarily. The 18-19 age group of the elite academy league of professional football clubs was measured by the dominant and nondominant leg of the players and the flexor muscle forces. In order to evaluate the relationship between the legs of force and the relationship between H/Q force rates and H/Q force rates with vertical jump and speed performance, as a result; For the players playing in the League Elit Academy, it is seen that these abilities are independent parameters. In order to improve the performance levels of the players in this league, athletic performance coaches and sports scientists who take part in these leagues are advised to design their exercise plans.