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RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF A NOVEL SOCCER SPECIFIC FIELD TEST

Mert Tunar
Caner Cetinkaya
Hikmet Gumus
Celal Gencoglu
Belgin Unal
Berkant muammer Kayatekin
Pages
1–16
Publication Date
2017-05-31
DOI
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The Soccer Specific Modified 1,5 Mile Run Test is a valid test for soccer player specifically and also a reliable test for both groups.

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Objective & Hypothesis:This study examined the validity and reliability of Soccer Specific Modified 1,5 Mile Run Test which is developed for present research and applied in soccer field.
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Key Findings & Data:Forty-eight male athletes were participated in the study (32 soccer, 5 basketball, 4 volleyball and 7 handball players).
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Conclusion & Impact:The Soccer Specific Modified 1,5 Mile Run Test is a valid test for soccer player specifically and also a reliable test for both groups.
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⚙️Variables:Maximal Oxygen Uptake · Soccer · Field test

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This study examined the validity and reliability of Soccer Specific Modified 1,5 Mile Run Test which is developed for present research and applied in soccer field. Forty-eight male athletes were participated in the study (32 soccer, 5 basketball, 4 volleyball and 7 handball players). Participants visit the laboratory once. Height, weight, body fat percentage and maximal oxygen uptake were measured during laboratory session. In the field, Soccer Specific Modified 1,5 Mile Run Test is performed two times with 2-7 days apart. Soccer players completed the field test in a shorter time, significantly (p<0,001). There is a significant, strong and positive correlations between maximal oxygen uptake and completion time Soccer Specific Modified 1,5 Mile Run test (r=0,83). There is a significant, strong and positive correlations between two field test both groups (r=0,91; r=0,87 respectively). The Soccer Specific Modified 1,5 Mile Run Test is a valid test for soccer player specifically and also a reliable test for both groups.

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Tunar, M., Cetinkaya, C., Gumus, H., Gencoglu, C., Unal, B., Kayatekin, B. M. (2017). RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF A NOVEL SOCCER SPECIFIC FIELD TEST. Journal of Athletic Performance and Nutrition, Cilt: 4 Sayı: 1, 1–16. https://ajindex.com/articles/1000753

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