Investigation Of the Relationship Between the Cardiovascular Measured Durıng the Football Matchplay and The Performance Parameters in Young Elite Football Players

Abstract

The aim of this study is to investigate the relationship between the cardiovascular and performance parameters measured during the football matchplay of young elite football players. A total of 20 football players (age: 15.5238±5; height: 179.7143±5; weight: 69.8095±6) competing in the U16 and U17 development leagues participated in the study. The data received from the Polar Team Pro-2 units placed on the chest areas of the participants before an official matchplay were transferred to the computer with the help of bluetooth and recorded as the first half and the second half during a matchplay. Internal and external load values were determined during the matchplay. Statistical analyzes of the obtained data were carried out in the SPSS 22 package program. Mean, standard deviation, minimum and maximum values were given as descriptive statistics in the study. Spearman correlation test was performed to determine the relationship between the load values realized during the matchplay. In the study, the relationship between exercise load score and cardio load score, the relationship between heart rate regions and heart rate percentages, the relationship between heart rate regions and exercise load score, the relationship between heart rate regions and total distance, average speed and maximum speed were examined as first half and second half. As a result of the study, it was determined that there is a relationship between cardiovascular and performance parameters measured during the matchplay in young elite football players