Relationship Of The Training Based On The Game Of The Simple Rotation In Indoor Soccer With The Completion In The Defense-Attack Transition

Abstract

This research paper addresses the relationship between game-based training of simple rotation and completion in the defense-attack transition in the sport of indoor soccer. To this end, an experimental study was carried out in which a training program based on simple rotation was implemented. The sample was composed of 15 athletes of single category of the SUCARS team of the Pamplona transport guild, aged between 18 and 35 years.

The training program consisted of 12 sessions, lasting 60 minutes each. During the program, the simple rotation was worked on, that is, the rapid change of position on the field of play was practiced to take advantage of the spaces and increase the chances of completion in the defense-attack transition. Pre and post-training tests were carried out to evaluate the performance of the athletes in the technical and tactical aspects related to the completion in the defense-attack transition.

The results obtained show a significant improvement in the technical and tactical aspects related to completion in the defense-attack transition, suggesting that training based on simple rotation can be an effective strategy to improve performance in this aspect of the game. These findings have important implications for the practice of indoor football and suggest the need for further research along these lines to determine whether training based on simple rotation can be an effective long-term strategy to improve the performance of athletes on the field of play.