Comparison of speed, agility and cardiovascular based on playing position in hockey / Nurfarhana Rosly

In Malaysia, study about hockey is not extensively particularly in regards to fitness level among position in hockey. There are constrained studies has been carried out in Malaysia. Based on result from the study, the results can facilitate coach to develop proper training program specific based...

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Main Author: Rosly, Nurfarhana
Format: Student Project
Language:English
Published: Faculty of Sport Science and Recreation 2015
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Online Access:http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/22132/
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spelling uitm-221322018-11-16T03:49:54Z http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/22132/ Comparison of speed, agility and cardiovascular based on playing position in hockey / Nurfarhana Rosly Rosly, Nurfarhana QM Human anatomy Musculoskeletal system. Movements In Malaysia, study about hockey is not extensively particularly in regards to fitness level among position in hockey. There are constrained studies has been carried out in Malaysia. Based on result from the study, the results can facilitate coach to develop proper training program specific based on playing position. Moreover, measuring fitness levels will encourage the athletes to enhance their performance thus excel in hockey their physical fitness important for success. It can be a determinant to develop in which the fitness component lacks in. Hence, the purpose of this study were to determine the level of speed, agility and cardiovascular in different playing position among male hockey player. Twenty two male hockey players participated in this study. There are 6 forward, 6 midfielder, 6 defender and 4 goalkeepers completed the entire three fitness test including 30 meter sprint to measure speed, Illinois Agility Run to measure agility and Multistage Fitness Shuttle Run (MFSR) in order to measure cardiovascular. The result showed significant difference (p<0.05) in speed between positions in male hockey player. Agility showed no significant difference (p>0.05) between playing positions among male hockey player. Cardiovascular showed significant difference (p<0.05) between playing positions among male hockey player. It was concluded that the results of the study show significant difference in speed and cardiovascular between positions in hockey. Based on the result, forward have greater speed as a positional demand in attacking play to score a goal meanwhile midfielder have found to have a higher V02max than forward, goalkeeper and defender. It was recommended that player must have specific fitness level based on playing position. Faculty of Sport Science and Recreation 2015 Student Project NonPeerReviewed text en http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/22132/1/PPb_NURFARHANA%20ROSLY%20SR%20C%2015_5.PDF Rosly, Nurfarhana (2015) Comparison of speed, agility and cardiovascular based on playing position in hockey / Nurfarhana Rosly. [Student Project] (Unpublished)
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Musculoskeletal system. Movements
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Musculoskeletal system. Movements
Rosly, Nurfarhana
Comparison of speed, agility and cardiovascular based on playing position in hockey / Nurfarhana Rosly
description In Malaysia, study about hockey is not extensively particularly in regards to fitness level among position in hockey. There are constrained studies has been carried out in Malaysia. Based on result from the study, the results can facilitate coach to develop proper training program specific based on playing position. Moreover, measuring fitness levels will encourage the athletes to enhance their performance thus excel in hockey their physical fitness important for success. It can be a determinant to develop in which the fitness component lacks in. Hence, the purpose of this study were to determine the level of speed, agility and cardiovascular in different playing position among male hockey player. Twenty two male hockey players participated in this study. There are 6 forward, 6 midfielder, 6 defender and 4 goalkeepers completed the entire three fitness test including 30 meter sprint to measure speed, Illinois Agility Run to measure agility and Multistage Fitness Shuttle Run (MFSR) in order to measure cardiovascular. The result showed significant difference (p<0.05) in speed between positions in male hockey player. Agility showed no significant difference (p>0.05) between playing positions among male hockey player. Cardiovascular showed significant difference (p<0.05) between playing positions among male hockey player. It was concluded that the results of the study show significant difference in speed and cardiovascular between positions in hockey. Based on the result, forward have greater speed as a positional demand in attacking play to score a goal meanwhile midfielder have found to have a higher V02max than forward, goalkeeper and defender. It was recommended that player must have specific fitness level based on playing position.
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author Rosly, Nurfarhana
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title Comparison of speed, agility and cardiovascular based on playing position in hockey / Nurfarhana Rosly
title_short Comparison of speed, agility and cardiovascular based on playing position in hockey / Nurfarhana Rosly
title_full Comparison of speed, agility and cardiovascular based on playing position in hockey / Nurfarhana Rosly
title_fullStr Comparison of speed, agility and cardiovascular based on playing position in hockey / Nurfarhana Rosly
title_full_unstemmed Comparison of speed, agility and cardiovascular based on playing position in hockey / Nurfarhana Rosly
title_sort comparison of speed, agility and cardiovascular based on playing position in hockey / nurfarhana rosly
publisher Faculty of Sport Science and Recreation
publishDate 2015
url http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/22132/
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