Elite soccer players spend a substantial amount of time trying to improve physical capacities,
including aerobic endurance and strength and the strength derivatives of speed and power. …

… players at lower compared to higher competitive standards despite a similar physical capacity
in a subsample of players … standards that require players to tax their physical capacity to a …

… The measurements discussed above express to a certain degree the physical capacity of
a soccer player, and they can be used for comparisons with other sports. However, none of …

… of soccer training combined with resistance training as well as the effects of regular soccer
training alone on physical capacities … on soccer technique of male adolescent soccer players. …

… , the ability to predict match physical performance, and the ability to discriminate between
performance for different playing standards and positions in elite soccer of the Yo-Yo …

… sample of soccer players in this study practice soccer in a school and not in a high-performance
team. The soccer schools do not training effectively the physical capacity components …

… players in different positional roles have a different physical and … were taken of 270 soccer
players during the precompetitive … are the players with the highest aerobic capacity, whereas …

… capacities and skills in 143 soccer players aged 11–14 years from five clubs in Portugal were
investigated. Data for players … , four functional capacities, four soccer skills and experience; …

… requirements) impose that the physical performance of elite soccer players is based on the
… Soccer players therefore are bound to have both a high power and capacity of the aerobic …

… This study aimed to characterize match running performance of very young soccer players
and evaluate the relationship between these data and physical capacities and technical skills. …