대학축구선수의 기능적 움직임 검사와 한발 점프 좌우대칭, 탄력 점프 수준에 따른 경기력 관련 체력 요인 비교 분석

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to analyze the relationship between the Functional Movement System(FMS) and performance factors related to soccer performance of 47 college soccer players registered in the College Football Association and to apply them to field practice. For this purpose, FMS, Lower Quarter of Y Balance Test, Fundamental Capacity Screen(FCS), Performance(Sprint, Long Kick, Shooting Speed, Shark Skill Test) were measured. The collected data were analyzed using SPSS 26.0 (IBM SPSS Inc. USA), mean, standard deviation and t-test, and analysis were conducted, and statistical significance level was set at .05. The results of the analysis through these research procedures were as follows. The power factors and factors representing the ability to store and release energy of college soccer players were generally good, but some noteworthy results were found. There was a clearer difference in the total score of the FMS when the dysfunctional standard was raised from 13 to 15, and there was a difference in the factors with more asymmetry of the single leg jump than the 2-1-2 bound jump. There was a significant difference in elastic broad jump between shark skill test(t=2.672, p<.05) and long kick(t= -2.093, p<.05). The above results can be used as basic data to help in-depth understanding of the relationship between detailed factors from the lower level of physical fitness to the upper level closely related to sports performance ability, and it is also considered to be useful for establishing strategies to prevent exercise injuries and prevent re-injuries.