Time of individual ball holding in the performance of technical actions in athletes in the under-13 category of futsal
Abstract
The purpose of the study was to determine the time of individual ball possession during the technical actions of the Futsal athletes under-13 category. Were analyzed 11 games, the champion team, recorded during the 2013 edition of the championship, State of Futsal-RS. The time of possession of individual ball was recorded, where it was determined that each time the athlete received the ball, the beginning of the time was counted and closed in the act that this transferred his possession. All these times were recorded and cataloged, determining that the average time of possession of individual ball in the first part of the first time was 1 second and 50 cents, and in the second part of the first time, the average was 1 second and 60 cents and in the second half of the game, the average was 1 second and 50 cents. It is evidenced that the futsal, impose a high intensity to its practitioner, requiring a speed of decision making in the accomplishment of the technical actions during the course of the games.
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