The Statistical Relationship of Performance of Certain Passes in the Training Games and Official Games in the Category Sub-14 of City of Mairiporã

Abstract

Objective: This study aims to statistically relate the use of certain passes during practice and games official soccer matches in the sub category –14 of the city of Mairiporã. Materials and Methods: The method used to conduct this research was observational analytic study, a systematic observation being carried out selectively at the actual moment of the pass and supplemented the records with recorded images. Results: The result of observation of certain passes in three games and three games training officers had different values, as the following: training games in 1179, equivalent to an average of 78,6 and 743 official games in the same medium at 49,5. Discussion: Analyzing the training games and competition matches under-14 in the city of Mairiporã, we can see a big difference between these two situations, ie in official matches athletes hit fewer passes compared to games training, research by confirming Asin (1969) which states that the pass is not only throw the ball as far as possible, it is necessary and essential to place the ball accurately. Because of this drop in use passes, this team creates few opportunities to end in a goal. For Zappa (1996), half of the game is to make logical sense to pass in order to engage the opponent and let athlete able to complete the goal. Disabilities at the touch of bole and receptions eventually resulting in loss of possession and the scoring opportunities. The factor “official game” in its context or environment of the game, opposing fans, arbitration, competition, fear, anxiety and insecurity, interfere with the quality of the passes of the athletes under-14 team in the city of Mairiporã. Conclusion: The results showthat athletes, hitfewer passesinofficial matches