Comparison of physiological and kinematic parameters obtained with field tracking devices by anaerobic and aerobic performance tests made on football

Comparison of Physiological and Kinematic Parameters Obtained with Field Tracking Devices by Anaerobic and Aerobic Performance Tests Made on Football The aim of this study is to examine the relationships between the physiological and kinematic parameters obtained in the competition with the aim of physiological performance tests. The study started with 32 male soccer players (Age: 21,85 ± 2,88 years, height: 177,10 ± 8,03 cm, body weight: 72,40 ± 8,98) but the players did not meet the inclusion criteria during the tests and competitions the parameters of 20 male soccer players were included in the study and statistically evaluated. The Yo-Yo test and the RAST test were used to determine the physiological and kinematic performances of the participants. Kinematic and physiological parameters of the participants were obtained with the GPS-supported field-tracking device in the official football competitions held once a week within 3 weeks after the performance tests. The mean and standard deviation variables of the physiological and kinematic parameters were calculated as the descriptive statistics about the participant. The relationship between kinematic and physiological parameters was calculated using the Spearman Correlation coefficient. The significance level of associations was determined as 0.05 in the evaluation of the data using SPSS package program. As a result of our physiological performance tests, it was determined that there was no relation between physiological and kinematic parameters obtained in official competitions with GPS supported field tracking devices. However, with the performance tests, positive relationships were observed at times when intense loads between competitions were experienced. Key words: GPS, Physiological Tests, Kinematic Tests