Investigation of the effect of open and closed skill situation studies on selected biomotor features and technical skills in women football players

Investigation of the Effect of Open and Closed Skill Situation Studies on Selected Biomotor Features and Technical Skills in Women Football Players Aim: To investigate the effect of on and off skill reaction studies on selected biomotor characteristics and technical skills in women football players. Material and Method: a total of 30 women players from Malatya women's Football Club participated in the study. In the study; flexibility, vertical jump, speed, five meters, ten meters, twenty meters, visual reaction, auditory reaction, flamingo balance, t test, slalom, Johnson pass, goal-hit shot, such as motoric and basic ability tests were applied. Statistical operations of the study were measured using paired t-test in SPSS 22.0 program. The level of significance was found to be p<005. Results: There is a significant difference in the pre-test-final Test values of the Johnson pas test (score) performance of the control group. There is a significant difference in the pre-test-final Test values of the performance of the open skill reaction group's 5 metre sprint test (SN), 10 metre sprint test (sn) and Johnson pas test (score). In this difference; the final test of the open skill reacion group was 5 metre sprint test (SN), 10 metre sprint test (sn) and Johnson pas test (score) performance was found to be higher than the pre-test performance (p<005).The pre-test-final Test values of the flexibility test (cm), 5 metre sprint test (sn), auditory reaction time (sn), flamingo balance test (sn) and Johnson pas test (score) performance of the skill reaction group have a significant difference. The final Test flexibility test (cm), 5 metre sprint test (sn), auditory reaction time (sn), flamingo balance test (sn) and Johnson pas test (score) performance of the closed skill reaction crush group were found to be higher than the preliminary test performance (p<005). Conclusion: The data obtained shows that the use of open and closed skill reaction studies in women football players between the ages of 13 and 15 may be useful in developing some of the basic motoric features mentioned. Key Words: Reaction Time, Speed, Agility, Ability, Women Football Player