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Evaluation of physical and physiological capacities of elite’s Brazzaville football field and assistant referees (Republic of Congo)
International Journal of Sports Health and Physical Education · 2023 · Vol. 5(2) · pp. 82–87
Nkilouzolele Meya Louise✉Paul Roger Mabounda KoungaMoussoki Jean MartinFlorent Nsompi(Marien Ngouabi University)Bouhika Eddie Janvier(Marien Ngouabi University)Bikaki Jonathan-Indrich-BrunelsonNounguini-Nkayoulou Emmanuel Corsini(Marien Ngouabi University)Nzoussi Lyth Dresden(Marien Ngouabi University)Ngouama Moussongo Zabdi BreliBoussana Alain Marc
Abstract
This study aimed to assess the physical and physiological capacities of elite’s Brazzaville football federation referees according to their competitive status. Twenty-five referees were grouped on field referee (n = 12) and assistant referee (n = 13). The physical and physiological capacities were measured using repeated sprint ability (RSA) test, split test (75/ 25), the linear straight sprinting tests and the Yo-Yo intermittent recovery level 1 test (YYIR1). The result showed that, assistant referee significantly fasters in the 75/25 split test (p
Sports Performance and TrainingSports and Physical Education ResearchSports injuries and preventionSprintFootballEliteTest (biology)Football playersPhysical therapyMulti-stage fitness testFitness testPhysical fitnessPsychology
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