Teaching of the peripheral vision training for futsal players - Abstract

Methods: The objective of the study was to teach the peripheral vision training for futsal players. Ten young futsal players with an average of 10,4±2,31 years old trained indoor soccer for 25 days. Experimental group (EG) practiced 25 sessions of the peripheral vision training, control group (CG) practiced 15 sessions of the indoor soccer and the CG practiced 10 sessions of the peripheral vision training. The research included three championships in double each recording the match and after analysis in this championship was with scout observing the matches on television. Results: EG had 80% of players of left hemisphere and 20% of athletes of right hemisphere. CG had 60% of players of left hemisphere and 40% of athletes of right hemisphere. Two way ANOVA (2 groups x 3 championships) was significant for the start of the attack, the development of the attack and of the finalization during the learning of the peripheral vision training by EG and by CG after of the third championship. Conclusion: Perhaps the EG and the CG had acquisition of the peripheral vision training.