COMPARISON OF GROUND-REACTION FORCES WHILE KICKING A STATIONARY AND NON-STATIONARY SOCCER BALL

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  • R. Jensen
  • S. Barinotti

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foot dominance##common.commaListSeparator## football##common.commaListSeparator## women

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This study examined the ground-reaction forces of the supporting leg when kicking a moving or stationary soccer ball with the dominant and non-dominant foot. Ten experienced female soccer players performed two kicks of each condition using a twostep approach. Resultant ground reaction forces were measures via a force platform and normalized for body mass. A 2X2 Repeated Measures ANOVA revealed no significant differences (p>.05) for the main effects or interaction. Variations in ball movement or the foot used in kicking do not appear to influence ground reaction forces of the supporting foot when kicking a soccer ball.

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19 International Symposium on Biomechanics in Sports (2001)

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Coaching and Sports Activities

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