Predicting the Scoring Accuracy Index Based on Some Biomechanical Variables in Young Soccer Players

Abstract

The change in mechanical variables during the performance of athletic movements and skills is linked to educational and training clubs for most athletic skills. It is well known that the performance of soccer scoring skills is related to the principle of mechanical variables. Using the correct forces and angles means that the body is in

the best position during scoring. Therefore, the main objectives of the research are as

follows:

• To predict the scoring accuracy index for the sample under study based on some mechanical variables.
• To determine the relationship between scoring accuracy and some mechanical variables for the sample under study.
• To determine the percentage of contribution of some mechanical variables to scoring accuracy for the sample under study.

To achieve these objectives, the researcher used the descriptive approach, using a survey method and studying correlational relationships. The research community was represented by (36) young soccer players belonging to the Diwaniya Sports Club. The scoring accuracy test was used as the primary tool in the research, and after verifying its validity, the researcher began videotaping procedures. By using appropriate statistical methods to process the results in a way that serves the research and achieves the objectives, a predictive equation was deduced through which the scoring accuracy index can be predicted, in terms of some mechanical variables. The researcher also concluded that: scoring accuracy is linked to a real, significant relationship with some mechanical variables relevant to the research.