Resumo

A cobrança de pênalti é uma oportunidade crucial para marcar e determinar o resultado de uma partida de futebol ou campeonato. Antecipar a direção da bola é fundamental para o goleiro potencializar sua defesa, considerando o rápido tempo de viagem da bola. No entanto, ainda não está claro quais sinais cinemáticos do chutador pode prever a direção da bola. Este estudo teve como objetivo identificar as variáveis que predizem o direção da bola durante uma cobrança de pênalti de futebol. Vinte jogadores de futebol Sub-19 executaram cobranças de pênalti contra quatro alvos posicionados no gol, enquanto a análise cinemática foi realizada usando uma análise de movimento 3D sistema. A análise de regressão logística revelou que a rotação do tronco no plano transversal (em direção à meta - esquerda; ou ligeiramente para a direita – direita) serviu como o principal preditor da direção horizontal da bola em 250 e 150 ms antes do contato do pé de chute. Além disso, a altura do pé de chute no plano sagital previu apenas a direção vertical no momento do contato. Essas informações, a rotação do tronco de passagem e a altura do pé de chute podem ser empregadas no treinamento perceptivo para melhorar tomada de decisão e a implementação de fintas durante cobranças de pênaltis.

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