The Relationship Between Intermittent Strength Exercises and Physical Development in Soccer Players

Authors

  • Benyamina Mohammed Mehdi Laboratory for Expertise and Analysis of Sports Performance « LEAPS »,ISTAPS, University Abdelhamid mehri Constantine 02 (Algeria)
  • Azzem Ahmed Laboratory for Expertise and Analysis of Sports Performance « LEAPS »,ISTAPS, University Abdelhamid mehri Constantine 02 (Algeria)
  • Boutobza Nouari Laboratory for Expertise and Analysis of Sports Performance « LEAPS », ISTAPS, University Abdelhamid mehri Constantine 02 (Algeria),
  • Abdeldjelil Chahrazad Laboratory for Expertise and Analysis of Sports Performance « LEAPS »,ISTAPS, University Abdelhamid mehri Constantine 02 (Algeria),
  • Gasmi Abdelmalek Laboratory for Expertise and Analysis of Sports Performance « LEAPS »,ISTAPS, University Abdelhamid mehri Constantine 02 (Algeria),
  • Sellami Abderrahim Laboratory for Expertise and Analysis of Sports Performance « LEAPS », ISTAPS, University Abdelhamid mehri Constantine 02 (Algeria),
  • Belabed abderrahim Laboratory for Expertise and Analysis of Sports Performance « LEAPS », ISTAPS, University Abdelhamid mehri Constantine 02 (Algeria),

Keywords:

intermittent strength, physical qualities, U19 players.

Abstract

The aim of this study was to examine the effect of intermittent strength training on improving several performance factors, including maximal aerobic speed (MAS) and muscular power, in U19 football players.

A total of 22 amateur U19 players participated in the study and were divided into two groups of 11 players each. The participants performed the Intermittent Fitness Test (IFT) to assess MAS and estimate VO₂max, in addition to the 5-jump test to evaluate muscular power.

The findings revealed that intermittent strength exercises had a significant positive effect on the development of physical qualities in the players.

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2026-06-01

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