Small-Sided Games as an Alternative to Interval-Training for Soccer Players

By Thomas Reilly, J. Cabri, Duarte Araújo. 2005

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Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Orthopedics and Sports Medicine

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Citations in the corpus

• The usefulness of small-sided games on soccer training (2012, background): “…the coaches try to emulate the physical, technical and tactical requirements, adapting the task to specificity of the game, reducing its forms and adapting training objectives (e.g., MacLaren, Davis, Isokawa, Mellor & Reilly, 1988; Hoff, et al., 2002; Reilly & White, 2004; Mallo & Navarro, 2008).”
• Game-Based Training for Improving Skill and Physical Fitness in Team Sport Athletes (2009, unknown): “Reilly and White [20] compared the effectiveness of 6 weeks of aerobic interval training and game-based training on improvements in muscular power, agility, skill, anaerobic capacity, and maximal aerobic power in professional academy soccer players.”