Jogos condicionados: como a manipulação no tipo e na quantidade de alvos influencia no comportamento e desempenho tático de jogadores do sub-15

Abstract

This document refers to research conducted through the application of different methodological tools. The first is about the systematic review to investigate which task constraints have been most used in the literature and the impact of task constraints on tactical behavior, tactical technical actions and the positional data in the small sided and conditioned games (SSCGs) with soccer players. The second is to investigate how target manipulation influences individual and performance tactical behaviors on SSCGs practiced in the G + 3 + 3 + G, 3 x 3 (without goalkeeper), and 3 x 3 with two small targets. Finally, the third one aims to identify how the manipulation of the targets in the SSCGs can influence the time with the ball stay in each corridor and sector of the field, and also to identify where the zones that occur a greater number of finalizations in the different task constraints, providing a better understanding about the theme of the SSCGs and facilitating their use according to the tactical intentionality of the trainer.