Plan integral de formación integral para fomentar el rendimiento deportivo en los jugadores de futsal de la sub 12 y 14 del club UNE

Abstract

Futsal or futsal as an indoor sport emerged in 1930 in Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay. Although it is based on field soccer, as one of its varieties, it also includes components of water polo and basketball. It is played on a smooth floor surface with competition between two teams of five players each. Elements such as the reduced space for the game and the speed that players must have during the competition are determinant in sports performance. The general objective of this research was to design an integral training plan to promote sports performance in futsal players of the U12 and U14 teams of Club UNE-Cuenca. At the methodological level, a descriptive, non-experimental, field research was developed, with a complementary or mixed approach and cross-sectional cut. The study population consisted of 20 players of the UNE club, which constituted the study sample. For the collection of information, theoretical and empirical methods were used, such as the application of tests of physical, psycho-affective and technical conditions of the players with the purpose of identifying the factors that affect the performance of the players of the club. The reliability and internal consistency of the instruments applied were evaluated by specialists in the discipline. As a result, the need for a plan to improve the sporting performance of the players of Club UNE, which contributes to increasing their levels of competitiveness, became evident.