European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine

Abstract

The main purpose to conduct the study wasto record the kinematics of lower limbs duringbefore and after ball impact in Instep kicking skill variables and the performance of Inter University Football Players.The range of age was 17-25 and the subjects were selected randomly from the concerned groups andten players of Footballwere made to perform maximum number of instep kicks. Kinovea software version (0.8.25.) was used to measure the skill (Instep Kick) andin analysing different angles of the body during that time and the two-dimensional leg movements were captured at 1000 Hz. Four different processing approaches were used to determine the angular and linear velocities and accelerations. For comparing the kinematic variable and the performance the Pearson correlation moment technique was imported to collect the data. Also, it was noticed that when mean differences of footballers were compared it was found that there was some significant difference between the different kinematic variables and the performance. It was also found that few kinematic variables were not able to cause any significant difference during the time of instep kick among the football players.