The effect of playing speed exercises on some physical and skill variables in indoor soccer.

The importance of the research lies in raising the level of some physical, skill and tactical variables by using speed-of-play exercises prepared according to scientific foundations within an organized training program that is commensurate with the level of the individuals in the research sample. The research problem is through the researcher’s follow-up of the Iraq Cup Championship and the qualifying round for the Iraqi Al-Salat Football League, and being a player in this field. He noticed that the skill level of the players does not match the game situations, which increases the errors in implementing the tactical duties that the coach strived for during the training units Which affects the outcome of the match, and the researcher attributes this to the modest level of physical abilities of the players, which does not enable them to continue at the same pace with which the match began, and thus the coach’s competition planning goals are not achieved. Hence, the researcher decided to study this problem and find the appropriate treatment for it through the use of speed-of-play exercises. It has a significant impact on the physical level, which in turn affects basic skills . The objectives of the research were centered on identifying differences in the values of some physical variables and skills in futsal for youth for the control and experimental groups in the pre- and post-tests. The researcher assumed that there were statistically significant differences in the values of some physical variables and skills in futsal for youth for the control and experimental groups. In the pre and posttests. . As for the research methodology, the researcher used the experimental method with two equal groups. The population and sample of the research consisted of young players from Dhi Qar Sports Club, who numbered (18) players. As for the research sample, they were chosen intentionally and they were (12) players, and the sample percentage was (66.66%). From the community of origin, the sample was divided into the experimental and control groups randomly by lottery, with (6) players in each group. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]