The table below shows the results of each player in during the Juggling (‘Keep-ups’) Tests. Each player was given 60 s to complete as many juggles as possible only using the correct technique. The first test required players to kick the ball alternating between the right and left foot. The second test required the players to use their left foot only whilst keep the right foot fixed and unmoved, while the third test was using the right foot. Each test was repeated for each player so that it was performed on two occasions.
The test
See video here of Alternate Foot Juggling: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TTMGylMq-g
See video here of Single Foot Juggling here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyIwMzWus08
The results
How to interpret the table
Player: Each individual player’s unique identification
Player: Each individual player’s unique identification
Juggle Alternate: Average number of juggles completed by each player using the correct technique of kicking with alternate feet during 60 seconds.
Juggle Left: Average number of juggles completed by each player using their left and when their right foot is unmoved and fixed to the ground during 60 seconds.
Juggle Right: Average number of juggles completed by each player using their right and when their left foot is unmoved and fixed to the ground during the 60 second trial.
Asymmetry: Average difference in juggles with the left and right foot . The closer to 0 then the smaller the difference between juggling with the left and right feet. The larger the difference then the greater is the weakness of juggling with one of the feet. Positive score means juggling with the right foot is better, while negative scores show juggling with the left foot is better.
Juggle Score: Average score in juggling across all three tests after standardising score across each performance task.
Rank: Each individual’s rank based on his juggle score.
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