Summary
Dribbling: For dribbling, three different tests were performed by each player. The results quoted in the table are the average time it took a player to perform each of the different tests (each test was performed three times). Each test required the players to dribble the ball through a circuit in the fastest possible time. Penalties were applied for players missing any cones during the circuit or touching the ball with the incorrect foot (when appropriate).

Test 1: Time taken to dribble the ball through the circuit using the left foot only.

Test 2: Time taken to dribble the ball through the circuit using the right foot only.
See video here:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTWTsS3hvBs

Test 3: Time taken to dribble the ball through the circuit using either foot

Rebound Board Performance: Four different tests were performed by each player. The results quoted in the table are the average time it took a player to perform each of the tasks (each task performed twice). Each task included ten circuits of the rebound boards (20 passes and 20 controls), with a penalty of 1 second added to a player’s time for each mistake made during the task (i.e. missing the rebound board, kicking with the wrong foot or for every extra touch of the football).

Test 1: Rebound Boards at Right-angle to each other using Technique A
See video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0l5jsFukNM

Test 2: Rebound Boards at Right-angle to each other using Technique B
See video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3k_4nkaqgo

Test 3: Rebound Boards at a 135 degree angle to each other using Technique A
See video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gkgsboGS4nc

Test 4: Rebound Boards at a 135 degree angle to each other using Technique B
See video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wRFKL9rs_o

The results

Summary
Juggling Performance Tests: Each player was given 60 s to complete as many juggles as possible using only 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 only. Each test was repeated for each player so that it was performed on two occasions - results represent the average of the two tests.

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

Summary
Passing Accuracy over 20 m: Each player made approximately 14 passes with their right foot and 14 passes with their left foot at the scoring target. The maximum number of points that could be scored in any single kick was 10 points. Thus, the closer each player’s score was to 10, the better their kicking accuracy. For each point below 10 pts, a player was missing the target by approximately 0.25m.

See video here of test: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amaCZ9E7pxA

Lofted Passing Accuracy over 35 m: Each player made approximately 10-14 passes with their right foot and 10-14 passes with their left foot at the scoring target. The maximum number of points that could be scored in any single kick was 20 points.

See video here of test: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpvBGyaw7BY

Shooting Accuracy over 20 m: Each player made approximately 14 shots with their right foot and 14 shots with their left foot at the scoring target (identical to 20m passing accuracy target).

Wall Pass Performance: Each player was given 45 s to complete as many wall-passes as possible, whilst alternating between left and right footed passes. The maximum number of points that could be scored with each pass was 6 points, and the time limited the number of wall passes that could be attempted during each trial. A player was allowed three attempts at this performance test and the average across the three was used to determine the overall wall pass performance.

See video here of test: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=piq7Yy9DtlM

The results