Anaerobic power indexes in the lower body in un-soccer players vs. players in the futsal team Índices de potencia anaeróbica en tren inferior en selecciones un-jugadores de fútbol vs jugadores de la selección de futbol de salón

Abstract

Introduction. Anaerobic power is one of the most important physical capacities for the development and correct  execution of different sports disciplines, although it is fundamental for the practice of different sports, it must also consider its correct measurement and interpretation. Objective. Compare the power indices in 2 different sports disciplines with a similar internal logic, which are soccer and indoor soccer. Methodology. Descriptive study, with cross- sectional design, in which 18 soccer players of the Colombian School of Engineering Julio Garavito and 9 futsal players of the Santo Tomás University were evaluated, through the RAST test that measures anaerobic  power. Results. Soccer players have a maximum power of 514.62 watts which indicates that it is lower in relation to the soccer players who had a maximum patency of 694.91 watts. The result is that indoor soccer players must perform sprints continuously with periods of very short breaks unlike football players who must perform sprints according to the game situations. Conclusions Futsal players by the dynamics of sport have higher values of anaerobic power in relation to football, in this sport the power of the athlete depends on the position of play