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16 09 36 1579 U16 18 18 Résumé : L’objectifde cette étude était de cerner les facteursclés qui caractérisentles meilleurs joueurs en football et qui pourraient être utilisés dans l’identification du talent .Pour cela nous avons procédé à l’application d’une batterie de tests, dont 02 mesures anthropométriques(poids et taille) , 09 tests physiques (vitesse sur 10,20,40,30m lancé, agilité, souplesse, force explosive en utilisant le test du SJ et CMJ et test d’endurance aérobie) et 02 tests techniques(dribble et passe) sur un échantillon de 36 joueurs avec une moyenne d’âge de 1579 ans,de deux niveaux différents (élite et non élite).
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