Objectives: The physical fitness of female football players in PHV changes rapidly. Due to the lack of effective test and evaluation methods, coaches often find it difficult to formulate personalized fitness development plan. Methods: In this study, 42 female football players (U13 group) and 23 female football players (U15 group) in PHV from Shanxi Institute of Physical Education were selected to test their functional strength of lower limbs (hop, bound and lateral bound) and performance (RSI, lower extremity stiffness, 20m sprint and T test) without fatigue. Results:There were significant differences between U13 and U15 groups in hop, bound, lateral bound, RSI, lower extremity stiffness and 20m sprint (P<0.05), but there was no significant difference in T test. There was no significant difference in the relative value of hop, bound and lateral bound (P>0.05) between U13 and U15 groups. The relative value of the two groups reached 89%, while the relative jump score of the two groups did not reach 109%. Conclusion: The acceleration ability (hop/height) of female football players was generally over 89%, and the deceleration ability (bound/opposite side hop) did not reach 109%; The lower limb functional strength, 20 meter sprint and reaction strength index scores of female football players were significantly improved but the improvement of T test scores was not significant. |