Effect of RAMP warm up on speed, agility and endurance to prepare body for competition in football player- AN Experimental study

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• Conditions: Normal Healthy Football Players

• Registration Number: CTRI/2023/02/049674
• Lead Sponsor: Kamlesh Vadher PT

Brief Summary

EFFECT OF RAMP WARM UP ON SPEED, AGILITY AND ENDURANCE FOR COMPETITIVE PREPARATION IN FOOTBALL PLAYER- AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY

**Investigator****: Dr. Kamlesh Vadher PT, Dr. Maitrey Pandya PT, School of Physiotherapy, RK University**

**Background:** Football player is more prone to get injury because of vigorous training drill majorly also when they play the game on field intensely. So warm up is necessary. Many different types of warm up is used. But no study has been done which shows results of RAMP warm up in game. This study focused to find out the effect of RAMP warm up on speed, agility and endurance for competitive preparation in football player.

**Methods:**50 Football players will be selected as per inclusion and exclusion Criteria. Making football player understand the warmup procedure, passive written consent form will be signed to every football player. Football player will be divided into 2 groups by simple random sampling by using cheat method. Then assessment will be taken of those players by the prepared assessment form. Then speed, agility, and endurance will be measured by using 30meter sprint test, Agility t test and yoyo endurance test respectively. Group 1 will be given RAMP warm up for 4 weeks. Group 2 will be given normal warm up for 4 weeks. Then post speed, agility, and endurance will be measured by using 30meter sprint test, agility t test and yoyo endurance test respectively.

Raise – Increase muscle temperature, body temperature, increase blood flow,

increase muscle elasticity and increase muscle contraction.

Activate – To activate key muscle groups.

Mobilize – To mobilize key joints and range of motion used in sport.

Potentiate – Gradually increasing the stress on the body in preparation for the

upcoming competition/session.

GROUP 1



⮚Raise phase (5 minutes)

Skipping

High knee

Jogging

Jumping jack

⮚Activate & mobilize (5 minutes)

Calf walks

Lunge

Burpee

Squat

⮚Potentiate (10 minutes)

Sprint

Hurdles run

Wall drills

Control dribble

Dribble pass and go

Receive dribble and shoot

Each session 15 to 20 min

**5 days for week**

for 4 **weeks**

GROUP 2

NORMAL WARM UP (20 minutes)

Warm-up began with a 5-minute jog around the testing field

Dynamic stretching

Knee hug

Heel kicks

Double leg forward jump

Each session 15 to 20 min

**5 days for week**

for 4 **weeks**



OUTCOME MEASURES



1.T- test for Agility

2.Yo-Yo test for Endurance

3.30-meter Sprint for Speed

Detailed Description

Not available

Study Timeline

• Study Start: 2023-02-13
• Last Update Posted: 2023-09-02

Recruitment & Eligibility

• Status: Not Yet Recruiting
• Sex: Male
• Target Recruitment: 50

Inclusion Criteria

Healthy football player At least 2 year playing experience Physical active (1 to 3 hours of plyaing football per weeek).

Exclusion Criteria

Recent injury Goalkeeper Recent surgery Uncooperative player.

Study & Design

• Study Type: Interventional
• Study Design: Not specified

Primary Outcome Measures

Name	Time	Method
1. Yo Yo test	1. 4 weeks | 2. 4 weeks | 3. 4 weeks
3. 30 meter sprint test	1. 4 weeks | 2. 4 weeks | 3. 4 weeks
2. T test	1. 4 weeks | 2. 4 weeks | 3. 4 weeks

Trial Locations

Locations (1)

AG office football team ground; 🇮🇳 Rajkot, GUJARAT, India

AG office football team ground

🇮🇳Rajkot, GUJARAT, India

Kamlesh Vadher

Principal investigator

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kvadher239@rku.ac.in