SOME MORFOLOGIC CHARACTERISTICS OF FOOTBALL PLAYERS
Journal Title: Sport Mont - Year 2007, Vol 0, Issue 12
Abstract
Dominant morfologic dimensions in football. Set of morfologic dimensions as an important factor in selection of football players. The morfologic dimension as an element of set of predicter variables in the level and kvality of motor skills. Tendentions in modelling morfologic structure according to modern systems of football play.
Authors and Affiliations
Ljubiša Lilić
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