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Satisfactory performance in sports like football requires many specific abilities like change-in-direction ability, jumping ability and ball kicking ability. The ability of the player to perform these activities is important for his personal performance and the performance of the team. Thus, it is suggested that agility, jumping ability and ball kicking accuracy are the key performance indicators in football players and therefore skill-related components that should be a part of standard physiological testing for players. The correlation among the tests is necessary to find the dependency of one ability on another.
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