The Effect of Neuromuscular Control on Motor Performance and Physical Capacity in Professional Football Players

This study aims to investigate the effects of neuromuscular control on motor performance and physical capacity in professional football players. Twenty-five male soccer players participated in the study, and the relationships between dynamic balance levels and the reactive strength index, sprint performance, and shooting speed were examined. Pearson correlation and linear regression analyses were conducted. According to the analyses, dominant leg balance level explained 44% of the variance in the reactive strength index, 66% in sprint performance, and 89% in shooting speed (p