Focusing on the evaluation of anaerobic power in young soccer players, this monograph presents findings from tests conducted on athletes aged 12 to 19 in Caracas. It highlights the need to consider essential physical characteristics beyond mere demographic data during player training, which often emphasizes technical skills. Utilizing the Abalakov jumping test and the 30-second Wingate test, the study serves as a comprehensive guide for assessing the foundational attributes necessary for optimal athletic performance in youth sports.
