A STUDY ON RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VITAMINE E SUPPLIMENTATION AND SOLE MORPHOLOGY WITH PERFORMANCE LEVEL OF FOOTBALL PLAYERS

Abstract

Football is the most popular sport in the world. Football needs high skilled coordination of different body parts, especially the lower extremities. The administration of Vitamin E, in vivo, might have similar effects on skeletal and cardiac muscles. From the findings of this study, it could be concluded that vitamin E supplementation can boost up the performance level of hill land football players but it could not possible to draw a conclusion with studying footprint parameters but can be predicted that sole morphology do have a relationship with goal scoring ability considering the impact of hitting the ball, the spin that to be delivered to the ball to move a particular trajectory and force generation at kicking all these are dependent on foot or sole morphology which needs detailed biomechanical analysis as well as EMG analysis. This study is the first to investigate several static footprint measurements in professional football players using AutoCAD software with their goal scoring ability.