Test–Retest Reliability of Soccer Dribbling Tests in Children

The present study examined the test–retest reliability of Ghent University dribbling test and short dribble in a pediatric population. Fifty-four boys aged 9–14 years (mean ± SD = 11 2 years) undertook tests on two occasions separated by weeks. Intraclass correlation coefficients, coefficient variation, 95% limits agreement were conducted for each test. coefficients variation indicated good to excellent reliability, relatively small variability both tests. little bias running alone with ball components, Bangsbo Mohr results suggest demonstrate low levels systematic bias.