Mor christian general soccer ability skill ( passing and shooting)

1. A Presentation on—
Mor-Christian General Soccer Ability Skill Test-
( Mor-Christian Soccer Passing and Shooting
Test )
Presented by
Nasim Reja Ebna Mion
Student ID:151218
Session:2015-16
Presented to
Md.Hamidur Rahman
Assistant professor of Physical
Education and Sports Science
department

2.  Introduction
 Types of field tests
 Validity and reliability
 Equipments
 Mor-Christian Soccer Shooting Test
 Mor-Christian Soccer Passing Test

3.  Soccer is one of the popular sport in
the world, as there is a very large
number of people play football
at different levels.
 Mor-Christian General Soccer Ability
Skill Test was developed by Mor &
Christian in 1979.
 Tested on 45-male college students
and they were divided into 3-groups.

4.  Mor and Christian protocol was proposed
recommending assessment through
three types of field tests –
(a) Mor-Christian Soccer Dribbling Test
(b) Mor-Christian Soccer Shooting Test
(c) Mor-Christian Soccer Passing Test

5. 1. Validity:
The protocol resembles the performance that is being
simulated as closely as possible.
2. Reliability:
The protocol provides a similar result from day to day when
no intervention is used.

6. Mor-Christian
General Soccer
Ability Skill Tests
Validity Reliability
a) Mor-Christian
Soccer Dribbling Test
0.73 0.80
b) Mor-Christian
Soccer Shooting Test
0.78 0.96
c) Mor-Christian
Soccer Passing Test
0.91 0.98

7.  Cone
 Marble dust
 Stop watch
 Measuring tape
 Whistle
 4 feet rope

8.  Facilities :
 The Soccer goal is divided into two
scoring areas by two ropes
suspended from the crossbar 4 feet
from each goal post.
 Each scoring area is divided into two
circular targets by two circular
hoops 4 feet in diameter.
 A line is drawn 16 yards from the
designed target area and parallel to it.

9.  Procedure :
 The player shoots a stationary ball with
the preferred foot from 16- yard line.
 The Player may place the ball at any
point along the line.
 Four practice trials are given and then
four consecutive balls are attempted at
each of the four target areas.
 There is a total of 16 trials.

10.  Scoring :
 When aiming toward the upper right target, the subject receives
a score of 10 points each time the ball is shot throughout the
upper target ;a score of 4 points is scored if the ball is shot
throughout the lower right target when aiming at the upper right
target.
 The scoring procedure is identical when the player is aiming at
the lower target, 10 points for lower and 4 for upper.
 The target on left side are scored the same way.
 Balls that rebound from the circular targets are considered as
successful trials.
 No points are given for balls that rolls or bounce though the
target area.

11.  Facilities :
 A small goal marked 1 yard in width
and 18 inches in height is
constructed by utilizing two plastic
cones as goal posts and a 4 foot
rope as the crossbar.
 Three plastic cones located 15
yards from the goal line are placed at
angles of 90°.

12.  Procedure :
 Students pass a stationary ball with
their preferred foot into the small goal
from the three angles marked by the
cones.
 Four trials are taken from each angle
for a total of 12 trials .Two practice
trial from each angle are allowed.

13.  Scoring :
 A score of one point is given for
each successful pass.
 Balls that rebound from the goal post
( plastic cones) are considered
successful trials.
 The score is total of the 12 trials.

14. Thank you
For your time