Abstract:

This study aims to explore the strategies for football players in the roof fields to cope with stress through their free time. A total of 462 people playing football on the roof fields have been filled before the "Strategic Scale to Deal with Stress with the Way of Free Time" matches. In statistical processes, independent t-test and one-way variance analysis (ANOVA) and differentiation detection have been applied LSD tests. Depending on the age category of footballers, the leisure time strategy has found a statistically significant difference in low scales and the total score (p<0,05). Third-year-olds are lower. In vacation friendship, in case of temporary ability to deal with and improving mood, the scores of the 20-24 and 25-29 age groups are higher than the 30-35 age groups. In the past, there has been no statistically significant difference in the scale of those who are within the normal health limits according to the active exercise and body mass index (p>0,05). In terms of income and civic status, the free-time strategy has found significant differences in comparison of low scale and total scale points in all low scales and total scale points (p<0,05). When the total score was studied, the average of people with good income status was significantly higher than the average of those with low and very good income level. The scale of the strategy to cope with stress by the way of leisure time, friendship, temporary ability to cope with, the subdimensions of mood improvement and the total score of the civic state variable in the benefit of single persons are significantly different. The strategies of coping with stress by the way of the free time of the football players on the roof field have come to the conclusion that the age category, income and civic conditions change and the body weight does not change. In the roof fields, football players can be given explicit information on how to cope with stress and improve their mood through their free time.

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