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This study was carried out with the aim of studying the effects of 8 (eight) weekly football studies on 48 boys aged 9-12 who participated in the summer football school work, which was opened by the Mersin Youth and Sports Provincial Directorate, on the physical, motor and skill development of children. The children participating in the study were randomly selected and participation in the study was carried out on the basis of the principle of volunteering. The physical parameters of the participants (boy, weight, 30 meters speed running, mock, sitting-in-rise flexibility, health ball throwing, standing long jumping, vertical jumping, 10x5 meters speed, arm speed, pence strength, slalom with the ball, castle shoot, foot and head ball secting tests) were recorded as a pre-test and final test. The data obtained in the study is SPSS 22. 0 package program is studied and the measurement results are Arithmetic average, Standard deviation, Maximum (max.) and the minimum (min.) The difference between the values identified, the average of the pre- and final test values is considered by the paired sample t test. The level of meaning is considered p<0,05. The 8 (eight) weekly exercise program compared to the pre- and final test values that there was no statistically significant difference in body weight and 10x5 meters speed tests; however, the size, 30 (eight) meters speed, mock, flexibility, health ball throwing, standing long jumping, vertical jumping, hand speed, left hand pencil strength, right hand pencil strength, shoot, foot with the ball tagging and head with the ball tagging tests were statistically significant differences (p<0,05). As a result, children between the ages of 9 and 12 who participated in the Summer Football School studies found their physical, motor and skill values evolved in a positive direction in terms of performance.

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