Introduction:

high altitude training is always a current problem for sport, due to the diversity of modifications it generates in the human organism. In the case of soccer refereeing, it also generates it in this professional, due to the specific characteristics of their functions.

Objective:

to design a methodological alternative for the physical preparation of referees for competitions at high altitude.

Materials and methods:

a non-experimental and descriptive research with a single measurement, typical of transversal studies, was carried out. Theoretical, empirical and mathematical statistical methods and techniques were used.

Results:

the results obtained by means of the nominal group technique show the level of relevance of the alternative presented.

Conclusions:

the need to implement methodological proposals to transform the current situation of high-altitude soccer refereeing is evident.

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