Harvey Roy Anderson

• Doctor of Philosophy
• Lecturer at Sheffield Hallam University

Presentation to Sport & Society 2021 Conference (Expert cricket coaches' sources of knowledge of the fast bowling technique - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ql4CpYcNSnM )

Foot strikes of the pace-bowling delivery stride produce large ground reaction forces, which may be linked to injury, yet the biomechanics of the follow-through are unknown. This study assessed tibial accelerations across the delivery and follow-through foot strikes in pace bowlers and evaluated relationships between these measures and five common...

Twenty expert coaches were interviewed exploring their conceptions of the fastbowling technique and how they coached it. Coaches noted highly individualised techniques, that altered at varying times, due to game structure and tactical imperatives, which often required technical intervention. Previous have failed to identify these changes; however,...

The purpose of this study was to investigate expert coaches’ conceptions (internal models) of the fast-bowling technique, how they coached it and how they acquired the knowledge for both. Twenty expert cricket coaches from around the world, took part in semi-structured interviews, with all interviews being transcribed verbatim. Thematic analysis (...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bETKfZ-rbRI

One of the ways for any discipline to develop is to look to the work, practices, knowledge bases and lessons learned from other disciplines who have trodden similar paths before us, preferable those more closely related (Lyle, 2018).

Introduction:

2016 AIESEP International Conference, June 8-11, 2016. University of Laramie, Wyoming, USA