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ISPAS-2018-final

September 2018

ISBN: 975-953-317-062-6

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University of Zagreb

University of Zagreb

University of Zagreb

The Proceedings Book is consisted of 134 abstracts and full papers written by more than 420 authors from 36 countries. Topics of the World Congress of Performance Analysis of Sport XII are: sports performance, analysis of referees, coaching process, coach behaviour, biomechanics, analysis of technique, technical eff ectiveness, tactical evaluation, patterns of play, neuromotor control, movement in sport, motor learning and feedback, work rate, physical demands, performance analysis technology, analysis of elite athletes and teams, eff ectiveness of performance analysis support, performance analysis in health and senior sport, performance analysis in youth sport, observational analysis of injury risk, technology and performance analysis systems, gymnastics & dance, doping, nutrition and supplementation infl uence on performance. Papers and abstracts that will be presented at the Congress are intended for sports scientists, kinesiologists, coaches, athletes and others interested in any aspect of performance analysis of sport. We are especially proud that Soccer day is the part of this year’s Congress. Soccer day is organised in cooperation with Croatian Football Federation and it will be a great opportunity to analyse the World Cup 2018 held in Russia and other aspects of performance analysis in soccer

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The use of performance analysis technology to monitor the coaching environment in soccer.

December 2005 · International Journal of Performance Analysis in Sport

Performance analysis systems are well known for their use in enhancing the feedback process in coaching. These systems have also been developed to analyse the coaching environment and coach-athlete behaviour. This study used a computerised performance analysis system to monitor the coaching environment of two independent soccer coaching groups. The aims were to report on the use of performance ... [Show full abstract] analysis technology to monitor the coaching environment in soccer and investigate the reliability of the performance analysis system used. The two coaching groups were part of a larger study investigating the development of a new soccer coaching programme based on a preceding biomechanical analysis. Sessions were videoed and analysed using GameBreaker™ performance analysis software which was set up to log five events relevant to the focus of the study. A trained independent operator demonstrated the two events whole group on task (2.30% error) and whole group off task (3.12% error) were reliable events to analyse further. The other three events; small group off task, individual off task and other, were deemed to be unreliable. Possible reasons for this include limitations of equipment and training of the observer. Chi-square analysis revealed a non-significant difference between groups for whole group on task (p=0.91) and whole group off task (p=0.87), indicating both groups experienced similar amounts of practice time over six coaching sessions. This study suggests performance analysis technology can be used as an effective tool to monitor the coaching environment. However, care must be taken when setting up the operational definitions and training an independent operator to use the system in order to obtain objective, reliable data.

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World Congress of Performance Analysis of Sport BOOK OF ABSTRACTS

September 2014

FOREWORD: The Book of abstracts is a collection of papers presented at the X. World Congress of International Performance of Sport held in Opatija, Croatia September 3 – 6, 2014. It is presented for the kinesiologists, coaches, athletes or for anyone who wishes to apply the analysis of any aspect of performance operations. Topics covered by abstracts are Tactics and technique, General Performance ... [Show full abstract] Analysis, Process of Performance Analysis, Work rate, Patterns of play and other topics. We would like to thank all those contributors who have made the effort of communicating their abstracts and remind all participants that they have the possibility of publishing their full papers in the Performance Analysis of Sport X Book, which will be published by Rutledge. It is our great pleasure to announce the Soccer Workshop, which is organized under the patronage of Croatian Football Federation and will be dedicated to World Cup, Brazil, 2014. It will be a great opportunity to see the new technologies in using analysis in preparation for training in soccer. We would like to take the opportunity to thank International Network of Sport and Health Sciences for the support. Special thanks goes to the Organizing and Scientific committee for their hard work in preparation of the Congress. Scientific Committee President Prof. Goran Sporiš, PhD.

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DOES TRAINING ON SAND DURING OFF-SEASON IMPROVES PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE IN INDOOR VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS?

January 2016

The aim of the present study was to assess the effects of sand volleyball training program on physical performance in young indoor volleyball players. Twenty adolescent male volleyball athletes (16±1 years) consented to participate in program and lower-body power and body composition testing. The participants performed the Attack, Block jump tests and Standing Broad jump test for lower-body ... [Show full abstract] power. One cycle of six weeks was analyzed during off-season (2014). Players were involved in specialized sand volleyball training program and exercise were selected based on previous experience and according to performance analysis in beach volleyball studies. There were no significant differences between pre-training and post-training for Block jump and Standing broad jump. However, there was a significant (p ≤ 0.05) improvement in Spike jump. Training program did not induced significant changes in body composition. The differences in intensity of training, training volume and sample size could be a reason of the discrepancy in results compared to previous studies. However, this kind of study could provide practical application for coaches and sport researchers.

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THE EFFECTS OF LIVE AND VIDEO DEMONSTRATION ON THE EARLY ACQUISITION OF A NEW MOTOR TASK

December 2015 · Exercise and Quality of Life

Demonstration is a widely used method in sports teaching and coaching, as well in Physical education classes. The most commonly used types of demonstration live demonstration and video demonstration. However, a direct comparison between these two types of model has rarely been undertaken in a motor context. Therefore, the aim of this reseasrch is to specify and compare the effects of the two ... [Show full abstract] different metric protocol, former standard and the new video demonstration, on the estimation of the test results in the primary school.The participants involved the third and the fourth year students from four elementary schools in Petrinje and Sisak which territorialy belong to urban area of the Sisak- Moslavic county. The total number of students on whom this research has taken place was 327, of which 186 were boys and 141 were girls at the age of 10,5. The students were divided into two subsamples considering the used treatment,both standard and video demonstration protocol. The sample of variables in this research consists of four tests for evauating motor abilities: Shuttle run, Back-save sit and reach for the right and left leg, Push-ups and Curl up. The use of video demonstration protocol for task performance has shown a significant effect in the tests Shuttle run and Curl up, while significant effects were not gained in both both flexibility tests (Back-save sit and reach for the right and left leg) and strength tests (push-ups) due to the protocol. The results indicated that video demonstration seems more effective than the live one for the early acquisition of a completely new motor skills.

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