Suchergebnisse - Cluster for Research into Coaching

Nieto, M. M., García-Sánchez, C., Calvo, J. L., Serrano, C. L., de la Rubia, A.

Gu, L., Wang, W., Plakias, S., Zhang, S. “… Second, research is heavily concentrated on soccer (84%), with limited investigation in other sports such as rugby and basketball, restricting the generalisability of findings.  …”

Penner, L. S. J. “… The findings revealed 9 unique player clusters, demonstrating the model's potential as a valuable tool for guiding coaching decisions in drafting and signing future players to fit their roster composition effectively.  …”

El-Hajj, M., Steed, J., Gore, V., Infante, C., Flores, R., Wakista, D., Elmorsy, M. “… Our research identified three distinct clusters based on win percentage and the distribution of players across different skill levels.  …”

Xing, W., Shaoliang, Z., Lorenzo, A., Gomez, M. “… INTRODUCTION: Multicollinearity and confounding bias were two difficulties that plagued researchers in interpreting key performance indicators and predicting basketball team success through performance regression analysis.  …”

Guimarães, E., Baxter-Jones, A. D. G., Williams, A. M., Tavares, F., Janeira, M. A., Maia, J. “… We discuss the implications of these findings for research as well as for athletes, parents, coaches and clubs. …”

Stegmann, P., Sieghartsleitner, R., Zuber, C., Zibung, M., Lenze, L., Conzelmann, A.

Ulas, E. “… Investors are interested in research examining the factors that can affect the team value.  …”

Mathewson, E. “… Place kicking is a crucial skill in rugby as more than 40 per cent of the points scored in professional rugby matches are achieved by means of place kicks. Research in rugby kicking has mainly focussed on isolated segment position or movement, with limited literature on segments moving relative to each other.  …”

Gasperi, L., Conte, D., Leicht, A., Gómez-Ruano, M.-A.

Coughlan, M., Mountifield, C., Sharpe, S., Mara, J. K. “… In particular, the line-out-maul combination commencing from the attacking 22-m zone was found to be the most prominent pattern identified from the cluster analysis. Coaches and analysts can use the information presented by the cluster analysis as a framework to plan and implement effective set-play and open-play strategies. …”

Blom, C. “… This research proposes methods to get insights from limited data from sports talents.  …”

Haugsboe Andersson, S., Bahr, R., Johnsen Olsen, M., Myklebust, G. “… We aimed to examine attitudes, beliefs and current behaviour towards risk factors and prevention of shoulder injuries, and to investigate the application of an exercise programme during a cluster-randomised controlled trial aiming to prevent shoulder injuries in elite handball.  …”

Ageberg, E., Bunke, S., Lucander, K., Nilsen, P., Donaldson, A. “… After the research team synthesized the 235 generated statements, 50 stakeholders (34% players, 22% coaches, 24% caregivers, 20% administrators) sorted 89 unique facilitator statements into clusters and rated them for importance and feasibility.  …”

Jäger, J. M., Büsch, D., Müller, H.

Cross, M. “… Despite rugby being a collision sport with a primary focus on conditioning and performance, this research programme clearly highlights the potential for modifying existing practice in order to reduce injury risk.  …”

Andersson, S. H., Bahr, R., Clarsen, B., Myklebust, G. “… The Oslo Sports Trauma Research Center (OSTRC) Shoulder Injury Prevention Programme, an exercise programme to increase glenohumeral internal rotation, external rotation strength and scapular muscle strength, as well as improve kinetic chain and thoracic mobility, was delivered by coaches and captains 3 times per week as a part of the handball warm-up.  …”

Thue Bjørndal, C., Ronglan, L. T. Zeitschrift: “… Cluster for Research into Coaching …”

Austin, D. J., Kelly, S. J.

Wang, C. K. J., Koh, K. T., Chatzisarantis, N. “… In Original Research, John Wang, Koh Koon Teck and Nikos Chatzisarantis examine the relations between perceptions of coaching behaviours, psychological needs, achievement goals and motivational indicators (enjoyment and effort) at an intra-individual level in a study of 264 high-school basketball players aged 14-17 years from 19 schools in Singapore.  …”