Search Results - High Ability Studies

Shangguan, R., Zha, Z. “…Through two experiments, this study investigated the effects of frame type (positive/negative), competitive state (leading/trailing), and time pressure (high/low) on risk decision-making among tennis players of varying proficiency levels. …”

Iino, Y., Wilkie, J. C., Fukashiro, S., Yoshioka, S., Vial, S. “…The badminton short serve is a highly precise task requiring accurate control of racquet face orientation, which directly influences shuttlecock trajectory and limits an opponent`s ability to attack. …”

Deng, N., Zheng, X., Wang, H., Zhao, Z., Xia, X., Zhang, H., Zhou, K., Zhang, B. “…Background: Badminton is a high-intensity sport that demands explosive strength, dynamic balance, and agility. …”

Tajik, R., Dhahbi, W., Fadaei, H., Mimar, R.

Munivrana, G., Jelaska, G., Tomljanovic, M. “…Introduction: Various studies have shown that the ability to change the direction of movement quickly plays an important role in achieving top performance in tennis. …”

Crespo, M., Jiménez, J., Martínez-Gallego, R.

Morais, J., Kilit, B., Arslan, E., Bragada, J., Soylu, Y., Marinho, D. “…The purpose of this study was to compare the effects of on-court tennis training (OTT) combined with high-intensity interval training (HIIT) or repeated sprint training (RST) on the physiological, kinematic, kinetic, and perceptual responses of young tennis players. …”

Liu, S., Wu, C., Xiao, S., Liu, Y., Song, Y. “…The model fitness was confirmed through CFA, demonstrating high fit indices: CFI = 0.924, TLI = 0.913, IFI = 0.924, RMSEA = 0.057, and SRMR = 0.041, indicating a robust model fit. …”

Zhang, S., Sado, N., Fujii, N.

Abdullahi, Y., Coetzee, B. “…The identification of the last-mentioned ISCD-based variables for the attainment of badminton performances emphasizes the importance of using badminton drills and conditioning techniques not only to improve the physical fitness levels of players, but also their ability to accelerate at high-intensities.…”

Zhai, X., Ryzhkova, L. G., Go, E. “…Objective of the study was to assess the level of demand for interactive teaching methods when conducting classes aimed at acquiring special knowledge, professional skills and abilities from future table tennis coaches. …”

Li, Q., Liu, H. C., Leng, B., Liu, Y., Bao, D., Liu, H. Y., Ho, I. “…INTRODUCTION: Elite badminton players are highly demanded on performing numerous high-intensity multi-shuttles sprints and jumps for saving and attacking. …”

Pradas de la Fuente, F., Ortega-Zayas, M.Á., Toro-Román, V., Moreno-Azze, A.

Prajongjai, V., Pramkratok, W., Songsupap, T. “…Approach An isometric mid-thigh pull (IMTP) test is highly reliable for monitoring neuromuscular performance but the influence of grip type on the ability to exert force during IMTP remains unclear. …”

Strainchamps, P., Ostermann, M., Mierau, A., Hülsdünker, T. “…Purpose: While long-term training with stroboscopic eyewear suggests performance-enhancing effects on visuomotor abilities, it remains unclear whether a short-term application, for example, during a warm-up, results in immediate performance gains. …”

Durmus, D., Ödemis, H., Sögüt, M. “…The purpose of this systematic review was to overview the physiological and performance effects of high-intensity interval training (HIIT) in tennis players. …”

Fleming, J. A., Field, A., Lui, S., Naughton, R. J., Harper, L. D.

Waldzinski, T. “…Background & Study Aim: Reaction time is the time elapsed from the stimulus (nerve impulse) to the initiation of movement. …”

Kolman, N. S., Huijgen, B. C. H., Visscher, C., Elferink-Gemser, M. T.

Murata, M., Naito, T. “…Assessment of fatigue effect on hitting ability in tennis has been controversial in previous studies. …”