Search Results - Coaching focus

Shi, J. “…Addressing these injuries with effective rehabilitation is crucial for safeguarding fencers` athletic careers. This paper focuses on a fencing-specific rehabilitation framework for knee injuries and compares its outcomes against general orthopedic protocols and the FIFA 11+ protocol. …”

Cree, J. A., Oates, L. W., Turner, A. N. “…This study investigates the evolution of footwork techniques in elite épée fencing, focusing on the traditional stepping method versus a modern bouncing technique. …”

Gleadhill, S., Nagahara, R. “…Therefore, asymmetry may not need to be prioritised in periodic testing as a key performance indicator, and these findings provide valuable insight for coaches, suggesting that training should focus on known sprint determinants rather than minimising asymmetry. …”

Heinrich, A., Ahrens, M., Finkenzeller, T.

Cooke, M., Paradis, K. F., Sharp, L. A., Woods, D., Sarkar, M. “…Methods: Qualitative findings of six focus groups with coaches (two focus groups) and athletes (four focus groups) were comprised of four sports (association football, boxing, field hockey, and swimming). …”

Wu, Y., Amelia, A. B., Nurfaradilla, N. B. “…Additionally, it suggests ways that coaches can incorporate DP principles at various levels of training, from beginners to elite athletes, by tailoring sessions to focus on individual needs and providing immediate, constructive feedback. …”

Shu, Y., Cheng, Y. “…METHODS: The study employed the following methods: (1) Training session analysis: A comprehensive examination of both aquatic and land-based training regimens, including specific swimming training and perceived exertion ratings (RPE) reported by coaches and athletes, along with monitoring of blood biochemical markers. (2) Functional testing and morphological changes: Regular assessments were carried out to evaluate morphological indicators and physical capabilities such as power and strength (Vertical Jump and Pull-up Test), speed (30 Metre Sprint Test), coordination (Y-Balance Test) and endurance (3 km Run Test). (3) Competition technical analysis: A systematic comparison was made of Haiyang Qins technical performance at the Fukuoka Championships with his previous results, with a focus on biomechanical changes and performance enhancements. …”

Marais, N., Morris-Eyton, H., Janse van Rensburg, N. “…Data were collected in the form of questionnaires, focus group discussions, and one-on-one interviews. …”

Bonito, F., Viães, J. R. G., Teles, J., Flores, L. A., Iglesias, X., Fragoso, M. I. C. J. “…Despite the lack and inconsistency of results in fencing, coaches should be aware of this effect.…”

Oudah, I. G., Jari, H. S., Taih, H. S., Sameer, A. H. “…The significance of this study lies in its focus on the relationship between visual tracking and dynamic visual acuity, both regarded as essential perceptual abilities influencing technical and dynamic performance in foil fencing. …”

Wei, X., Wang, N., Pu, R., Chmura, P., Krustrup, P. “…Conclusion The present findings revealed that players display limited fatigue and can maintain running performance in the match after extra time matches across both genders during World Cups with 4-5 days between matches. Coaches should continue to focus on approaches to reduce fatigue and speeding up athlete recovery after extra time matches in international tournaments.…”

Sandbakk, Ø., Tønnessen, E., Sandbakk, S. B., Losnegard, T., Seiler, S., Haugen, T. “…Another common emerging feature was an emphasis on high volume of low-intensity training combined with 2-3 weekly "key workout" days consisting of 3-5 intensive training sessions. Finally, coaches across all sports focused on achieving high training quality by optimizing training sessions, systematically controlling the load-recovery balance, and ensuring optimal preparations for major competitions. …”

Cerrito, A., Wittwer, L., Schmitt, K.-U. “…Introduction: As a coach or health care professional working with physically active people, it can be difficult to guide runners towards safe and effective progression, because making changes to single aspects of running technique may not lead to the desired result. …”

Lipková, L., Struhár, I., Krajnák, J., Puda, D., Kumstát, M. “…Introduction: This review focuses exclusively on field-based critical speed (CS) tests for runners, aiming to evaluate key testing conditions to optimize field-based assessments and their practical applications. …”

Kullik, L., Kiel, A., Kellmann, M., Jakowski, S. “…The influence of menstruation on athletes represents a current topic of scientific research. Investigations focus not only on performance but also on assessing the effects on regeneration and well-being. …”

Zashchirinskaya, O. V., Ilina, N. L., Arkhipova, E. V., Medina, N. A. Bracamonte.

Peljha, Z. “…This study aimed to optimise performance in the two Olympic clay shooting disciplines, Skeet and Trap, by providing empirical evidence on the critical fitness parameters that athletes and coaches should focus on during physical training. …”

López-Belmonte, Ó “…All of these studies focused on physiological and biomechanical factors. …”

Powell, D., Wood, G., Dagnall, N., Payton, C. “…The intervention harnessed coach experiential knowledge by emphasising development in understanding of theory underpinning three key principles of skill acquisition (i) implicit learning, (ii), focus of attention, and (iii) contextual interference, and encouraging informal and experiential learning between sessions. …”

Wimshurst, Z., Mosley, E., Tibbert, S., Heritage, P., Neil, G. “…Following testing, partici pants took part in focus groups to gain insight into their experi ences. …”