Search Results - High Ability Studies

Nicklin, S., Nelson, L., Carnegie, E., Ranaweera, J., Doncaster, G.

Basandaç, G., Bargi, G., Tunay, V. B.

Wright, W. C., Aguiar, E. J., Winchester, L. J., Fedewa, M. V., Fields, A. D., Esco, M. R. “…In addition, each COD test significantly correlated with the composite score (p = 0.92-0.95). Conclusion: The high degree of agreement between the three COD tests suggests that any one of them could be utilized for testing COD ability in female volleyball players.…”

Wei, C., An, J., Zhou, L. “…Objective This study aimed to investigate the effects of 8 weeks of sprint interval training (SIT) on repeated sprinting ability and specialized performance in collegiate volleyball players. …”

Zhao, X., Lu, M. “…This study compared inter-individual variability in the adaptive responses of cardiorespiratory fitness, anaerobic power, and motor abilities of male volleyball players to high-intensity interval training (HIIT) prescribed as repetitive drop jumps (interval jumping) and running-based intervals (interval running). …”

Amir, F., Tomescu, G. “…Statistical analyses showed that highly significant explanatory coefficient was determined between the two tests (test & retest) for the sub-elite group. …”

Seddik, M., Bouzourraa, M. M., Ceylan, H. I., Hamaidi, J., Ghouili, H., Chtourou, H., Guelmami, N., Dergaa, I., Muntean, R. I., Souissi, N. “…Conclusion Our results suggest that aligning high-intensity training and competitions with afternoon circadian peaks may enhance physical and cognitive performance in elite female athletes. …”

Ribeiro de Oliveira, J., Werneck, F. Z., Zimmermann de Oliveira, H., Coelho, E. F., Bara Filho, M. G. “…The aims was to compare multidimensional indicators of sporting talent in volleyball among athletes from youth categories and young adult elite males and investigate differences in relation to sporting potential, according to the subjective evaluation of the coach. The study involved 64 Brazilian male volleyball athletes and were divided by age groups: U-15, U-17, U-19 and young adults; and according to the sporting potential assessed by the coach: high and low potential. …”

Nalcacigil, T., Güler, G., Bidil, S., Küçük, N., Toktay, T., Simsek, D. “…Enhancing cognitive training protocols in volleyball may improve athletes` ability to process visual information efficiently and execute rapid motor responses under high-pressure conditions.…”

Iranpour, A. R., Hemmatinafar, M., Nemati, J., Salesi, M., Esmaeili, H., Imanian, B. “…This combined approach is highly effective and significantly benefits male volleyball players, aiming to enhance their physical abilities.…”

Bendo, A., Brovina, F. “…Balance and equilibrium refer to the ability to maintain an upright position and make the necessary adjustments. …”

Wang, J., Qin, Z., Wei, Z.

Neto, F. O., Silva, G: M., Simim, M. A. M., Banja, T., Sousa, F., Fonseca, P., Goethel, M., Romero, R., de Jesus, K., Medeiros, A. I. A. “…Beach volleyball (BV) is an intermittent sport characterised by short-duration and highly demanding activities with low intensity periods. …”

Jiang, W., Chen, C., Xu, Y. “…Combining VL-ACSA, LG-FL, and training age through multiple linear regression analysis resulted in a highly significant model for predicting AJ jump height (F = 13.86, R2 = 0.73). …”

Joksimovic, M., D'Angelo, S., Eler, N., Karisik, S., Zlojutro, N., Latino, F., Tafuri, D. “…Based on the data, the CMJ may be detrimental to high-intensity sports performance if performed over a longer time frame.…”

Bouzigues, T., Candau, R., Philippe, K., Maurelli, O., Prioux, J. “…CONCLUSIONS: The elevated frequency of injuries and a worse reported fitness levels among females, despite lower training loads, suggests a potential deficiency in physical preparation among young women, particularly in terms of their ability to perform repeated high-intensity jumps.…”

Figlioli, F., Belmonte, G., Giustino, V., Canzone, A., Ferrantello, E., Gervasi, M., Fernández-Peña, E., Battaglia, G., Bianco, A., Patti, A. “…Background: The ease of administration of the Cumberland Ankle Instability Tool (CAIT) could represent a methodology for periodically evaluating athletes, preventing ankle instability injuries. This study aimed to achieve three objectives: (a) to evaluate the applicability of the CAIT scale in volleyball; (b) to explore whether ankle instability presents a greater risk in lower-level volleyball categories and whether elite athletes demonstrate an ability to mitigate this risk; and (c) to identify potential predictors of ankle instability. …”

Musa, R. M., Abdul Majeed, A. P. P., Suhaimi, M. Z., Abdullah, M. R., Razman, M. A. M., Abdelhakim, D., Osman, N. A. A. “…The nature of the sport as an open-based skill requires players to have a high degree of both psychological skill and physical ability to cope with the sport`s externally and internally induced pace. …”

Mon-Lopez, D., Blanco-Garcia, C., Acebes-Sanchez, J., Rodriguez-Romo, G., Marquina, M., Martin-Castellanos, A., De la Rubia, A., Cordente Martinez, C., Mallen, J. O., Garrido-Munoz, M.

Giatsis, G., Lola, A., Drikos, S., López-Martínez, A. B., Perez-Turpin, J. A. “…The study`s findings highlight the importance of the offensive ability to win a set, in women`s elite beach volleyball.…”