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    Development of a low-cost team performance tracking system

    Aydin, A., Özgünen, K. T., Keskinoglu, C., Talib, E. N., Dag, N. Y., Gezgin, E. “…Background Sports technologies are increasingly attracting attention and gaining market share. …”
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    Visualisierung im Techniktraining: Mit der Kraft der Bilder (Visualization in technical training: Using the power of images)

    Kittel, T., Timpe, T., Mallach, M.
    Published in Volleyball-Magazin (2025)
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    Accuracy of three field-based devices for measuring counter movement jump performance in elite female volleyball players

    Wright, W. C., Fedewa, M. V., Aguiar, E. J., Winchester, L. J., Schumacker, R. E., Esco, M. R.
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    Validity and reliability of the my jump® 2 app to measure vertical jump performance in beach volleyball players

    Pereira de Souza, L. A., Freitas Nunes, J. T., Ghedini Gheller, R., Martins de Souza, G. P., Libardoni dos Santos, J. O., de Souza Bezerra, E.
    Published in Apunts Sports Medicine (2025)
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    Innovationen durch KI (Innovations through AI)

    Tobias, F.
    Published in Volleyball-Magazin (2025)
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    Validation of the WIMU PRO™ device for jump detection in beach volleyball: a gender-based analysis during official competitions

    Marzano-Felisatti, J. M, Pino-Ortega, J., Garcia-de-Alcaraz, A., Portillo, J., Guzmán-Luján, J. F., Priego-Quesada, J. I.
    Published in Journal of Human Kinetics (2025)
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    VNL-STES: a benchmark dataset and model for spatiotemporal event spotting in volleyball analytics

    Nguyen, H., Jamsrandorj, A., Chao, V., Oo, Y. M., Robbani, M. A., Mun, K.-R., Kim, J.
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    Jump-Aware: player position rectification and identification in dynamic sports using jump event spotting

    Oo, Y. M., Jamsrandorj, A., Chao, V., Nguyen, H. Q., Hwang, Y., Mun, K.-R., Kim, J. Subjects: “…sports game…”
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    Quantification of workload and characterisation of key performance factors in elite adolescent female volleyball players using machine learning

    Bouzigues, T., Candau, R., Äyrämö, S., Maurelli, O., Prioux, J. Subjects: “…junior elite sport…”
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    Associations between internal and external load parameters and match outcomes in men`s volleyball: a machine learning approach

    Lima, R. F., Musa, R. M., de Oliveira Castro, H., Clemente, F. M.
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    Mental fatigue and sleep restriction effects on perceptual-cognitive performance in trained beach volleyball athletes

    Barbosa, B. T., Lima-Junior, D. de, Moreira, A., Nakamura, F. Y., Batista, G. R., Faro, H., Fortes, L. de S.
    Published in Frontiers in Psychology (2025)
    “…Introduction: Perceptual-cognitive skills are essential in sports such as beach volleyball. Mental fatigue (MF) and sleep restriction (SR) are known to impair athletes` perceptual-cognitive performance. …”
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    Relationships between internal and external training load demands and match load demands in elite women volleyball players

    Altundag, E., Akyildiz, Z., Lima, R., de Oliveira Castro, H., Çene, E., Akarçesme, C., Miale, G., Clemente, F. M. “…Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part P: Journal of Sports Engineering and Technology…”
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    Testing protocol for evaluating underhand serve-reception biomechanics in volleyball

    “…Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part P: Journal of Sports Engineering and Technology…”
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    Das enge Spielkonzept - Wunsch oder Realität? - (The narrow game concept - wish or reality? -)

    Czimek, J., Finkenzeller, M.
    Published in Volleyball-Magazin (2025)
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    The reliability of a commonly used (CatapultTM Vector S7) microtechnology unit to detect movement characteristics used in court-based sports

    Mackay, L., Sawczuk, T., Jones, B., Darrall-Jones, J., Clark, A., Whitehead, S.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (2025)
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    The classification of technical devices in the training process of athletes playing games

    Guba V. P., Rodin A. V., Skripko A. D., Pleshakov A. A. “…Objective of the study was to examine, summarize, and categorize the technological instruments that enhance athletic performance in competitive sports. …”
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    Impact of modified competition formats on physical performance in under-14 female volleyball players: the role of biological maturity

    Birrento-Aguiar, R. A., García-Angulo, F. J., Leonardo, L., Palao-Andrés, J. M., Ortega-Toro, E.
    Published in Sports (2025)
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    Performance analysis in volleyball: problem of merging attack and counterattack spike as one variable

    Klaricic, I., Ajman, H., Cvenic, J. Collective title: “…Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Sport Sciences Research and Technology Support icSPORTS - Volume 1…”
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    Analysing physical performance indicators measured with electronic performance tracking systems in men's beach volleyball formative stages

    Marzano-Felisatti, J. M., Martínez-Gallego, R., Pino-Ortega, J., García-de-Alcaraz, A., Priego-Quesada, J. I., Guzmán Luján, J. F.
    Published in Sensors (2024)
    Subjects: “…technology…”
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    Validation of impact forces estimated by the wearable device VERT in volleyball.

    De Bleecker, C., Vermeulen, S., Willems, T., Segers, V., Spanhove, V., Leys, R., Vanrenterghem, J., De Ridder, R. “…As volleyball players are exposed to high volumes of forceful jump-landing actions, the risk of injuries is increased. Wearable technology such as the VERT device offers a promising avenue for load monitoring of volleyball players, potentially allowing better control of intensity of training and matches to minimize the likelihood of injuries. …”
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