Science and Football VII

The Proceedings of the Seventh World Congress on Science and Football
Herausgeber: Dawson, Brian; Nunome, Hiroyuki; Drust, Barry

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Produktbeschreibung

Science and Football VII showcases the very latest scientific research into the variety of sports known as 'football'. These include soccer, the national codes (American football, Australian rules football and Gaelic football), and the rugby codes (union and league). Bridging the gap between theory and practice, this book is by far the most comprehensive collection of current research into football, presenting important new work in key areas such as: physiology of training performance analysis fitness assessment nutrition biomechanics injury and rehabilitation youth football environmental physiology psychology in football. Science and Football VII is an essential resource for all sport scientists, trainers, coaches, physical therapists, physicians, psychologists, educational officers and professionals working across the football codes. The papers contained within this volume were first presented at the Seventh World Congress on Science and Football, held in May 2011 in Nagoya, Japan. The meeting was held under the auspices of the International Steering Group on Science and Football, a representative member of the World Commission of Science and Sports.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Routledge
• Seitenzahl: 450
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. Dezember 2014
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 24mm
• Gewicht: 679g
• ISBN-13: 9781138837720
• ISBN-10: 1138837725
• Artikelnr.: 41249925

Autorenporträt

Hiroyuki (Hiro) Nunome is Associate Professor in Biomechanics at Nagoya University, Japan. He is part of the International Steering Group on Science and Football and is the Vice President of the Japanese Society of Science and Football. He is well-known as a pioneer of biomechanics in soccer, particularly of kicking, with many advanced publications in the field. Barry Drust is Reader in Applied Exercise Physiology at Liverpool John Moores University, UK. His main research interests are focused on the physiology of intermittent exercise. As well as his academic roles he has also provided sport science support to elite Premier League football teams and national associations. Brian Dawson is Professor of Sport/Exercise Physiology in the School of Sport Science, Exercise and Health at the University of Western Australia. He is also Chair of the International Steering Group on Science and Football. He has published around 200 papers, many concerning physiology in football codes and other team sports.

Inhaltsangabe

Part I Biomechanics 1. Aerodynamic Characteristics of New Soccer Balls 2.
Injury Occurrence and Footwear Performance on Artificial Soccer Turf 3. The
Influence of Footwear on Ball Handling In Soccer 4. Unanticipated Compared
To Preplanned Turning Movements Increase Lower Extremity Loads in Football
Players 5. Cross-Sectional Change of Ball Impact in Instep Kicks from
Junior to Professional Footballers 6. The Validity Of the Shadowbox(TM)
Magnetic and Inertial Tracking System for Measuring Soccer-Specific
Movements 7. Biomechanics of Punt Kicking 8. Biomechanics of Goal-Kicking
In Rugby League 9. The Role of the Axial Skeleton during Rugby Union Punt
Kicking 10. A Biomechanical Analysis of the Knuckling Shot in Football 11.
Ideal Dive Technique in High One-Handed Soccer Saves: Top Hand Versus
Bottom Hand 12. Characteristics of the Kicking Motion in Female Soccer
Players Part II Exercise Physiology 13. The Physiological Effects of Soccer
Training In Elite Youth Soccer Players 14. The Physiological Responses to a
Laboratory-Based Soccer-Specific Training Simulation (LSSTS) On A Motorised
Treadmill 15. Elite-Youth and University-Level Versions of Saft90 Simulate
the Internal and External Loads of Competitive Soccer 16. Yo-Yo
Intermittent Recovery Level 2 Test in Young Soccer Players from U-13 to
U-18 17. The Assessment of Repeated Sprint Ability Using a Combined
Sub-Maximal and Exhaustive Treadmill Protocol 18. Effect of a 2-Week
Preseason Conditioning Program on Repeat Sprint Ability on Male Collegiate
Soccer Athletes 19. Relationships between Isokinetic Knee Strength, Sprint
and Jump Performance in Young Elite Soccer Players 20. Validity of the
Yo-Yo Intermittent Recovery Test Level 1 in Assessing or Estimating Vo2max
among Female Soccer Players V. 21. Physiological and Anthropometric
Characteristics of Elite Women's Rugby Union Players Part III Match
Analysis 22. 'Temporary Fatigue' Is Not Apparent In Elite Youth Soccer
Players 23. Evolution of Rule Changes and Coaching Tactics in Australian
Football: Impact on Game Speed, Structure and Injury Patterns 24. Match
Analysis in AFL, Soccer and Rugby Union: Patterns, Trends and Similarities
25. Spatial Strategy Used By the World Champion in South Africa'10 26. Ball
Dynamics Constrain Interpersonal Coordination in Futsal 27. Score-Line
Effect on Work-Rate in English Premier League Soccer 28. Addressing
Opposition Quality in Rugby League Performance 29. A Method for Game
Analysis Based On Dominant Region 30. Do Attacking Game Patterns Differ
Between 1st And 2nd Halves Of Soccer Matches In World Championship 2010?
31. The Relationship Between (GPS) Match Activity Profile and Performance
in the AFL 32. Measuring Effectiveness of Zone-Oriented Defence on
Preventing Goal Scoring In Professional Soccer Matches 33. Differences
between Winning, Drawing and Losing Teams in 2010 World Cup 34. Contextual
Effects on the Free Kick Performance. A Case Study with a Portuguese
Professional Soccer Team 35. Analysis of Finnish Young Soccer Players`
Passing and Dribbling Skills Part IV Motor Behavior 36. How Skilled Gaelic
Football Players Practice Kicking: Deliberate Or Not? 37. Factors
Influencing Penalty Kick Success in Elite Soccer 38. Above Real Time
Decision Making In Australian Football 39. Area Covered By Diving Actions
Performed By Male College Soccer Goalkeepers 40. The Processes Underlying
'Game Intelligence' Skills in Soccer Players 41. Prior High-Intensity
Intermittent Running Reduces Exercise Intensity and Skill Performance in
Small-Sided Rugby Games 42. Video Self-Modeling and Kicking Accuracy On The
Non-Preferred Side 43. Passing Ability of Adolescent Soccer Players during
4-Day Tournament Play Part V Performance Profiling 44. Relationship between
Draft Camp Test Scores and Career Success by Position in the Australian
Football League 45. Sports-Specific Anthropometry in Japanese Soccer
Players Analyzed By Three-Dimensional Photonic Scanning 46. Longitudinal
Changes In Sprint Performance In Relation To Fitness Development in U-14
Soccer Players 47. Anthropometrics of Elite Senior Male Italian Rugby Union
Players 48. Effects of Sex, Game Format, and Skill Type on Ball Possession
in Norwegian Youth Soccer 49. Adapting the Competition Model in Youth
Football: A Comparison between 5-A-Side and 7-A-Side Football with
U-10-Players 50. The Relationships between Change of Direction Speed,
Sprint Speed and Jump Ability in Collegiate Soccer Players 51. Physical and
Technical Differences between Single-Gender vs. Mixed-Gender Small-Sided
Training Exercises for Elite Female Soccer Players Part VI Sports Medicine
52. A Prospective Study of Injuries Sustained During a National Rugby
League Season 53. Closed-Kinetic Chain Evaluation of Ankle Joint
Proprioception in Athletes with Functional Ankle Instability 54. Screening
English Premier League Football Players for Exercise Induced
Bronchoconstriction 55. A Novel Method to Monitor Lower Limb Muscles
Flexibility in Elite Youth Soccer Players Part VII Training Science,
Coaching and Psychology 56. A Case Study of Coach Practices in Skill
Acquisition Training 57. The Coach-Athlete Relationship in Australian Touch
Football 58. Perceptions of Effective Coaching In Australian Professional
Team Sports 59. Monitoring Exercise Load and Recovery during the 2010 FIFA
Soccer World Cup 60. Small-Sided Games Present an Effective Training
Stimulus in Gaelic Football 61. The Effect of a Training Evaluation Tool on
Youth Coaches 62. The Relevance of Sports Science Information to Coaches of
Football and Rugby League 63. Coaching Practice - Turning the Camera on
Yourself 64. Offensive Sequences in Youth Soccer: Experience and
Small-Sided Games Effects 65. The Use of Accelerometers to Quantify the
Training Load in Soccer 66. What Is The Work-Load During Training Sessions
In Rugby Union? 67. Influence of Age and Fitness on Match and Training
Activity Profiles in Junior Australian Football