Science and Football V
The Proceedings of the Fifth World Congress on Sports Science and Football
By: Thomas Reilly (Editor), Jan Cabri (Editor), Duarte Araújo (Editor)
Hardcover | 17 May 2005 | Edition Number 1
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Science and Football V presents the edited papers from the Fifth World Congress on Science and Football that took place in Portugal in April 2003. The collection represents the latest scientific research into the variety of sports known as football such as association football; rugby codes (Union and League); national codes (American, Australian and Gaelic).
A recurring theme for this series of conferences has been a commitment to bridge the gaps between theory and practice in the service of the promotion of high quality applied football science. The book is clearly structured into nine parts and focuses on the following key issues:
- introductory keynote address
- biomechanics and mechanics
- fitness test profiling of footballers
- performance and match analysis
- football medicine
- football training
- paediatric exercise science
- physiology and nutrition
- behavioural and social sciences.
This collection provides valuable information for coaches, players, trainers, managers, medical and support staff, and scientific workers concerned with the range of football codes.
Preface | p. xvi |
Introduction | p. xviii |
Introductory keynote address | p. 1 |
Science and football: a history and an update | p. 3 |
Biomechanics and mechanics | p. 13 |
Measurement of out of balance forces in soccer balls | p. 15 |
Dynamic soccer ball performance measurement | p. 21 |
The behaviour of a football during a free kick | p. 28 |
Simplified flight equations for a spinning soccer ball | p. 40 |
Stability in soccer shoes: the relationship between perception of stability and biomechanical parameters | p. 46 |
A study of gender difference in football | p. 52 |
An integrated analytical model for the qualitative assessment of kicking effectiveness in football | p. 58 |
The three-dimensional nature of the maximal instep kick in soccer | p. 64 |
Comparison of precision in the toe and instep kick in soccer at high kicking velocities | p. 70 |
Coefficient of restitution (COR) in toe and instep soccer kicks | p. 73 |
Computer simulation of ball kicking using the finite element skeletal foot model | p. 77 |
A characterisation of technique in the soccer kick using a Kohonen neural network analysis | p. 83 |
A biomechanical analysis of the soccer throw-in with a particular focus on the upper limb motion | p. 89 |
A three-dimensional analysis of lineout throwing in Rugby Union | p. 95 |
Fitness test profiles of footballers | p. 103 |
Validity of a submaximal running test to evaluate aerobic fitness changes in soccer players | p. 105 |
Reliability and validity of the Intermittent Anaerobic Running Test (IAnRT) | p. 112 |
Differences between football players' sprint test performance across different levels of competition | p. 122 |
Differences in fitness and psychological markers as a function of playing level and position in two English Premier League football clubs | p. 129 |
Variation in selected fitness attributes of professional soccer players during a League Season | p. 134 |
Physiological attributes of professional players in the Singapore Soccer League | p. 139 |
Pre-season anaerobic performance of elite Japanese soccer players | p. 144 |
An analysis of fitness profiles as a function of playing position and playing level in three English Premier League soccer clubs | p. 155 |
Off-season and pre-season changes in total and regional body composition in Japanese Professional Soccer League players | p. 160 |
Fitness profiles of elite players in hurling and three football codes: Soccer, Rugby Union and Gaelic football | p. 166 |
Physiological and anthropometric characteristics of female Gaelic football players | p. 172 |
Performance analysis | p. 177 |
Changes in professional soccer: a qualitative and quantitative study | p. 179 |
The goal complete: the winning difference | p. 194 |
Analysis of a 16-game winning streak in Australian Rules Football | p. 201 |
Activity profile of men's Gaelic football | p. 205 |
Applications of logistic regression to shots at goal in association football | p. 211 |
Attacking profiles of successful and unsuccessful teams in Copa America 2001 | p. 219 |
Notational analysis of corner kicks in English Premier League soccer | p. 225 |
Analyses of intensity of physical load during a soccer match | p. 231 |
Evolving penalty kick strategies: World Cup and club matches 2000-2002 | p. 237 |
Defence performance analysis of Rugby Union: the turnover-play structure | p. 243 |
Patterns of play of successful and unsuccessful teams in men's 7-a-side Rugby Union | p. 247 |
Measurement of a soccer defending skill using game performances | p. 253 |
The effect of the wheeled scrum law in Rugby Union | p. 262 |
Effects of time of day on the performance of soccer-specific motor skills | p. 268 |
Time of day and performance tests in male football players | p. 271 |
Specificity of acceleration, maximum speed and agility in professional soccer players | p. 276 |
Medical aspects of football | p. 285 |
Sports science support for the England Amputee Soccer team | p. 287 |
Modelling the impact of heading: influence of inflation pressure, contact mass, ball size and velocity | p. 292 |
Mechanisms and characteristics of injuries in youth soccer | p. 298 |
Injury incidence in youth soccer: age and sex-related patterns | p. 302 |
Balance exercises reduce lower extremity injuries in young soccer players | p. 310 |
Restoration of muscle imbalances with a specific strength training programme in young soccer players | p. 317 |
Injury profiles in soccer during the championship period: a comparison between adult and young players | p. 323 |
Football training | p. 329 |
Cross-training for junior soccer players | p. 331 |
Using situational probabilities to train perceptual and cognitive skill in novice soccer players | p. 337 |
A comparison of small-sided games and interval training in elite professional soccer players | p. 341 |
Small-sided games as an alternative to interval-training for soccer players | p. 344 |
Reliability of heart rate recorded during soccer training | p. 348 |
Biomechanical analysis of the load imposed on Under-19 soccer players during some typical football training drills | p. 353 |
The effects of a 10-day taper on repeated-sprint performance in females | p. 357 |
Effect of repeated sprints on hamstring quadriceps torque ratios | p. 362 |
The influence of pre-warming on the physiological responses to soccer-specific intermittent exercise | p. 371 |
The effects of different modes of stretching during warm-up on high speed motor capacities in professional footballers | p. 380 |
Predictors of changes in VO[subscript 2max] during periods of intense training in Rugby League players | p. 387 |
On the relationship of fitness to running volume and intensity in female soccer players | p. 395 |
Beating the hesitation or "Stutter" step | p. 399 |
Use of the reactive strength index (RSI) as an indicator of plyometric training conditions | p. 408 |
Paediatric exercise science | p. 417 |
Youth football players: Number of participants, growth and maturity status | p. 419 |
Physical performance tests in young soccer players with reference to maturation | p. 429 |
Anthropometric and physiological profile of successful young soccer players | p. 434 |
Bilateral isokinetic knee strength profiles in trained junior soccer players and untrained individuals | p. 442 |
Age and maturity-related variability in body size and physique among youth male Portuguese soccer players | p. 448 |
Physiological demands of match play and training in elite adolescent footballers | p. 453 |
The VO[subscript 2] and HR response to training with a ball in youth soccer players | p. 462 |
The importance of chronological and maturational age on strength, resistance and speed performance of soccer players during adolescence | p. 465 |
Passive smoking and ventilatory parameters in young soccer players | p. 471 |
Correlates of playing time in 15- to 16-year-old male soccer players | p. 475 |
The influential role of task constraints in acquiring football skills | p. 481 |
Perceptual-motor skills in international level youth soccer players | p. 490 |
Temporal structuring ability (TSA) in young novice, intermediate and expert soccer players | p. 494 |
Physiology and nutrition | p. 497 |
Electromyographic analysis of activity representative of a soccer game | p. 499 |
Cardio-respiratory responses of regional level soccer players to a progressive maximal intermittent field test | p. 505 |
The importance of buffer capacity for team-sport participants | p. 508 |
Mineral and vitamin intake in the diets of male soccer players from three different levels of competition | p. 515 |
Decreased salivary SIgA levels before appearance of upper respiratory tract infection in Collegiate soccer players | p. 526 |
Behavioural and social sciences | p. 535 |
Applications of dynamical systems theory to football | p. 537 |
Soccer as a dynamical system: some theoretical considerations | p. 551 |
In pursuit of an ecological and fractal approach to soccer coaching | p. 561 |
Cohesion in women's soccer teams | p. 574 |
Coaching strategies in a Spanish 1st Division Club's Football School | p. 578 |
Leadership behaviour of the coach in amateur soccer teams | p. 584 |
Perceptions towards the causes of success and failure among youth footballers | p. 587 |
Psychological relationship between trainers and young players: leadership aspects | p. 590 |
Coping strategies in French high-level soccer players during the 2001-2002 season | p. 598 |
Judging offside in football: can attention of Assistant Referees be educated? | p. 604 |
The effect of configuration and content of pre-shooting ball-possessions sequences upon scoring | p. 614 |
The relative effects of demonstrations and outcome information in the teaching of novel motor skills | p. 622 |
The distribution of s eason of birth among the players of the 2002 FIFA World Cup | p. 626 |
Index | p. 632 |
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ISBN: 9780415333375
ISBN-10: 0415333377
Published: 17th May 2005
Format: Hardcover
Language: English
Number of Pages: 656
Audience: Professional and Scholarly
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Country of Publication: GB
Edition Number: 1
Dimensions (cm): 23.39 x 15.6 x 3.51
Weight (kg): 1.31
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