The netball performance test: maximising performance and minimising injury in non-elite sport

Time-motion analysis (TMA) in sport has been practised for some time and has been used in sports from figure skating to rugby. Studies have shown that each position has unique activity patterns that should be taken into account when training team players and assessing their match fitness. However, t...

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Main Authors: McManus, Alexandra, Walmsley, A.
Other Authors: Prof Caroline Finch
Format: Conference Paper
Published: Sports Medicine Australia 2005
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/29751
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Walmsley, A.
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description Time-motion analysis (TMA) in sport has been practised for some time and has been used in sports from figure skating to rugby. Studies have shown that each position has unique activity patterns that should be taken into account when training team players and assessing their match fitness. However, there is a noticeable shortage of recent work in netball, and none aimed at establishing sport and position specific performance criteria. This paper will describe the development of a netball performance test based on TMA of games played in Western Australia.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-297512017-01-30T13:15:05Z The netball performance test: maximising performance and minimising injury in non-elite sport McManus, Alexandra Walmsley, A. Prof Caroline Finch time motion analsyis netball performance test Time-motion analysis (TMA) in sport has been practised for some time and has been used in sports from figure skating to rugby. Studies have shown that each position has unique activity patterns that should be taken into account when training team players and assessing their match fitness. However, there is a noticeable shortage of recent work in netball, and none aimed at establishing sport and position specific performance criteria. This paper will describe the development of a netball performance test based on TMA of games played in Western Australia. 2005 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/29751 Sports Medicine Australia fulltext
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netball performance test
McManus, Alexandra
Walmsley, A.
The netball performance test: maximising performance and minimising injury in non-elite sport
title The netball performance test: maximising performance and minimising injury in non-elite sport
title_full The netball performance test: maximising performance and minimising injury in non-elite sport
title_fullStr The netball performance test: maximising performance and minimising injury in non-elite sport
title_full_unstemmed The netball performance test: maximising performance and minimising injury in non-elite sport
title_short The netball performance test: maximising performance and minimising injury in non-elite sport
title_sort netball performance test: maximising performance and minimising injury in non-elite sport
topic time motion analsyis
netball performance test
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/29751