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World Congress of Performance Analysis of Sport IX Edited by Prof Programme & e-Book of Abstracts World Congress of Performance Analysis of Sport IX 25th – 28th July 2012, University of Worcester, UK Edited by Prof. Derek M. Peters & Dr. Peter G. O’Donoghue © WCPAS IX Programme & e-Book of Abstracts Page 1 Programme Wednesday 25th July 2012 0900 – 1400 Congress Registration (Reception St John’s Campus, Henwick Grove) 1400 – 1430 Congress Opening (EEG089 Yelland Lecture Theatre) 1430 – 1530 Keynote Speaker (EEG089 Yelland Lecture Theatre, Chair: Peter O’Donoghue) Dr Tony Kirkbride: Media channels for performance analysis (sponsored by ISPAS) 1530 – 1615 Exhibition & Refreshments (The Pear Tree) 1615 – 1815 Poster Session 1: (MPC, Thomas Telford Building) POST 1.1 Soccer POST 1.2 Team Sports POST 1.3 Performance Analysis & Coaching POST 1.4 Systems POST 1.5 Sport Science & Medicine 1930 Welcome reception (The Riverside Building, Hylton Road) Thursday 26th July 2012 0900 – 1000 Keynote Speaker (EEG089 Yelland Lecture Theatre, Chair: Derek Peters) Dr Vicky Tolfrey: The role of performance analysis during wheelchair games play to help inform individualised training strategies 1000 – 1045 Exhibition & Refreshments (The Pear Tree) 1045 – 1245 Podium Sessions Session 1: Basketball (EEG089 Yelland Lecture Theatre) Session 2: Performance Analysis & Coaching (EEG087 Urwin Lecture Theatre) Session 3: Team Sports 1 (EE1057) Session 4: Sport Science & Medicine (EE1061) 1245 – 1345 Lunch 1345 – 1445 Keynote Speaker (EEG089 Yelland Lecture Theatre, Chair: Peter O’Donoghue) Prof. Brian Dawson: Movement patterns in team sports: How to they relate to performance? (sponsored by ISPAS) 1445 – 1530 Exhibition & Refreshments (The Pear Tree) 1530 – 1730 Podium Sessions Session 5: Soccer 1 (EEG089 Yelland Lecture Theatre) Session 6: Movement Analysis (EEG087 Urwin Lecture Theatre) Session 7: Racket Sports (EE1057) Session 8: Handball (EE1061) 1730 – 1830 ISPAS AGM (EEG089 Yelland Lecture Theatre) 1930 Free evening © WCPAS IX Programme & e-Book of Abstracts Page 2 Friday 27th July 2012 0900 – 1000 Keynote Speaker (EEG089 Yelland Lecture Theatre, Chair: Peter O’Donoghue) Dr Barry Drust & Andy Scoulding: Performance analysis in elite soccer – English FA Premier League 1000 – 1045 Exhibition & Refreshments (The Pear Tree) 1045 – 1245 Podium Sessions Session 9: Soccer 2 (EEG089 Yelland Lecture Theatre) Session 10: Team Sports 2 (EEG087 Urwin Lecture Theatre) Session 11: Combat Sports (EE1057) Session 12: Systems (EE1061) 1245 – 1345 Lunch 1345 – 1445 Keynote Speaker (EEG089 Yelland Lecture Theatre, Chair: Peter O’Donoghue) Dr Wynford Leyshon: Performance analysis in the management of high performance sport – international 400m hurdles 1445 – 1530 Exhibition & Refreshments (The Pear Tree) 1530 – 1730 Podium Sessions Session 13: Soccer 3 (EEG089 Yelland Lecture Theatre) Session 14: Individual Sports (EEG087 Urwin Lecture Theatre) Session 15: Rugby (EE1057) Session 16: Equestrian (EE1061) 1900 Coach pickups at City Campus & St John’s Campus for Congress Dinner Saturday 28th July 2012 0900 – 1100 Poster Session 2: (MPC, Thomas Telford Building) POST 2.1 Soccer POST 2.2 Team Sports POST 2.3 Individual & Racket Sports POST 2.4 Sport Performance Psychology POST 2.5 Sport Science & Medicine 1100 – 1145 Exhibition & Refreshments (The Pear Tree) 1145 – 1245 Keynote Speaker (EEG089 Yelland Lecture Theatre, Chair: Peter O’Donoghue) Prof. Jaime Sampaio: Performance analysis in basketball. (Sponsored by ISPAS) 1245 – 1330 Congress Awards & Close (EEG089 Yelland Lecture Theatre) © WCPAS IX Programme & e-Book of Abstracts Page 3 Wednesday 25th July 2012 1615 – 1815 Poster Session 1 Motion & Performance Centre, Thomas Telford Building POST 1.1 SOCCER: (CHAIRS – Ricardo Duarte & Nic James) POST 1.1.1 Relative number of outfield players as a constraint on coordination dynamics in futsal Bruno Travassos, Luís Vilar, Duarte Araújo & Tim McGarry (Portugal & Canada) POST 1.1.2 Small sided games in football with university female players Sandra Esteves, Luis Vaz, Nuno Leite, Bruno Gonçalves & Victor Maças (Portugal) POST 1.1.3 Do action variables represent success in English Championship Football? Gethin Rees, Nic James, Joe Taylor & Goran Vučković (UK & Slovenia) POST 1.1.4 Effect of small-sided games on the physical performance of young football players of different ages and levels of practice Luís Barnabé, Anna Volossovitch & António Paulo Ferreira (Portugal) POST 1.1.5 The influence of manipulating the defensive playing method on team synchrony in association football Ricardo Duarte, Bruno Travassos, Duarte Araújo & Michael Richardson (Portugal & USA) POST 1.2 TEAM SPORTS: (CHAIRS – Ricardo Duarte & Nic James) POST 1.2.1 Match analysis and a comparison between winning and losing teams in men’s elite level goalball Henri Lehto, Mikko Häyrinen, Timo Laitinen & Kevin Collet (Finland) POST 1.2.2 Determinants related to the attack tempo in high level male volleyball Rui Araújo, Cícero Moraes, Patrícia Coutinho & Isabel Mesquita (Portugal & Brazil) POST 1.2.3 Proportion and efficiency of different serve techniques in relation to winning in elite female volleyball Mikko Häyrinen, Virpi Inkinen, Tuomas Mikkola & Vesa Linnamo (Finland) POST 1.2.4 The influence of the area of attack on point success in men’s professional beach volleyball Jose Manuel Jimenez Olmedo, Alfonso Penichet Tomás, Maria del Mar Silvestre Garcia, Juan José Chinchilla Mira, José Antonio Pérez Turpín, & Concepción Suarez Llorca, (Spain) © WCPAS IX Programme & e-Book of Abstracts Page 4 POST 1.2.5 Sporting activities of volleyball players throughout the developmental stages according to competitive level and gender Patrícia Coutinho, Rui Araújo & Isabel Mesquita (Portugal) POST 1.2.6 Determinants of success in Twenty20 cricket Michael Najdan & Matt T. Robins (UK) POST 1.2.7 Performance analysis of decision making in team sports Megan Lorains, Kevin Ball & Clare MacMahon (Australia) POST 1.2.8 The structure of intensity of play in ice hockey Tomasz Gabryś, Urszula Szmatlan-Gabrys, Arkadiusz Stanula & Michal Garnys (Poland) POST 1.2.9 Notational analysis of three matches from the ‘Women's Team Handball European 2010 Qualification Round’ Manraj S. Sucha & David C. Pears (UK) POST 1.2.10 A scoring system for pertinent actions in rugby union Edward Burt & Mike Hughes (UK) POST 1.2.11 An investigation into clean and un-clean scrums in the 2011 Rugby World Cup Stuart Ware & James W. Brouner (UK) POST 1.2.12 Scoring profiles in the 2009 RBS Six Nations rugby union championship Luis Vaz & Wilbur J. Kraak (Portugal & South Africa) POST 1.2.13 Game analysis comparing the final top nations with the others in the 2011 Rugby World Cup Kazunari Hayasaka, Yuichi Ueno, Koh Sasaki & Takumi Yamamoto (Japan) POST 1.3 PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS & COACHING: (CHAIRS – Ricardo Duarte & Nic James) POST 1.3.1 Temporal aspects of coach behaviour Laura Harry & Peter O'Donoghue (UK) POST 1.3.2 Pedagogical supervision in swimming: The influence of retrospective reflection in technical behaviours of coaches’ performances Samuel Honório & Marco Batista (Portugal) POST 1.3.3 Behaviour of academy soccer coaches during training sessions Ceri Bowley, Wes Bodden & Peter O’Donoghue (UK) POST 1.3.4 The art of sports officiating: Learning how to referee rugby union Christopher Baldwin (Australia) POST 1.3.5 Path to excellence: A case study with an elite basketball player Américo Santos, Amândio Graça & Fernando Tavares (Portugal) POST 1.3.6 Functional advantages of informatization for realization of Olympic education Pityn Maryan & Briskin Yuriy (Ukraine) © WCPAS IX Programme & e-Book of Abstracts Page 5 POST 1.4 SYSTEMS: (CHAIRS – Peter O’Donoghue & Arnold Baca) POST 1.4.1 Use of barcode scanning for notational analysis Donald B. Buchanan, David P. Cook & P. John Seeley (UK) POST 1.4.2 An analysis of navigation patterns in rowing Alessandro Pezzoli, Antonio Baldacci, Alda Cama, Marcello Faina, Dario Dalla Vedova, Maurizio Besi, Giuseppe Vercelli, Andrea Boscolo, Marco Dalessandro & Elena Cristofori (Italy) POST 1.4.3 Predicting sports results using regression and neural models Adam Maszczyk, Arkadiusz Stanula, Adam Zając & Robert Roczniok (Poland) POST 1.4.4 Comparing results of biomechanical analyses of raw data determined using AutoCAD software with those determined by AutoMatlab software for a number of athletic performances Abi R. Al-bakri & Saadallah A. Rashid (Iraq) POST 1.4.5 The use of taxonomic tools to analyse national team ice hockey game play Robert Roczniok, Adam Maszczyk, Arkadiusz Stanula, Przemysław Pietraszewski & Miłosz Czuba (Poland) POST 1.4.6 Feedback technology in performance analysis Lucy A. Holmes (UK) POST 1.4.7 Analysis of the factors of yield in professional basketball applied to an ACB equipment Marcelo Alejandro Jove Tossi, Maria del Mar Silvestre García, Alfonso Penichet Tomás, Jose Manuel Jimenez Olmedo, Eliseo Cabrera Andreu, Concepción Suarez Llorca, Federico Carreres Ponsoda, Carbonell Martínez & Antonio Jose (Spain) POST 1.4.8 Using kinematic measures to predict post flight time in the women’s artistic gymnastics straight twisting Yurchenko vault Rebecca Edginton (UK) POST 1.4.9 Non-linear methods to analyze variability of indoor pedaling kinematics Juan-Carlos Quintana-Duque (Germany) POST 1.4.10 The accuracy of judging compared with objective computerised analysis in trampolining Polly E. Johns & James W. Brouner (UK) POST 1.5 SPORT SCIENCE & MEDICINE: (CHAIRS – Peter O’Donoghue & Arnold Baca) POST 1.5.1 A comparison of lower limb strength and static balance in elite gymnasts and
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