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4Th EHF Scientific Conference 4th EHF Scientific Conference Scientific Approach to the Player’s Environment‐ From Participation to the Top 17‐18 November 2017 Vienna, Austria Place of Publication: European Handball Federation, Hoffingergasse 18, A-1120 Vienna, Austria http://www.eurohandball.com Conference OC: Jerzy Eliasz, Chairman EHF Methods Commission Dr. Marta Bon, Member EHF Methods Commission Dr. Lior Laver, ESSKA Basic Science Research Committee Board Member Dr. Przemysław Lubiatowski, Orthopaedic & Trauma Specialist in Rehasport Clinic Helmut Höritsch, EHF Senior Manager Education & Development; EHF CAN Coordinator assisted by EHF Scientific Network Members: Dr. Marina Gillard IHF MC Europe (RUS) Dr. Lars Bojsen Michalsik Physiologist (DEN) Dr. Michael Musalek Psychiatrist (AUT) Prof. Paul Delamarche Biomechanics (FRA) Dr. Jesper Bencke Biomechanics (DEN) Prof. Juan Carlos Zapardiel Cortés EHF Beach Handball Commission Member (ESP) Conference Co-ordinator & Publication Editor: Beata Kozłowska Layout Design: Richard Turner Printed by: Druck Hofer GmbH, 2054 Haugsdorf, Leopold-Leuthner-Str.2, Austria; Josef Stöger Publication: February 2018 ISBN: 978-3-9503311-3-4 © EHF Since 2011 the European Handball Federation (EHF) in cooperation with the Union of University Handball Teachers (UUHT) has succeeded in bringing professional, medical, and scientific experts together to share their research, data, and ideas on the physical and mental welfare of the professional athlete in the areas of performance and training. Stemming from a renewed focus in the areas of physiological and psychological health, and its relation to the condition of athletes and injury prevention, the EHF Scientific Conference was created. In 2011 we focused on sports training and medicine; in 2013 the emphasis was on women’s handball and knee injuries. At the 2015 convention, we were thrilled to host numerous presentations on the medical aspects of training, injury prevention, and prophylactic training. The theme of the 2017 symposium is the player’s health, as well as social environment, in amateur and professional handball with a special focus on equipment issues. To the fourth edition of the EHF Scientific Conference, the European Handball Federation welcomes speakers Michael Musalek (AUT), Leonard Achenbach (GER), Susana Póvoas (POR), and Piotr Kaczmarek (POL) who will deliver the keynote addresses covering social aesthetics; an injury profile of the 2017 Beach Handball European Championship; the biomechanical profile of the shoulder; and a profile of the Handball4Health project promoting handball as a sport for all. Also returning to the forum are medical experts Jesper Bencke (DEN), and injury specialist Lior Laver (ISR), who will deliver presentations on injuries and the effects of fatigue. With over thirty speakers and three focal points – medical, physiological, and biomechanical, we once again immerse ourselves in a number of academic approaches aimed at refining our understanding of the needs of the performance athlete. Moreover, such understanding cements the necessity of the ongoing scientific exploration in the field. Przemysław Lubiatowski, an orthopaedic and trauma specialist, joins the conference presenting ‘Recovery and Return to Sport From Shoulder Injury and Surgery’ in the second medical session. As we strive for the intellectual knowledge that in turn leads us to a deeper comprehension, we can hope to attain significant advancements when it comes to the prevention of injury and the safeguarding of our athletes. I now take this opportunity to thank the members of the Preparatory Organising Committee and the members of the EHF Scientific Network for diligently supervising and overseeing the arrangement of this essential platform that was also made possible with the engagement of the EHF Competence Academy & Network. I hope that the visitors and speakers at the 4th EHF Scientific Conference through sharing ideas will find insight and inspiration to continue in their endeavours to bring a new level of cognisance to the medical aspects in handball. Michael Wiederer EHF President Table of Contents Foreword 3 Table of Contents 4 Notes by the Editor 7 Keynotes Achenbach, Leonard, and Werner Krutsch (GER). ”Beach Handball is Safer than Indoor Handball: Injuries during the European Beach Handball Championship 2017”. 8 Póvoas, Susana (POR). “The Handball 4 Health Project: Promoting Team Handball as a Health and Fitness Enhancing Sport for All”. 13 Oral Presentations Bobocea, Lucian, Alexandru Acsinte, and Lacramioara Botez (ROU). “Improving Agility Parameters in Young Handball Players”. 16 Costea, Liana Maria, and Alexandru Acsinte (ROU). “Study on Influencing the Static Balance through the Use of Proprioceptive Means”. 22 Dalhoff, Lars, and Lars Bojsen Michalsik (DEN). “Rehabilitation, Prevention and Physical Training by Means of Beach Handball Exercises”. 28 Delamarche, Paul (FRA). “How to Manage Concurrent Training in Handball?” 36 Estriga Dias, Maria Luisa (POR). “Experiences with a Handball Game-Based Approach. Challenging Traditional Teaching Methodologies”. 40 Ichimura, Shiro, Tetsushi Moriguchi and Jun Fukuda (JPN). “Identification of Statistical Data Model for Qualification of Preliminary Round in Modern World Men’s Handball Environment”. 46 Juhász, István, et al. (HUN). ”Impact of Teaching Handball on the Improvement of Target Accuracy of Students in Consideration for the Impact Assessment of the ‘Handball at School’ Project”. 51 Karcher, C., and S. Dufour (FRA). “Is the Level of Anthropometric and Performance Requirements Lower for Left-handed Players in Young Elite Handball Players?” 58 Landgraf, Lutz (GER). “Faster Perception, Faster and More Accurate Decision-Making, Faster Actions - the Future of Successful Handball. Speedcourt: A Revolutionary and Highly Effective System for Analysis, Athlete Profiling, and Effective Training”. 63 Michalsik Bojsen, Lars (DEN). “Concurrent Aerobic and Strength Training in Elite Team Handball”. 70 4 ---. “Physical Preparation of a World Class Female Handball Team for the Olympic Games in Rio 2016 on Home Ground”. 78 Póvoas, Susana, et al. (POR). “Handball 4 Health – Effects of a Short-Term Handball-Based Exercise Programme on Health and Performance Markers in Untrained Postmenopausal Women”. 86 Sousa Jesus, Duarte Filipe, Américo Cardoso, and João Filipe Pereira Nunes Prudente (POR). “The Centre Back Player in Handball During Organized Attack- Analysis of the Men´s World Championship 2017”. 88 Steuer, Victoria (GER). “Traumatic and Atraumatic Acute Compartement Syndrome Rhabdomyolysis in Sports: Recognition and Management”. 93 Weber, J., and M. Wegner (GER). ”Relations between Psychological Factors, Performance and Injuries in Female Team Handball”. 100 Zapardiel, Juan Carlos et al. (ESP). “Assessment of the Satisfaction Degree of Beach Handball Practice in Sport Sciences Students”. 107 Poster Presentations Bojić-Ćaćić, Lidija, Katarina Ohnjec, and Dinko Vuleta (CRO). “Why Do Girls Start to Practice Handball and what is the Coach’s Role in their Motivation Enhancement?” 114 Bon, Marta (SLO). “Handball Players’ Transfers in Slovenia from 2010 to 2017 – Certain Characteristics”. 118 Ferreira, António Luís Tulha Duarte, et al. (POR). “The Comparison of 4v4 and 5v5 Games Forms in Offensive Game Expression of Handball at School”. 126 Fukuda, Jun, et al. (JPN). ”Effect of Prophylactic Ankle Taping on Lower Limb Joint Angles during Athletic Tasks”. 131 Hantău, Cezar, et al. (ROU). “Important Abilities which may Facilitate the Social Integration in a Handball Team”. 135 Hermassi, Souhail, et al. (TUN). ”Effects of Combined Resistance and Sport-Specific Drill Training versus Resitance Training or Sport-Specific Drills Alone on Fitness Performance Characteristics of Handball Players”. 141 ---. “Validation of the Handball-Specific Complex-Test and Nonspecific Field Tests by Means of a Match Performance Score in Elite Professional Handball Players”. 146 Hůlka, Karel, et al. (CZE). “Verification of Accuracy of Distance Covered Measurement by New Time-Motion Analysis System Sage Analytics”. 152 Ito, Toshihiro, et al. (JPN). “A Fundamental Study on the Development of a Simplistic “Court Shuttle Test” Designed for Handball Players”. 155 5 Moriguchi, Tetsushi, et al. (JPN). “Factors Affecting Deceleration and Reacceleration in Handball Players: Effect of catching while running on change of direction and re- acceleration”. 159 Spieszny , Michał, Mateusz Zubik, and Kamil Zawada (POL). “Comparison of the Effects of Different Resistance Training Types on Changes in Upper-Limb Power of Handball Players During the Starting Period”. 163 Suzuki, Yasunobu, et al. (JPN). “Illinois Agility Test in Elite Japanese Female Junior Handball Players: Relationship with Physical Factors and a Comparison among Competitive Levels”. 168 Táborský, František (CZE), “The Comparison of Cumulative Indicators of Team Playing Performance (Olympic Games Handball Tournaments 2008, 2012 and 2016)”. 173 Further topics presented at the Scientific Conference (Abstracts) 183 List of e-mail addresses 215 6 Notes by the Editor * This book comprises of the full articles that were provided by the authors. A number of further articles and topics were presented at the Conference in Budapest but have not been submitted by their authors. Though the full version of those articles is not available in the present documentation, their abstracts can be found towards the end of the book, under “Further topics presented at the Scientific Conference”, (p. 183-214). * For reasons of comprehension
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