Content
April 2003, Volume 3, Issue 1
August 2002, Volume 2, Issue 1
- 1-1 Editorial
by Mike Hughes - 1-5 Evidence-based practice and the coaching process
by Ian M. Franks - 6-20 Analysis procedures for non-parametric data from performance analysis
by M. Hughes & S.-M. Cooper & A. Nevill - 21-35 Game analysis and control by means of continuously learning networks
by Jürgen Perl - 36-43 Time-motion analysis of work-rate in English FA Premier League soccer
by Peter G. O’Donoghue - 44-54 Quantifying the jump height in vertical jumping with two different evaluation concepts
by K. Schwieger & A. Baca - 73-84 Performance models of ladies’ and men’s singles tennis at the Australian Open
by Peter O’Donoghue - 85-103 Analysis of strategies in soccer as a function of European and domestic competition
by Nic James & Stephen D. Mellalieu & Chris Hollely - 104-106 JSS - Editorial of the Special Edition on Performance Analysis
by Mike Hughes & Roger Bartlett - 107-107 Call for Abstracts - The 6 World Congress of Performance Analysis of Sport - June, Belfast
by The Editors - 108-112 Call for Abstracts - The 3 World Congress of Science and Racket Sports - May, Paris
by The Editors - 113-114 Baca A. (2002). Computer science and biomechanics in sports-interdisciplinary aspects in research and education
by The Editors
July 2001, Volume 1, Issue 1
- 27-36 Analysis of coaching behaviour
by M. Ian Franks & Nicola Hodges & Kenneth More - 52-61 Qualitative observation tools to analyse soccer
by J.F. Gréhaigne & B. Mahut & A. Fernandez - 62-73 Computer science and biomechanics in sports - interdisciplinary aspects in research and education
by Arnold Baca - 74-82 A comparative tournament analysis between the EURO 1996 and 2000 in soccer
by Pekka Luhtanen & Antti Belinskij & Mikko Häyrinen & Tomi Vänttinen - 83-90 Designing observational systems to support top-level teams in game sports
by Martin Lames & Gunnar Hansen - 91-105 Motor skills and cognitive training for junior soccer players
by Waldemar Winkler - 106-121 Artificial Neural Networks in Sports: New Concepts and Approaches
by Jürgen Perl - 122-126 Performance analysis: can bringing together biomechanics and notational analysis benefit coaches?
by Roger Bartlett
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