Caracterización cinemática 3D del gesto técnico del remate en jugadoras de voleibol

Garrido-Castro, Juan Luis; Gil-Cabezas, J.; Silva-Grigoletto, Marzo Edir Da; Mialdea-Baena, A.; Gonzalez-Navas, C.

doi:10.1016/j.ramd.2016.02.011

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“…10,36 Seven studies (38.9%) presented high-quality. 3,5,10,13,14,18,36 Six studies (33.3%) presented good quality, 17,20,21,35,38,39 and five studies (27.8%) presented limited methodological quality 4 , 19 , 22 , 34 , 37 (Table 3). Most studies reached the quality criteria regarding research aims, participant characterization, description of the motion analysis system, interpretation of results and conclusions.…”

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“…13,33 Based on the eligibility criteria, 15 studies were excluded, and 18 articles remained for further analysis. Only one article was written in Spanish, 34 while the others were written in English. Table 2 summarizes the participants, design, aim and main results of the selected studies.…”

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“…The majority of the studies (83.3%) presented a cross-sectional/descriptive design. 3–5,10,13,14,18,19,21,22,34–38 The investigations highlighted: (a) kinematic differences between different types of sports, 21,36,37 technique, 10,19 sex 14 and experience; 14 (b) jump and reach height, volleyball spike kinematic analysis related to ball speed or spike direction 4,13,17,18 and (c) safety and/or injury prevention 5 , 10 , 17 , 18 , 20 , 22 , 35 , 38 , 39 (Table 2).…”

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“…Table 4 includes a summary of the key features of the experimental setting, and the motion analysis systems were used in the selected studies. Nine studies were conducted in a volleyball court, 3–5,14,19,21,34,36,37 seven were performed in a laboratory-based setup 13, 17,18,20,35,38,39 and one study analysed players that both simulated the volleyball spike in the laboratory and executed the ball spiking on indoor/competition court. 10 Only two studies were conducted during official matches.…”

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“…4,5 Dong 22 did not mention the data collection environment. Ten studies reported the spike position, 4,5,13,19,20,34,35,37–39 from which 80% were performed from position 4. Spike direction was reported in 11 studies, 3–5,10,13,14,17–20,34 and the cross-court spike was observed in 54.5% of the cases.…”

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A systematic review of volleyball spike kinematics: Implications for practice and research

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The volleyball spike represents one of the more sophisticated attack actions, and the study of its kinematics has been the aim of several studies. This systematic review summarized and critically appraised the literature on the volleyball spike kinematics. Studies that analysed the 3D kinematics of the volleyball player during spike movements were searched in the PubMed, SCOPUS, Web of Science and SPORTDiscus databases. Eighteen studies met the eligibility criteria and were assessed as high ( n = 7), good ( n = 6) and limited quality ( n = 5). There are strong indications that the spike jump height depends on the velocities of the centre of mass and that the ball speed seems to be related to velocity variables of the spike arm and the trunk of the volleyball player. Cross-court spike performance from position 4 seems to be associated with the trunk rotation of the volleyball player. In addition to the kinematic differences between the sexes, studies analysed the relationship between spike technique performance and injuries. However, further studies are required before a clear relationship can be established. These results may support sports coaches in optimizing athletic performance with adequate technique training and using kinematic cues from the opposing volleyball players to anticipate spike direction.

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Influence of jump height on the game efficiency in elite volleyball players

Pawlik

Mroczek

2023

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The aim of the study was to verify the impact of the jump height measured during the serve, attack and block on their effectiveness. The analysis of the literature and observations lead to the hypothesis that despite the similarities in men's and women's volleyball, the nature of the way of playing between women and men differs. The observation covered 39 male and 24 female elite volleyball players. We used a proprietary software tool, namely OpenCV to assess the jump height library. The analysis was performed on the jump serve height (SJH), attack jump height (AJH), and block jump height (BJH). The following analysis was performed to confirm the differences in the height of the jump and partially confirm the hypothesis. The main difference between men's and women's volleyball is how the serve, attack and block jump height affect winning or losing match sets. In male volleyball players, there is a decrease in the parameters of SJH, AJH and BJH in subsequent sets of matches, while in female volleyball players this relationship is reversed. For men, it seems reasonable to strive to increase the height of a jump to maximize effective offensive actions, as well as to maintain the developed performance throughout a match. In women's volleyball, it is worth using such training measures that allow players would achieve their maximum jumping abilities from the first set, and the main training goal should be focused on the technique and tactics of the whole team.

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Testing protocol for evaluating underhand serve-reception biomechanics in volleyball

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Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part P:

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A testing protocol for conducting biomechanical underhand serve-reception evaluation in volleyball in match-like conditions is presented. A launcher sends a ball over the net toward the reception zone for the player to pass it to the setter; the ball is tracked with video cameras and the player’s articular information is captured by inertial sensors, force plates, and video cameras. Test-retest reliability and, known-groups and concurrent validity of the test are evaluated. Left knee, right knee, left shoulder, and right shoulder angles were highly reliable (ICC > 0.88), with low standard errors of measurement (%SEM < 13.07). Resultant normalized ground reaction forces were also reliable (ICC: 0.76, %SEM: 9.14). Professional and amateur athletes’ comparisons were statistically significant and non-trivial ( p < 0.05, Cohen’s d > 0.49), with professionals’ body movements presenting small variance and symmetry between left and right limb variables, and amateurs’ presenting higher variance and greater asymmetry. Finally, each athlete’s left limb angles were compared against their corresponding sagittal Kinovea measurements for concurrent validity, obtaining acceptable correlation scores for amateur athletes (PCC > 0.79) and good correlation scores (PCC > 0.83) for professional athletes. The test offers a reliable and valid method for evaluating underhand serve-reception biomechanics in volleyball players.

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Caracterización cinemática 3D del gesto técnico del remate en jugadoras de voleibol

Cited by 8 publications

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A systematic review of volleyball spike kinematics: Implications for practice and research

A systematic review of volleyball spike kinematics: Implications for practice and research

Influence of jump height on the game efficiency in elite volleyball players

Testing protocol for evaluating underhand serve-reception biomechanics in volleyball

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