Competitive activity analysis in play-off stage of 'Wiener Stadtische' Serbian volleyball league for men in 2012/2013 season

Majstorović, Nikola; Sikimic, Milan; Osmankać, Nedžad; Grbić, Vladimir

doi:10.5937/fizkul1501051m

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“…Data from a men's Spanish league demonstrates that for every mistake in receiving a serve, the likelihood of winning diminished by a factor of 0.6, and for each blocked attack, the probability of winning decreased by a factor of 0.7 (Pena et al 2013). Findings derived from a men's league in Serbia revealed that the efficacy of the blocking action emerged as one of the foremost determinants of success (Majstorovic et al, 2015). Data from the 2010 Senior Men's Volleyball World Championship held in Italy found that two factors directly influence victory: scoring points through serves and blocking errors (Silva et al, 2014).…”

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Exploring the relationship between total vertical jump load and block performance in elite volleyball players: Position-specific analysis

İşgüzar,

Keskin,

Tokat

et al. 2023

HumanSciences

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Aim: The study aimed to examine the relationship between total load jumps and negative block performance of elite male volleyball players. Method: During the research, 18 elite volleyball athletes were monitored, composed of 7 middle players, 8 spikers, and 3 opposite players. The total vertical jump and block performance of volleyball players were assessed during 23 demo matches completed in routine training sessions. The tracking of vertical jump count was facilitated by employing a vert belt, while the assessment of block performance relied on the application of Data Volley 4 Pro software. The statistical analysis of the data was conducted using the SPSS 22.0 package program for Windows. The Spearman correlation test was applied to assess the relationship between jump load and block performance. Results: A negative, weak, and significant relationship was found between vertical jump load and ineffective block (r=-,206; p<0,05) and a weak but insignificant relationship for block error (r=,100; p>0,05) for middle players. A positive, insignificant relationship was found between vertical jump load and block error (r=,007; p>0,05), and a negative, insignificant, for the ineffective block (r=-,079; p>0,05) for spikers. A positive, insignificant relationship between total jump load and ineffective block (r=,054; p>0,05), and block error (r=,027; p>0,05). Conclusion: Across all players, the findings suggest that the total jump load is not significantly related to either block errors or ineffective blocks. The positive correlations observed between jump load and both block errors and ineffective blocks are not statistically significant for the entire group.

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Exploring the relationship between total vertical jump load and block performance in elite volleyball players: Position-specific analysis

İşgüzar,

Keskin,

Tokat

et al. 2023

HumanSciences

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Attack efficiency in first league men’s volleyball for playing positions, according to the value level of the teams

Mocanu,

Harabagiu,

Parvu

2024

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Background and Study Purpose. The attack is a crucial technical element in scoring points in volleyball. This research aims to identify differences in attack efficiency and errors based on the value level of teams in the competitive system, considering different playing positions. Material and Methods. The analysis included 86 attacking players from the rosters of 12 teams in the men’s domestic first league. The distribution by positions was as follows: 37 outside hitters, 19 opposites, and 30 middle blockers. Statisticians from each team recorded the data using Data Volley software during three championship matches. For each player, the following parameters were interpreted: Attack Efficiency (E%), Error% (=), Blocked Attack% (/), Poor% (-), Blocked but Recovered% (!), Positive% (+), and Winning% (#). Attack efficiency was analyzed for each playing position across top teams (positions 1-4 in the final ranking), mid-level teams (positions 5-8), and lower-level teams (positions 9-12). Results. Across all three playing positions, top teams demonstrate higher percentages in attack efficiency, winning executions, and positive outcomes compared to average and lower-level teams. Top and average teams also have lower percentages of errors in attack executions. For the outside hitter position, no statistically significant superiority is observed between top and middle teams for any attack variable, indicating a balance in player performance. In the opposite hitter position, top and middle-level players show higher attack efficiency and direct point scores (Winning). They also have lower poor execution rates, despite the lack of statistical confirmation for superiority in many attack variables. Among all positions, top middle blockers exhibit a clear superiority over low-level teams across all attack variables. Conclusions. The findings of the study highlight the critical role of team value level in influencing attack efficiency and execution quality across different playing positions in volleyball. The results underscore the importance of strategic differentiation in training and game planning. This is especially crucial for teams aiming to optimize their performance. Coaches and trainers should focus on tailored approaches that address the specific strengths and weaknesses of each playing position. They should also consider the overall team value level in their strategies. This approach could lead to improved competitive outcomes and a more effective utilization of player potential across all levels of competition.

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Analysis of ice climber sport performance during competition

Manovski¹,

Dopsaj²,

Koprivica³

et al. 2018

Fizička kultura

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Sport discipline ice climbing was built on the reputation of climbing frozen waterfalls and can be de ned as a unique discipline under the International Climbing and Mountaineering Federation (UIAA) in arti cial, prescribed conditions, and according to certain rules. Due to the lack of articles about the motor activities of top ice climbers, the aim of this study is to determine sport performance of ice climbers, both genders, in discipline "lead climbing". Both genders are analysed, because in this sport discipline there is positive discrimination, due to the weaker characteristics of the female climbers. e propositions de ne that women and men have di erent climbing routes. erefore, the sample were UIAA World Cup nalists in Beijing (2017) in lead climbing discipline, 8 men and 8 women. e method of work is the analysis of sport performance using the notation analysis. It was found that the average time of the race for men was 224.52 ± 98.81 seconds, of which the active climbing time was 103.88 ± 48.97 seconds, while the passive climbing time-pauses was 119.66 ± 50.40 seconds. e average time of the race of women was 219.09 ± 62.11 seconds, of which the active climbing time was 108.52 ± 31.37 seconds, while the passive climbing time-pause was 110.58 ± 41.42 seconds. Although men and women climbed in a di erent direction, this analysis did not nd the di erence in sport performance between the gender, as well as in terms of the climbing pace and the type of technique used. e results of this analysis can be of great importance to trainers for practical work, for the immediate preparation of competitors for participation in UIAA ice climbing competitions.

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Competitive activity analysis in play-off stage of 'Wiener Stadtische' Serbian volleyball league for men in 2012/2013 season

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Exploring the relationship between total vertical jump load and block performance in elite volleyball players: Position-specific analysis

Exploring the relationship between total vertical jump load and block performance in elite volleyball players: Position-specific analysis

Attack efficiency in first league men’s volleyball for playing positions, according to the value level of the teams

Analysis of ice climber sport performance during competition

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