Study of three intervention programs for the teaching of basketball at school ages.

Gamero Portillo, Mª de Gracia; García Ceberino, Juan Manuel; Rodrigues Rocha, João; Ibáñez Godoy, Sergio J.; Feu, Sebastián

doi:10.17398/1885-7019.18.127

ebm.jss

2022

DOI: 10.17398/1885-7019.18.127

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Study of three intervention programs for the teaching of basketball at school ages.

Mª de Gracia Gamero Portillo,

Juan Manuel García Ceberino,

João Rodrigues Rocha

et al.

Abstract: The design of learning tasks in invasion sports is linked to teaching-learning methodologies. The quantitative objective of the study was to analyze the differences and similarities of three intervention programs based on different methodologies, Tactical Games Approach (TGA), Direct Instruction (DI) and Service Teacher's Basketball Unit (STBU) for teaching of school basketball, 148 tasks were analyzed. The qualitative objective was to analyze the decisions made by the teacher during the planning. The pedagogi… Show more

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Importance of Maintaining Net Position in Men’s and Women’s Professional Padel

Escudero-Tena,

Gómez-Ruano,

Ibáñez

et al. 2023

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The objective of this research was to analyze the importance of maintaining the net position in men’s and women’s professional padel. The data sample was drawn from 2,756 padel rallies ( n = 1,434 men’s and n = 1,322 women’s) in matches played during the 2021 season of the World Padel Tour circuit. The results showed that there was no net exchange in 50.7% of the women’s rallies, while in 65.9% of men’s rallies, the servers kept the net. Due to their physical advantages, men servers had more opportunities to finish the rally at the net than women servers, giving them more opportunities to win the rally. However, when either men or women receivers finished the rally at the net, they had more opportunities to win the rally. In addition, both men and women tended to end the rallies with a winner when they were in the net zone and with an error when they were at the back of the court. These findings suggest that wins in padel are closely related to time spent at the net.

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Importance of Maintaining Net Position in Men’s and Women’s Professional Padel

Escudero-Tena,

Gómez-Ruano,

Ibáñez

et al. 2023

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Effect of the golden points and non-golden points on performance parameters in professional padel

Escudero-Tena

Galatti

Martínez

et al. 2023

International Journal of Sports Science & Coaching

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Since the 2020 season the World Padel Tour (WPT) has incorporated the golden point rule, which consists of playing a point to decide the game when the score is deuce (40–40). The objective of this study was to analyze the characteristics of the golden points and the rest of the points in men's and women's professional padel, as well as to identify the differences between both types of points. A sample of 2752 points (1431 men's and 1321 women's) was used from 394 games identified and finished with a golden point, corresponding to 69 matches played in the 2021 season of the WPT circuit. The variables recorded were the type of point (golden points and non-golden points), player serving, tactical service position, number of net exchanges, effectiveness of the partner serving and effectiveness of the last shot through systematic observation. The results indicate that during the golden points in men's padel, the Australian position is usually used more, while in women's padel the Australian position is more common when the player on the right serves and the traditional one when the player on the left serves. In addition, both in men and women, the most common serves are those directed towards the side wall. On the other hand, except for the errors in women's padel during the golden points, the winning shots are made in areas close to the net and the errors in areas at the back of the court.

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Analysis of the return in professional men's and women's padel

Escudero-Tena

Ibáñez

Castillo

et al. 2023

International Journal of Sports Science & Coaching

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The goal of this research was to analyze how situational variables such as the tactical position and the direction of the serve, the return's direction, and the score affect the vertical trajectory (VT) of the return (straight or lob) in men's and women's professional padel. For this, a sample of 2752 points (1431 men and 1321 women) corresponding to 69 matches played in the 2021 season of the World Padel Tour circuit was used. The VT of the return (straight or lob), to which player it was oriented, how important the point was attending to the score, the tactical position of the serving players, and the direction of the serve by systematic observation were recorded. The results showed that situational variables had a significant influence on the type of vertical return trajectory. Men performed a significantly higher percentage of straight returns (three out of four returns) when returning to the player at serve, or at a nonkey moment, or Australian position, or when the serve was to the body or to the side wall. In contrast, women returned a significantly higher percentage of lob returns (three out of four returns) to the server's partner, or in golden point situations, or in serves to the “T” and to the body, regardless of the tactical position at serve. The return had not been analyzed considering the score, observing changes in the golden points. These results have a great impact both on carrying out specific return training and on improving pair's anticipation to serve in different return situations.

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Study of three intervention programs for the teaching of basketball at school ages.

Cited by 3 publications

References 39 publications

Importance of Maintaining Net Position in Men’s and Women’s Professional Padel

Importance of Maintaining Net Position in Men’s and Women’s Professional Padel

Effect of the golden points and non-golden points on performance parameters in professional padel

Analysis of the return in professional men's and women's padel

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