Applying augmented feedback in basketball training facilitates improvements in jumping performance

Leukel, Christian; Gollhofer, Albert

doi:10.1080/17461391.2022.2041732

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“…Extrinsic feedback refers to feedback that originates from an external source, typically the teacher in a school setting. Accurate extrinsic feedback is necessary for motor learning of (complex) motor skills and for the consolidation of learned behavior (Leukel and Lundbye-Jensen, 2012;Leukel and Gollhofer, 2023). Accurate judgment is a prerequisite for providing accurate extrinsic feedback.…”

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Unveiling cognitive aspects and accuracy of diagnostic judgments in physical education teachers assessing different tasks in gymnastics

Leukel,

Leuders,

Bessi

et al. 2023

Front. Educ.

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IntroductionDiagnostics is an essential part of teachers’ profession. We investigated judgment accuracy and cognitive processes underlying judgment formation in physical education teachers who observed tasks in gymnastics, and compared teachers with gymnastics trainers as a reference group.MethodsTeachers and trainers judged performance of prepuberal students in gymnastics, namely students exercising squat vault, underswing, and handstand. To investigate cognitive processes of judgment formation, participants were asked to structure the movements via event segmentation as well as to explain their judgments. All teachers and trainers had experience in working with prepuberal children similar to those they observed in this experiment, and the teachers completed a gymnastics class during their studies.ResultsJudgment accuracy (with reference to judgments made by expert trainers) was found to be significantly lower in teachers compared to trainers (p < 0.001). Moreover, agreement on the ratings among teachers was lower than among trainers. Agreement about the temporal structuring of the tasks from event segmentation was lower among teachers than among trainers (p < 0.05). When explaining their ratings, trainers referred more often than teachers to kinematic features of the task that were relevant to the judgments.DiscussionWe discuss these findings in context of the teachers’ task to perform accurate judgments. For suggestions on teacher training, we particularly emphasize the relevance of implementing knowledge about kinematic features of the tasks and student errors into real-life scenarios resembling the complex skill of making accurate judgments in the physical education classroom.

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Unveiling cognitive aspects and accuracy of diagnostic judgments in physical education teachers assessing different tasks in gymnastics

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Leuders,

Bessi

et al. 2023

Front. Educ.

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“…Since its introduction to China at the end of the Qing Dynasty, modern basketball has become increasingly popular owing to its characteristics of spatial confrontation, diverse content, comprehensive changes, fitness and intelligence, enlightenment education, and profession and commerce (Moreno-Pérez et al, 2023). Basketball has flourished with the progress of the times, and the overall level is constantly improving (Leukel, C., & Gollhofer, 2023). Today's basketball games have become a comprehensive confrontation between athletes' competitive abilities and a competition for overall team strength, with higher requirements for athletes' physical fitness and abilities (Jin et al, 2023).…”

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The Rating of Basketball Players' Competitive Performance Based on RBF-EVA Method

Jia,

Chen

2023

International Journal of Information Technology and Web Engineering

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Basketball, as an offensive and defensive game centered around high altitude, has become an international mass competitive sport. Traditional methods cannot comprehensively evaluate the future potential of players, nor can they simply add up individual competitive abilities to judge the overall competitive performance of a team. To address these issues, this article proposes a video-based RBF neural network competitive scoring method, which analyzes players' past sports behavior, captures every subtle difference in their abilities, and achieves objective evaluation of players' competitive performance. Through comparative experiments, the accuracy of the test results is improved by about 5% compared to conventional RBF methods. This indicates that the improved RBF neural network designed in this article has significantly better prediction performance than traditional convolutional neural networks. This study provides a new method for evaluating the competitive performance of basketball players and has important guiding significance for basketball training and skill enhancement.

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“…Extrinsic feedback refers to feedback that originates from an external source, typically the teacher in a school setting. Accurate extrinsic feedback is crucial for motor learning and for the consolidation of learned behaviour (Leukel & Gollhofer, 2022;Leukel & Lundbye-Jensen, 2012). Thus, accurate judgment is pivotal for providing accurate feedback.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Diagnostics is an essential part of teachers’ profession. We investigated judgement accuracy and cognitive processes of judgment formation in physical-education teachers who observed exercises in gymnastics, and compared teachers with gymnastics trainers as a reference group. Judgment accuracy was lower in teachers compared to trainers, and agreement on the ratings was lower among teachers than among trainers. Agreement about the temporal structuring of the exercises was lower among teachers than trainers. We discuss these findings in context of the task to perform accurate judgments, and discuss the relevance of movement phases, their features, and their functionality for teacher training.

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Applying augmented feedback in basketball training facilitates improvements in jumping performance

Cited by 7 publications

References 19 publications

Unveiling cognitive aspects and accuracy of diagnostic judgments in physical education teachers assessing different tasks in gymnastics

Unveiling cognitive aspects and accuracy of diagnostic judgments in physical education teachers assessing different tasks in gymnastics

The Rating of Basketball Players' Competitive Performance Based on RBF-EVA Method

Preprint_Diagnostic judgments_physical education_Leukel et al_

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