Coaching in variaties II

Kessel, Louis van

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“…nieuwe methodiekaspecten van en werkvormen binnen supervisie; specifieke benaderingswijzen (non-verbale en audiovisuele middelen, creatieve technieken); 7. de factor geld in professionele begeleiding. Van Kessel, 2002). Aansluitend is met ingang van 2003 de naam van het tijdschrift hierop aangepast.…”

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Professionalisering van leer- en werkbegeleiding

Regouin¹

2003

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“…Since its founding in 1947, the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) has made multiple changes to the official rules in order to make play more continuous and spectacular. Hence the FIVB’s famous motto, “Keep the ball flying!”, which reflects one of volleyball’s main aims: to keep the ball from touching the ground ( Kessel, 2015 ). Nonetheless, over the past decade, several studies have shown that some of these rule changes have had just the opposite effect on continuity of play, making points short and unspectacular.…”

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What are the Most Widely Used and Effective Attack Coverage Systems in Men’s Volleyball?

Hileno

García-de-Alcaraz

Buscà

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Journal of Human Kinetics

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In volleyball, attack coverage is one of the play actions most neglected in coaching and research. The purpose of this study was to find out which attack coverage systems are used by high-level men’s teams in different game situations and the characteristics of the most effective systems. We analysed 15 matches from the 2010 Men’s Pan-American Volleyball Cup, with a total of 1,415 coverage actions. Chi-square tests for independence, adjusted residuals analysis and calculations of standardised mean difference were performed. The results show that high-level men’s volleyball uses many coverage systems other than the traditional 3-2-0 and 2-3-0. At this level of play, the most frequent systems were 1-3-1 and 1-2-2, which occurred significantly often at the culmination of a third-tempo attack at the wing. The most effective systems consisted of three coverage lines, with fewer than five players covering the spiker and at least one player in the first coverage line, in both the attack and counterattack phases. Given the large number of coverage systems identified in different game situations, we recommend flexible, loosely structured training in these systems, based on a set of guiding principles that all players on a team must internalise for the specific position they are playing. Regarding the systems’ efficacy, the main watchword is that on each coverage line there should always be at least one player, but the first line should not be exposed.

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De noodzaak van conceptuele, methodische, positionele en conditionele helderheid bij professioneel coachen

Bennink¹

2002

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Coaching in variaties II

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Professionalisering van leer- en werkbegeleiding

Professionalisering van leer- en werkbegeleiding

What are the Most Widely Used and Effective Attack Coverage Systems in Men’s Volleyball?

De noodzaak van conceptuele, methodische, positionele en conditionele helderheid bij professioneel coachen

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