Determining the Relationship between Physical Capacities, Metabolic Capacities, and Dynamic Three-Point Shooting Accuracy in Professional Female Basketball Players

Zhang, Mingxiang; Miao, Xiaoqing; Rupčić, Tomislav; Sansone, Pierpaolo; Vencúrik, Tomáš; Li, Feng

doi:10.3390/app13158624

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“…Although no three-point field goal difference variables were recovered in the first iterations of any observed competitions, eight (20.0%) were subsequently identified. This contradicts previous research, which found no relationship between three-point field goal efficiency variables and game outcome [20], whereas, in men's basketball, three-point attempts have increased at an annual rate of 0.6% over the last 40 years in the National Basketball Association (NBA) [61]. As a result, most NBA teams have increased their three-point shooting practice in preparation for games [62].…”

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The Influence of Game-Related Statistics on the Final Results in FIBA Global and Continental Competitions

Komić,

Simović,

Čaušević

et al. 2024

Applied Sciences

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Sport, particularly in the realm of professional competition, is a domain of human endeavor that is increasingly dependent on the use of analytical statistical information. Consequently, mathematics and statistics are becoming increasingly crucial elements in sports. Although experts recognize the importance of analytics in women’s basketball, the literature addressing this subject remains limited. The objective of this study is to employ quantitative methodologies to discover prevailing patterns in global women’s basketball representation. The entities examined in this article were the games contested during the 2021 Olympic Games, the 2022 World Cup, and the 2023 continental championships. Two regression models were created for the research, using thirteen standard variables observed in the game. The evaluation of the regression model was conducted using the stepwise regression method, incorporating dimensionality reduction based on the outcomes of factor analysis. Among the 14 models that were observed, 13 of them exhibited strong and moderate linkages, while only 1 displayed weak connections and lacked statistical significance. The primary factors that account for the disparity between winning and losing teams in games are primarily associated with shooting accuracy toward the basket. When examining individual championships, the percentage surpassed 50% in all cases except for AfroBasket. However, when considering the overall results, the significance of shooting rose to 86%. The variable representing offensive rebound efficiency had a significant influence on the outcome, being present in all individual competitions, whereas defensive rebound efficiency was only considered in the overall results.

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The Influence of Game-Related Statistics on the Final Results in FIBA Global and Continental Competitions

Komić,

Simović,

Čaušević

et al. 2024

Applied Sciences

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“…In line with this need for methodological diversity, research on self-talk in basketball motor performance, however, still predominantly focuses on the free throw task rather than three-point shots. From a physical perspective, shooting from the three-point area not only requires a faster release speed and maintenance of the proper flight angle and shot direction but also superior cardiopulmonary capacity, which has a more stringent demand than a free throw ( 21 , 22 ). In modern basketball, emphasizing three-point shooting attempts is an essential part of game preparation, as successful three-point shots correlate positively with winning ( 1 ).…”

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Noisy condition and three-point shot performance in skilled basketball players: the limited effect of self-talk

Yang,

Tian,

Wang

2024

Front. Sports Act. Living

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In modern basketball, the three-point shot plays an important tactical role. Basketball players often face the distraction from audience and opponents, necessitating psychological skill to maintain their performance. The study examined the effects of self-talk interventions on the three-point shot performance under quiet and noisy conditions. It involved 42 national second-level basketball players and used a 2 (Condition: quiet condition, noisy condition) × 3 (Intervention: control group, motivational self-talk, instructional self-talk) mixed design to investigate the performance of the static and dynamic three-point shots tasks. The results revealed that the static three-point shot score was significantly lower in noisy condition compared to quiet condition (p = 0.016), while the main effect of Intervention and the interaction effect of Condition × Intervention were not significant. Post-hoc analysis indicated that only the control group showed significantly lower scores in the noisy condition (p = 0.043). For the dynamic three-point shots performance, there were no significant main effects of Intervention or Condition, nor any significant interaction effect between Condition and Intervention. In conclusion, noise distraction negatively affects the static three-point shots task, and although self-talk interventions can mitigate such negative effects, their effectiveness is limited for dynamic three-point shots task with high physical demands.

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Evaluation scale and definitions of core and core stability in sports: A systematic review

Enoki,

Hakozaki,

Shimizu

2024

IES

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BACKGROUND: Core stability has been reported to be important for improving performance in athletes. However, the variety of measures used to assess core stability has made it difficult to compare results across studies. In addition, there is a lack of consensus on precise definitions of core and core stability, which is a barrier to research in this field. OBJECTIVE: The overall purpose of this review was to summarize the definitions of core and core stability and measurements of core stability used in previous studies on athletes. METHODS: We searched four electronic databases (PubMed/Medline, SPORTDiscus, Web of Science and Science Direct) from their inception to October 2023. Studies evaluating core stability in athletes across all sports were included. We excluded case studies and case series, opinion pieces, letters to editors and studies not written in the English language. Two researchers independently assessed articles for inclusion and exclusion criteria and methodological quality. RESULTS: One hundred thirty-four studies were included, of which two were of high quality. The definitions of core and core stability varied widely, and ‘core’ was not defined in 108 studies and ‘core stability’ was not defined in 105 studies. The most used test protocol was the McGill test, which was used in 19 studies. CONCLUSIONS: There are multiple tests to measure core stability, and there is some confusion as to whether the measurement results represent core strength or core endurance. Future research papers should clarify the definitions of core and core stability, and consider core strength and core endurance separately.

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Determining the Relationship between Physical Capacities, Metabolic Capacities, and Dynamic Three-Point Shooting Accuracy in Professional Female Basketball Players

Cited by 3 publications

References 56 publications

The Influence of Game-Related Statistics on the Final Results in FIBA Global and Continental Competitions

The Influence of Game-Related Statistics on the Final Results in FIBA Global and Continental Competitions

Noisy condition and three-point shot performance in skilled basketball players: the limited effect of self-talk

Evaluation scale and definitions of core and core stability in sports: A systematic review

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