2021
DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2020.558750
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Explaining Positional Differences of Performance Profiles for the Elite Female Basketball Players

Abstract: The aim of the present study was to explore the differences in technical performances of players considering playing positions by controlling the effect of situational variables in each FIBA female continental basketball competition. Samples of 9,208 observations from 471 games in the America, Africa, Asia, and Europe Championships during 2013–2017 were collected and analyzed by generalized mixed linear modeling. The results showed that Centers from Europe had more 2-point made (ES = 0.69), 2-point attempted (… Show more

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“…Specifically, backcourt players typically undertake frequent intense cutting movements to create space for open perimeter shots and defend opposing perimeter players cutting to receive the ball [ 70 ]. Moreover, backcourt players are more likely to be involved in fast breaks as they initiate steals [ 71 ] or leak out when transitioning into offense as well as pursue opposing backcourt players when transitioning to defense. These intense movements performed frequently across games by backcourt players likely increase the reliance on rapid glycolysis for energy re-synthesis [ 72 , 73 ] compared to frontcourt players who are typically positioned closer to the basket on offense and defense.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Specifically, backcourt players typically undertake frequent intense cutting movements to create space for open perimeter shots and defend opposing perimeter players cutting to receive the ball [ 70 ]. Moreover, backcourt players are more likely to be involved in fast breaks as they initiate steals [ 71 ] or leak out when transitioning into offense as well as pursue opposing backcourt players when transitioning to defense. These intense movements performed frequently across games by backcourt players likely increase the reliance on rapid glycolysis for energy re-synthesis [ 72 , 73 ] compared to frontcourt players who are typically positioned closer to the basket on offense and defense.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Chiu et al 15 found that although the guards and forwards exhibited similar abilities in terms of behavioral inhibition, different neural processing efficiencies still exist in the basketball playing positions, with guards showing divergent efficiencies in the target evaluation and response selection of the target and non-target stimuli and fewer cognitive resources during premotor preparation and decision-making as compared to the forwards. Zhai et al 16 explored the differences in technical performances of players considering playing positions by controlling the effect of situational variables in each International basketball federation (FIBA) female continental basketball competition. All of these have contributed to the positional difference in the 2-point field goal accuracy.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%