Participation in terminal actions according to the role of the player and his location on the court in top-level men’s volleyball

Milián-Sánchez, Antonio; Rábago, Juan Carlos Morante; Hernández, M. Álvarez; Femia, Pedro; Ureña, Aurelio

doi:10.1080/24748668.2015.11868818

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“…Em relação ao efeito do ataque, independente do efeito da recepção, observou-se que o ponto de ataque foi o que mais ocorreu e o erro de ataque foi efeito menos frequente. Estes resultados estão de acordo com o estudo de Millán-Sanchez et al 22 que observou a ocorrência da maioria dos ataques nas posições 2, 3 e 4, bem como a predominância das recepções de elevada qualidade. Além disso, corroborando os resultados do presente estudo, Marcelino et al 23 27 , no voleibol feminino, observou que os ataques realizados pelos atletas da posição 3 ocorreram, em sua maioria, após o 1º tempo de ataque.…”

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Voleibol Masculino De Alto Nível: Associação Entre as Ações De Jogo No Side-Out

Costa¹,

Ceccato²,

Oliveira³

et al. 2016

J Physical Edu

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RESUMO ABSTRACTThe aim of this study was to analyse the game practiced in the side-out Men's Volleyball Superliga 2014/2015. The sample was composed by 12 teams and it was analyzed 142 games, totaling 19,545 reception, setting and attack actions. The results showed the association between the effect of reception and attack location; effect of reception and attack time; effect of reception and attack effect; effect of attack location and attack time; effect of attack location and effect attack and effect of attack time and attack effect. Summarazing, in the high level Brazilian Men's Volleyball, the reception quality influences the attack organization, the determation of setting location and the game strategy. Besides that, the attack score was the most frequent on the game analisys, with higher indices of attack from position 3. Keywords: Game analysis. Volleyball. Side-out. IntroduçãoA análise do jogo assume um importante papel no desenvolvimento de diversas modalidades esportivas coletivas, apresentando-se como um fator determinante na escolha de indicadores pertinentes acerca da prestação dos jogadores em contextos específicos 1 . Além disso, tem como finalidade preparar a equipe para o confronto com o adversário, melhorar a qualidade de treinamento e analisar a estrutura do jogo 2 . No Voleibol, a análise de jogo, no que diz respeito aos efeitos dos procedimentos que o constituem (saque, recepção, levantamento, ataque, bloqueio e defesa), não é recente. O jogo é caracterizado por dois complexos: o complexo I (KI) ou side-out que consiste na sequência de ações formada pela recepção, levantamento e ataque e o Complexo II (KII) ou transição, que é determinado pela sequência de ações formada pelo saque, bloqueio, defesa e contra-ataque 3 . Ao comparar os complexos de jogo, observa-se que o side-out é o complexo de jogo que mais pontua 4 e permite o ataque efetivo logo após a recepção ao serviço do adversário 5 .

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Voleibol Masculino De Alto Nível: Associação Entre as Ações De Jogo No Side-Out

Costa¹,

Ceccato²,

Oliveira³

et al. 2016

J Physical Edu

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“…On the other hand, block points were most frequent action for teams in the serve phase. Although in men's senior categories serve performance is related to match outcome (Silva, Lacerda, & Joao, 2014), and each point scored in that game phase increases the odds of winning a match (Peña, Rodríguez, Buscà, & Serra, 2013), distance to the net and constraints related to surprising a professional team in the side-out phase entail a higher frequency of block points, rather than serve points (Millán et al, 2015).…”

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“…The data was recorded with an observational analysis software applied to volleyball: VASports (Desarrollo Software Deportivo S.L., Spain), used in previous research (Millán-Sánchez et al, 2015;Sánchez-Moreno et al, 2016). This software allowed properly registering the variables analysed to accomplish the aims of this study.…”

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“…Volleyball is clearly scoring-dependent (Hughes & Franks, 2004), but also timedependent since catching the ball or letting it fall (to the ground) are not valid options and rally length becomes an important scoring-related variable (Sanchez-Moreno, Marcelino, Mesquita, & Ureña, 2015). Millán-Sánchez, Morante, Álvarez, Femia, & Ureña (2015) indicated the particular interest of the main actions that might end rallies (such as serve, attack or block). An interesting avenue of research would thus consist in establishing how long the rally lasted when a team is in a specific phase of the game (e.g., side-out or transition), and also which team managed to score a point in those rallies.…”

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Effect of the rally length on performance according to the final action and the playing level in high-level men’s volleyball. [Efecto de la duración de la jugada sobre el rendimiento en función de la acción final y del nivel de juego en voleibol masculino de alto nivel].

Sánchez-Moreno¹,

Mesquita²,

Afonso³

et al. 2018

Rev. int. cienc. deporte

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“…A lot of studies have tried to determine which ones have a higher impact on the success of the teams (Häyrinen et Concerning the player role, the specialization in high level volleyball has led to classify players into different types depending on their functions. Previous studies place the receivers as the largest performers of terminal actions (Millán-Sánchez et al, 2015). Nevertheless, the most requested player when it comes to the attack is the opposite hitter followed by the outside hitters or receivers (Araujo et al, 2010).…”

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Differences in the success of the attack between outside and opposite hitters in high level men’s volleyball

Millán-Sánchez¹,

Rábago²,

Espa³

2017

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The objective was to determine the success of the three most frequent attackers in elite men's volleyball, according to their location on-court when attacking. 2925 attacks (terminal actions) were registered from 23 matches of the 2010 Men's World Championship, registering the player role (1st receiver, 2nd receiver and opposite), the location on the court when the attack took place (front and back court) and the result of the attack (positive (#) and negative (=)). The Chi-square test presented significant results (p<0.000) for the variables. The effect of the association showed a Cramer's V = 0.152. The adjusted residual analysis showed higher values than expected for the opposite between the back-court location and the attack= and for the front-court location and the attack#. The decision tree analysis performed set the result of the attack as the dependent variable and the player role and the location on the court as independent variables. The model split the sample into two groups: opposite and 1st and 2nd receiver. The receivers presented a probability of success of 72.5% in their attacks, whereas for the opposite it was 55.1%. Additionally, the likelihood of success of the opposite when performing definitive attacks was 48.4% from the back court and 62% from the front court. The lack of significance regarding the location on the court for the receivers means there was no statistical difference in the attack# probability between the front and back court location for them. Hence, all tests performed indicate an increasing relevance of the outside hitters from the back court, contrasting with the use of the opposite in male volleyball as a specialist in back-court attack rather than any of the receivers.

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Participation in terminal actions according to the role of the player and his location on the court in top-level men’s volleyball

Cited by 21 publications

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Voleibol Masculino De Alto Nível: Associação Entre as Ações De Jogo No Side-Out

Voleibol Masculino De Alto Nível: Associação Entre as Ações De Jogo No Side-Out

Effect of the rally length on performance according to the final action and the playing level in high-level men’s volleyball. [Efecto de la duración de la jugada sobre el rendimiento en función de la acción final y del nivel de juego en voleibol masculino de alto nivel].

Differences in the success of the attack between outside and opposite hitters in high level men’s volleyball

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