986 resultados para Team Sports
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Team handball is an Olympic sport played professionally in many European countries. Nevertheless, a scientific knowledge regarding women's elite team handball demands is limited. Thus, the purpose of this article was to review a series of studies (n = 33) on physical characteristics, physiological attributes, physical attributes, throwing velocity, and on-court performances of women's team handball players. Such empirical and practical information is essential to design and implement successful short-term and long-term training programs for women's team handball players. Our review revealed that (a) players that have a higher skill level are taller and have a higher fat-free mass; (b) players who are more aerobically resistant are at an advantage in international level women team handball; (c) strength and power exercises should be emphasized in conditioning programs, because they are associated with both sprint performance and throwing velocity; (d) speed drills should also be implemented in conditioning programs but after a decrease in physical training volume; (e) a time-motion analysis is an effective method of quantifying the demands of team handball and provides a conceptual framework for the specific physical preparation of players. According to our results, there are only few studies on on-court performance and time-motion analysis for women's team handball players, especially concerning acceleration profiles. More studies are needed to examine the effectiveness of different training programs of women's team handball players' physiological and physical attributes.
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A meta-analysis of team building interventions in sport was completed. Seventeen studies containing 180 effect sizes were retrieved. The overall effect (Hedges g) was .427. Analyses of possible moderator variables showed the largest effect sizes were in interventions where: (a) non-experimental designs were used (g=.474); (b) the data were unpublished (g=.539); (c) goal setting only was used (g=.714); (d) the coach/manager directed the delivery (g=.446); and (e) the teams were at the university level (g=.482). Finally, team building had the greatest influence on cognitions (g=.799
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Mutual relations in the area of sports, which in contemporary international contacts often not only reflect the true nature of political relations but sometimes even affect them, can be a valuable contribution to the analysis of this conflict’s nature. Why did the Transnistrian government, despite the use of anti-Moldovan rhetoric, agree to Transnistrian athletes representing Moldova during the Olympics and in other international competitions? Why does it accept the presence of sports teams from both banks of the Dniester playing in the same leagues? Why does Transnistria, despite being much smaller, predominate in many sports? How is it that Sheriff Tiraspol, the flagship football club of the business and political circles controlling Transnistria, managed to win the Moldovan championship ten times in a row and is the main source of players for Moldova’s national team? Does sport really ‘know no borders’ or perhaps the border on the Dniester is different than seems at first sight?
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Back Row: Elmer Beach, Thomas Gilmore, Hugh Borden, Henry Killilea
2nd Row: Colin Wright, Raymond Beach, Horace Prettyman, Robert Gemmel
Front Row: Richard Dott, Tom H. McNeal, Albert Moore, Henry S. Mahon, William Olcott
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back row (standing): Couch, E. Rosenthal*, Raymond Beach, John Jaycox, Henry Killilea
2nd row (seated): George C. Schemm, William Duff, John Duffy
Front Row: Banks(?), Tom H. McNeil, capt. Horace Prettyman, Dwight Goss
*President of Rugby Association
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Back Row: J. H. Duffie, George DeHaven, Fred Townsend, Ernest Sprague, William Harless, George Wood, L. McMillan
Front Row: E.W. McPherran, Royal Farrand, capt. John Duffy, James Duffy
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Back Row: mngr J.D. Armstrong, Raymond Beach, William C. Malley, Edgar W. McPherran, James Duffy, William D. Ball
2nd Row: Edward(?) DePont, S.L. Bradley, Horace Prettyman, Payne, Anson Hagle
Front Row: James Van Inwagen, Frederic L. Smith, L. McMillan
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Back Row: Capt. Edgar W. McPherran, Howard T. Abbott, James Van Inwagen, James Duffy
2nd Row: Steve Glidden, William C. Malley, Ben Boutwell, Burton Straight, mngr. Thomas Wilkinson
Front Row: G.M. Hull, David Trainer, Horace Prettyman
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Back Row: Thomas L. McKean, Clark J. Sutherland, Tom Chadbourne, David Trainer, Horace Prettyman, David McMoran
3rd Row: Sam Sherman, Lawrence Grosh, Capt. William C. Malley, mngr. George Codd, James E. Duffy
2nd Row: George Jewett
Front Row: George Dygert, George Holden, Roger Sherman
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Back Row (standing): Edward DePont, Charles F. Rittenger, mngr. Royal T. Farrand, Harry Mowrey, Edward D. Wickes, Albert W. Jefferis, Virgil Tupper, Paul Woodworth, Hiram Powers, William W. Pearson
2nd row (seated): Ralph W. Hayes, capt. James Van Inwagen, Charles Thomas, Willard W. Griffin
Front Row: George Dygert, Frank Crawford, Lawrence Grosh, Roger Sherman, Charles Southworth
(Unidentified or not pictured: Berry, James E. Duffy)
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Back Row: Thomas L. McKean, Clark J. Sutherland, Tom Chadbourne, David Trainer, Horace Prettyman, David McMoran
3rd Row: Sam Sherman, Lawrence Grosh, Capt. William .C. Malley, mngr. George Codd, James E.. Duffy
2nd Row: George Jewett,
Front Row: George Dygert, George Jewett, George Holden, Roger Sherman
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Front Row: Kathryn Gleason, Kim Clark, Kelly Kovach, Mary Campana, Lesa Arvia, Michelle Silver, Dana Lakritz.
Back Row: Tracy Taylor, Erin Martino, Cheryl Pearcy, Mary Adams, Tracy Carr, Jennifer Smith, Kelly Holmes, Renee Swincicki, Kathleen Berrigan, Jessica Lang.
Not Pictured: Nicole Hoover.