Science and Football II | Jan Clarys, Thomas Reilly, A. Stibbe | Taylo

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Science and Football II

ABSTRACT

This book includes all the papers presented at a second World Congress of Science and Football (Liverpool 1987) (Eindhoven).

TABLE OF CONTENTS

part |10 pages

Part One Science and Football: Opening Address

chapter |8 pages

Science And Football : An Introduction

part |7 pages

Part Two Physical Fitness Profiles of Footballers

chapter |5 pages

Anaerobic Performance And Body Composition Of International Rugby Union Players

chapter |6 pages

Seasonal Variations In The Anthropometric And Physiological Characteristics Of International Rugby Union Players

chapter |4 pages

Anthropometric And Fitness Profiles Of Elite Female Rugby Union Platers

chapter |6 pages

Measurement Of Sprinting Speed Of Professional And Amateur Soccer Players

chapter |3 pages

Physiological Profile Op Top Croation Soccer Players

chapter |3 pages

Physical Profils Of A First Division Portuguese Professional Soccer Team

chapter |3 pages

Maximal Aerobic Power And Ventilatory Threshold Of A Top Level Soccer Team

chapter |6 pages

Physical Fitness Of Soccer Players Affected By A Maximal Intermittent Exercise “Mie.”

chapter |5 pages

Change With Age Of Cardiopulmonary Function And Muscle Strength In Middle And Advanced-Aged Soccer Players

chapter |3 pages

A Fitness Evaluation Of Garlic Football Club Platers

chapter |7 pages

A Comparative Analysis Of Selected Motor Performance Variables In American Football, Rugby Union And Soccer Players

part |10 pages

Part ThreePhysiology of Training

chapter |8 pages

Computer-Controlled Assessment And Video-Technology For The Diagnosis Of A Player's Performance In Soccer Training

chapter |5 pages

Physiological Characterization Of Physical Fittness Of Football Players In Field Conditions

chapter |6 pages

Tub Influence Of A Special Endurance Training On The Aerobic And Anaerobic Capacity Of Soccer Platers Tested Bt The Soccer Treadmill Methods

chapter |3 pages

High Speed Knee Extension Capacity Of Soccer Players After Different Kinds Of Strength Training.

chapter |3 pages

Effects Of Strength Training On Kicking Performance In Soccer.

chapter |5 pages

The Influence Of Maximal Strength Training Of Lower Limbs Of Soccer Players On Their Physical And Kick Performances

chapter |3 pages

Investigation Of Plyometric Training In Rugby League Players

chapter |7 pages

The Effect Of Severe Exercise On Fatigue And Anaerobic Energy Production During Subsequent Intense Exercise — The Importance Of Active Recovery.

chapter |3 pages

Variations In Physical Capacity In A Period Including Supplemental Training Of The National Danish Soccer Team For Women

part |5 pages

Physiology of Match-play

chapter |3 pages

Work Intensity During Soccer Match-Play (A Case Study)

chapter |5 pages

The Ratio Of Physiological Intensity Of Movements During Soccer Match-Play

chapter |6 pages

Blood Lactate Levels In College Soccer Players During Match-Play

chapter |4 pages

The Role-Related Differences Of Some Serum Iron Parameters In Top Level Soccer Players

chapter |6 pages

An Analysis Of Physiological Strain In Four-A-Side Women's Soccer

chapter |2 pages

Relationship Between Maximal Aerobic Power And Performance Of A Professional Soccer Team

part |8 pages

Match Performance Analysis in Football

chapter |6 pages

Notation Analysis In Football

chapter |5 pages

Computer-Assisted Scouting In Soccer

chapter |7 pages

Computer- And Video-Aided Analysis Of Football Games

chapter |6 pages

Quantification Of Games — Preliminary Kinematic Investigations In Soccer

chapter |6 pages

Figures Do Not Cease To Exist Because They Are Not Counted

chapter |4 pages

A Task Analysis Of Gaelic Football

chapter |3 pages

An Investigation Into The Validity Of The Use Of Centrality As A Criterion For Stacking Studies In Soccer

chapter |7 pages

Pattern Of A Sport Technique In Football Based On The Symmetry Of Movementsl

part |5 pages

Match Analysis: World Cup Soccer 1990

chapter |3 pages

Analysis Of The Goals In The 14Th World Cup

chapter |8 pages

An Analysis Op Playing Patterns In The 1990 World Cup For Association Football

chapter |5 pages

A Statistical Evaluation Of Offensive Actions In Soccer At World Cup Level In Italy 1990

chapter |11 pages

A Computer Assisted Analysis Of Technical Performance — A Comparison Of The 1990 World Cup Amd Intercollegiate Soccer

chapter |5 pages

Computer Analysis Of The Effectiveness Of Collective Technical And Tactical Moves Of Footballers In The Matches Of 1988 Olympics And 1990 World Cup

part |7 pages

Physiological Aspects of Soccer Skills

chapter |5 pages

Advance Cue Utilization In Soccer

chapter |6 pages

Testing The Ability Of Anticipation-Coincidence Of Soccer Players

chapter |4 pages

Anticipation Of Soccer Goalkeepers Facing Penaltykicks

chapter |6 pages

Changing The Kicking Accuracy Of Soccer Platers Depending On The Type, Value And Aims Of Training And Competitive Loads

chapter |4 pages

The Effect Of Physiological Stress On Cognitive Performance In A Simulation Of Soccer

chapter |6 pages

The Influence Of Different Exercise Tests On Movement Coordination Level In Advanced Soccer Players

part |7 pages

Part Eight Paediatric Science and Football

chapter |5 pages

Do Youno Soccer Players Meed Specific Physical Training?

chapter |6 pages

The Relationship Between Physiological Characteristics Of Junior Soccer Players And Performance In A Game Simulation.

chapter |5 pages

The Evidence Of Sportanthropology In Training Of Young Soccer Player

chapter |3 pages

Somatotype. Body Composition And Physical Performance Capacities Of Elite Young Soccer Players

chapter |3 pages

Physiological Profile Of Prospective Soccer Platers

chapter |6 pages

Cardiorespiratory Fitness In Young British Soccer Players

chapter |3 pages

A Comparative Study Of Explosive Leg Strength In Elite And Non-Elite Young Soccer Players

chapter |6 pages

The Application Of Three Modes Of Goal Setting To Goal Shooting With Schoolboy Soccer Players

chapter |6 pages

Soccer Skills Technique Tests For Youth Players: Construction And Implications

chapter |5 pages

The Usage Op Skills Tests By Trainers Of Youth Teams: Tests Of Physical Fitness And Technique

part |9 pages

Part Nine Biomechanics

chapter |7 pages

The Biomechanics Of Football

chapter |6 pages

The Demands On The Soccer Boot

chapter |4 pages

The Foot-Ground Reaction In The Soccer Player

chapter |5 pages

The Effect Of The Replacement Of The Anterior Cruciate Ligament (Acl) On Translation And Kinematics Of The Knee Joint.

chapter |6 pages

Isokinetic Assessment Of Uninjured Soccer Platers

chapter |5 pages

Three-Dimensional Analysis Of Instep Kick In Professional Soccer Players

chapter |3 pages

A Comparison Of Tbs Punt And The Drop-Kick

part |8 pages

Part Ten Medical Aspects of Football

chapter |6 pages

The Etiology And Epidemiology Of Injuries In American Football

chapter |7 pages

Injury Prevention In Soccer: An Experimental Study.

chapter |3 pages

Epidemiological Characteristics Of Soccer Injuries And Proposed Programmes For Their Prevention In Schleswig-Holstein 1988

chapter |5 pages

Typical Fractures Of The Maxillofacial Region In Soccer-Related Accidents — Diagnostic And Therapeutic Procedures

chapter |5 pages

Long-Term Follow-Up Of Inversion Trauma Of The Ankle

chapter |6 pages

Anterior Ankle Pain In Football

Aetiology and indications for arthroscopic treatment

chapter |3 pages

Kinesiological Analysis Op The Anklb's Articulation In Trained And Untrained Individuals, With Or Without History Of Former Muscle-Ligament Injury

chapter |6 pages

The Treatment Of Sprained Ankle, Tape Versus Malleotrain. A Comparative, Prospective Study Of The Treatment Results In One Hundred Patients With Distortion Of The Ankle

chapter |3 pages

Ankle Injuries: Physical Examination And Arthroscopy

chapter |5 pages

Injuries To The Foot In Soccer Platers

chapter |4 pages

Clinical And Instrumental Assessment In Young Soccer Players

chapter |4 pages

Arthroscopic Reconstruction Of The Anterior Cruciate Ligament In Professional Soccer Platers Using The Leeds-Keio Ligament

chapter |2 pages

The Attachments And Length Patterns Of The Anterior (Acl) Cruciate Ligament In Man — An Anatomical Basis For Ligament Replacement.

chapter |2 pages

Shoulder Injuries: Physical Diagnosis And Arthroscopy

part |6 pages

Managing and Coaching

chapter |4 pages

Relationship Between Psychological Aspects Of Soccer Trainers And Players

chapter |2 pages

Self-Hypnosis For Elite Footballers

chapter |5 pages

Analysis Of Stress In Soccer Coaches

chapter |7 pages

The Position Of A Professional Soccer-Coach In The Netherlands: A Closer Look

chapter |8 pages

Financing Safety And Stadia Refurbishment: Towards A New Ball Game

chapter |7 pages

“The Road From Hillsborough … Thb Road To Damascus” : The Future Of Football Stadia After Thb Taylor Report.

chapter |4 pages

‘All Things To All People': Football In The Community