Studia Kinanthropologica 2016, 17(2):73-83

The Review of scientific literature aimed at speed category and specific of motion actions of players during matches and training session in the selected "indoor" sports games

J. Bělka1,*, K. Hůlka1, P. Háp1, D. Prycl2, M. Šimek3, I. Hapková2, L. Mráz3, R. Weisser1
1 Univerzita Palackého v Olomouci, Fakulta tělesné kultury, Katedra sportu
2 Univerzita Palackého v Olomouci, Fakulta tělesné kultury, Aplikační centrum BALUO
3 Sewio Networks s.r.o., Brno

The main objective of the study aimed at the literature search was to find out what they are in specialist publications in our country and abroad requirements for tracking players in selected sports games (basketball, futsal, handball, tennis, volleyball, hockey), who play in sports halls. We focused on the speed of players and specific movements during matches and training. Partial aims to find out what the speed category enjoy various sports games and generate one of the most used and what specific movements are tracked in the different sports games in analyzing matches and training sessions. The main research method was analysis of the literature. The result of the study's recommendations speed categories and specific movements for each sports games, which will be included in the analysis and interpretation of monitoring the movements of the chips SEWIO players during matches and training, which will be evaluated by a special sports software. The study originated as part of a research project "Research and data fusion of MEMS sensors and new broadband radio technology for the analysis of micro-movement person (Project identification code: FV10394)."

Keywords: covered distance; time-motion analysis; match analysis; training; sport games

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Bělka J, Hůlka K, Háp P, Prycl D, Šimek M, Hapková I, et al.. The Review of scientific literature aimed at speed category and specific of motion actions of players during matches and training session in the selected "indoor" sports games. Studia Kinanthropologica. 2016;17(2):73-83.
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