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  1. The Relationship between NCAA Volleyball Statistics and Team Performance in Women’s Intercollegiate Volleyball

    … and the success of women's intercollegiate volleyball teams. The investigator used 1994 NCAA box score statistics collected by the NCAA statistics department. These data were entered into a computer and analyzed using sub-programs from SPSSX. Means and standard deviations for each match …

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  2. Skill Evaluation in Women's Volleyball

    The Brigham Young University Women's Volleyball Team recorded and rated all skills (pass, set, attack, etc.) and recorded rally outcomes (point for BYU, rally continues, point for opponent) for the entire 2006 home volleyball season. Only sequences of events occurring on BYU's side of the net were …

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  3. A secret history of volleyball

    Item marked as restricted to the 'Administrator' Group (id=1) by Seth Robbins (srobbins@illinois.edu) on 2013-08-22T16:57:27Z Item is restricted until 2015-08-22T16:57:26Z

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  4. Investigation of muscoloskeletal injuries in female volleyball players

    Εισαγωγή: Σύμφωνα με μελέτες οι τραυματισμοί στην πετοσφαίριση συμβαίνουν πολύ συχνά, και εκτιμάται ότι αύξηση στη συχνότητα, στην ένταση και στη διάρκεια της προπόνησης μπορεί να οδηγήσει σε υψηλά ποσοστά τραυματισμών. Οι μυοσκελετικοί τραυματισμοί στην πετοσφαίριση συμβαίνουν με ποσοστό περίπου …

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  5. Autoethnography of a Volleyball Coach: Fostering Shared Peer Leadership

    This autoethnography considers a youth volleyball coach’s understanding of and experiences with peer athlete leadership in the context of team sport and the existing hegemonic notion of team captain. Using a critical pedagogical lens, this study aims to explore leadership development in athletes …

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  6. Observing Wave Propagation of a Float Serve on a Volleyball

    … that the drag forces on a non-spinning volleyball's boundary layer causes the ball to swerve on its trajectory. The purpose of this paper is to develop a numerical model for wave propagation on a volleyball, which we model as a smooth sphere, to show that the waves lead to some …

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  7. Gay identity formation: An (auto)ethnographic look at gay volleyball

    … until May of 2010, I was part of the SCVL, a gay volleyball league in Pittsburgh, PA. At the same time, I was a graduate student, working to advance my status within the Academy. In this study, I use autoethnography to talk about my experiences at the nexus of these two institutions: the SCVL and …

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  8. Effect of Two Volleyball Arm Swings on Post-Impact Ball Velocity

    … arm swing (BAS) and circular arm swing (CS) in volleyball spiking. Ten female collegiate volleyball players were videotaped using two-dimensional cinematography. Markers were placed at the hip, shoulder, elbow wrist, end of the fingers, and the ball. Three videotaped trials of the BAS and the CS …

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  9. Proprioception, jumping capacity and agility in beach versus indoor volleyball players

    Background: Beach volleyball (BVB) is rapidly developing into a popular activity both for recreational and competitive athletes. The majority of injuries sustained playing volleyball (beach and indoor) are considered non-contact. While commonly injured areas (ankle, knee, lower back and shoulder) …

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  10. Keller's personalized system of instruction in a college level volleyball course

    … the psychomotor domain through a college level volleyball course. PSI was implemented in a beginning volleyball course as part of the Basic Instructional Program at a Southeastern university. Specific sources of data were used to describe process results and ensure fidelity of the course design …

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  11. Development of a Notational Analysis System to Evaluate Setting Performance in Volleyball

    … develop a notational analysis system to evaluate volleyball setting performance independent of the actions of the hitter and to use the data to develop a Markovian transitional matrix that would make known the probabilities of specific outcomes from each setting scenario. Setting performance was …

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  12. The Effects of Mental Skills Training on Serve Accuracy of an Intercollegiate Volleyball Team

    … for the 12 members of a NCAA Division-I volleyball team. Key mental skills taught were relaxation, imagery, and attentional skills. A videotaped expert (i.e., the coach), who articulated and demonstrated the technical performance keys to effective serving, was used for behavioral modeling …

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  13. VERT-Derived Jump Volume and Intensity Related to Functional Movement Quality in Female Collegiate Volleyball Players

    … forceful landings are inherent to the sport of volleyball and associated with the prevalence of overuse injuries in the sport. The chronic accumulation of training stress over the course of a sports season leads to fatigue, increased injury risk, along with decreased neuromuscular function, …

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