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Títulos: Use and efficacy of the lob to achieve the offensive position in women’s professional padel. Analysis of the 2018 WPT Finals
Autores/as: Escudero Tena, Adrián
Fernández Cortés, José
García Rubio, Javier (1980-)
Ibáñez Godoy, Sergio José
Palabras clave: Pádel femenino;Táctica;Rendimiento;Análisis durante el juego;Female paddle tennis;Tactic;Performance;In-game analysis
Fecha de publicación: 2020
Editor/a: MDPI
Resumen: Studies that analyze the actions carried out by paddle tennis players during the point are scarce. The present investigation characterizes every action in which a stroke by a pair in a defensive position sends the ball over the position of a pair in an offensive position. It is a descriptive and observational study of quantitative methodology. The sample consisted of 1324 actions, statistical analysis units, from the women’s circuit in the 2018World Padel Tour (WPT) season. For this study, various situational, dependent, and independent variables were analyzed. The results showed the number of times the categories of each variable occurred, as well as the significant relationships between the independent variable kind of hit and the dependent variables “actions that facilitate the possible change of position” (AFPCP) and “incidences in the game” (IG). The conclusion is that the lob is the most effective kind of hit (CSR = 4.9) to achieve the offensive position (CSR = 11.4), even if the point does not finish (CSR = 5.8), leading to more position exchanges during the same point in the AFPCP. These findings are of great interest since they give information about how and why certain behaviors produce a certain result.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10662/22139
ISSN: 1661-7827
DOI: 10.3390/ijerph17114061
Colección:DDEMU - Artículos
GOERD - Artículos

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