International Journal of Performance Analysis in Sport

2001 - 2025

Current editor(s): Peter O'Donoghue

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Editorial pp. 1-2: Peter O’Donoghue
General Editorial Comments pp. 3-3: Mike Hughes
Artificial Intelligence in Technique Analysis - Past, Present and Future pp. 4-19: Roger Bartlett
The ‘Bloomfield Movement Classification’: Motion Analysis of Individual Players in Dynamic Movement Sports pp. 20-31: Jonathan Bloomfield, Remco Polman and Peter O’Donoghue
Quantitative and Qualitative Evaluation of Scoring Opportunities by South Africa in World Cup Rugby 2003 pp. 32-35: Michele Boddington and Mike Lambert
Passing in the Soccer World Cup 2002 pp. 36-41: A. Scoulding, N. James and J. Taylor
Sources of variability in time-motion data; measurement error and within player variability in work-rate pp. 42-49: Peter O’Donoghue
Effect of team level on skill performance in volleyball pp. 50-60: J.M. Palao, J.A. Santos and A. Ureña
PerPot – a meta-model and software tool for analysis and optimisation of load-performance-interaction pp. 61-73: Jürgen Perl
The position of impact of a ball striking a cricket bat: assisting coaches with performance analysis of cricket technique and skill levels pp. 74-81: R.A. Stretch, G.N. Nurick, V. Balden and D.K. McKellar
A netball specific fitness test pp. 82-96: Vicki Gasston and Charlie Simpson
Notational analysis – a mathematical perspective pp. 97-139: Mike Hughes

Editorial pp. 1-3: Mike Hughes
Action Chains, Relations, and Rates: A conceptual framework and mathematical model for the analysis of sport games pp. 4-22: Andreas Nestke
The effect of the opponents’ serve on the offensive actions of Greek setters in volleyball games pp. 23-33: K. Papadimitriou, E. Pashali, I. Sermaki, S. Mellas and M. Papas
Registration of rebound possession zones in basketball pp. 34-39: Tsamourtzis Evangelos and Athanasiou Nikolaos
Systematic video recording of seated athletes during the shot-put event at the Sydney 2000 Paralympic Games pp. 40-53: Laurent Frossard, Sumari Stolp and Mark Andrews
Associations between the placement on the starting blocks and indoor sprint performance pp. 54-60: Victor M. Reis and Luis M. Fazenda
Team performance indicators as a function of winning and losing in rugby union pp. 61-71: Nicholas M.P. Jones, Stephen D. Mellalieu and Nic James
An examination of try scoring in rugby union: a review of international rugby statistics pp. 72-80: Peter Laird and Ross Lorimer
Behavioural comparisons of positional demands in professional soccer pp. 81-97: Joseph B. Taylor, Stephen D. Mellalieu and Nic James
Possession as a performance indicator in soccer pp. 98-102: P. D. Jones, N. James and S. D. Mellalieu
Performance analysis – a 2004 perspective pp. 103-109: Mike Hughes

Editorial pp. 77-78: Mike Hughes
Software for planning sport training: Basketball application pp. 79-89: Miguel A. Pérez, Mercedes Macías, Sergio Ibañez and Sebastián Feu
Testing the Validity of Match Analysis to describe Playing Styles in Football pp. 90-102: Albin Tenga and Øyvind Larsen
Patterns of play of international rugby union teams before and after the introduction of professional status pp. 103-111: Simon Eaves and Mike Hughes
The validity of general and specific strength tests to predict the Shot Put performance – a pilot study pp. 112-120: Victor M Reis and Artur J Ferreira
The Analysis of Skilled Performance and Game Parameters During League Field Hockey Matches pp. 121-129: Michele K. Boddington, Mike I. Lambert and Miriam R. Waldeck
The Activity Profile of Men’s Gaelic Football pp. 130-144: Shane King and Peter O’Donoghue
Software for the basketball player’s evaluation in real time pp. 145-155: S. J. Ibañez, M. A. Pérez and M. Macías

Editorial pp. i-i: Mike Hughes
Penalty Corners in Field Hockey: A guide to success pp. 19-26: Peter Laird and Polly Sutherland
The defensive dimension in basketball. analysis of the cinematic pattern of the defensive slide, the declarative knowledge and technical and tactical structures pp. 27-33: Lígia Mendes and Fernando Tavares
The offensive process in basketball – a study in high performance junior teams pp. 34-39: Fernando Tavares and Núbio Gomes
Statistical analyses of basketball team performance: understanding teams’ wins and losses according to a different index of ball possessions pp. 40-49: Jaime Sampaio and Manuel Janeira
Playing patterns of elite and non-elite volleyball pp. 50-56: Mike Hughes and Richard Daniel
The effect of changing the rules on score fluctuation and match duration in the FIVB women’s beach volleyball pp. 57-64: George Giatsis
Comparison of performance for winning and losing beach volleyball teams on different court dimensions pp. 65-74: George Giatsis and George Tzetzis
World Congress of Performance Analysis of Sport VI Jordanstown, Northern Ireland 22 to 25 June 2004 pp. 75-76: The Editors

Editorial pp. i-iii: Mike Hughes
Evidence-based practice and the coaching process pp. 1-5: Ian M. Franks
Analysis procedures for non-parametric data from performance analysis pp. 6-20: M. Hughes, S.-M. Cooper and A. Nevill
Game analysis and control by means of continuously learning networks pp. 21-35: Jürgen Perl
Time-motion analysis of work-rate in English FA Premier League soccer pp. 36-43: Peter G. O’Donoghue
Quantifying the jump height in vertical jumping with two different evaluation concepts pp. 44-54: K. Schwieger and A. Baca
Performance models of ladies’ and men’s singles tennis at the Australian Open pp. 73-84: Peter O’Donoghue
Analysis of strategies in soccer as a function of European and domestic competition pp. 85-103: Nic James, Stephen D. Mellalieu and Chris Hollely
JSS - Editorial of the Special Edition on Performance Analysis pp. 104-106: Mike Hughes and Roger Bartlett
Call for Abstracts - The 6 World Congress of Performance Analysis of Sport - June, Belfast pp. 107-107: The Editors
Call for Abstracts - The 3 World Congress of Science and Racket Sports - May, Paris pp. 108-112: The Editors
Baca A. (2002). Computer science and biomechanics in sports-interdisciplinary aspects in research and education pp. 113-114: The Editors