Performance analysis 2013

WJEC A2 PE Specification -

1. Performance Analysis

2. What is Performance Analysis? “Creating a Valid and reliable record of performance by means of systematic observations that can be analysed with a view to facilitating change ” Only 30-50% can be recalled after observing a live performance!

3. Performance Analysis Aims to capture, analyse and evaluate key components relating to performance and provide concise feedback to inform future practice. Performance analysis may help talent identification and there are links with elite sport (e.g. EIS) Qualitative and Quantitative approaches to performance assessment

4. Why do coaches observe and analyse performance?

5. What do they observe?

6. Methods for observing and analysing performance

7. Technology to support Performance Analysis Track Aero System http://www.bikeradar.com/gear/article/track-aero-system-offers-real-time-aero-drag-data-36669 /

8. Technology to support Performance Analysis Apps – timemotion , Easytag , coachMVideo , Ubersense Dartfish - http://www.dartfish.com/en/ Prozone - http:// www.prozonesports.com/about-us-strengths.html (watch the promo video)

9. Prozone (info from Prozone promotional material)

10. Prozone (info from Prozone promotional material)

11. Summary of Performance Analysis Options

12. Summary Technical Aspects – efficiency of movement and its aesthetic qualities – a thorough understanding of the technical demands of the sport is essential to the coach and performer – Always comparing to perfect model Tactical Aspects – Important in most sports especially games. Good tactical play is about decision making.

13. Summary Behavioural Aspects – Observing behaviour and assessing why performers behave in a certain way is crucial Physical Aspects – Physical fitness is a critical factor in most sports The physical training programmes should match the demands made of the performer while competing

14.     Biomechanics   Notation   Tests   Questionnaires   Video Technical           Tactical             Behavioural                   Physical                    

15.     Biomechanics   Notation   Tests   Questionnaires   Video Technical (Perfect model) Planes/axes Class of lever Newton’s Laws Projectiles Lift = Bernoulli Spin = Magnus Stability – centre of mass, Factors affecting. Linear, Angular motion “Live Notation” live feedback to coach during game-> report at half time. “Post Play Coding ” it may take all day Sunday to produce a detailed report – feedback can be made to players on Monday Devise a test for your sport i.e. accuracy of bowling at wicket / target putting in golf   Analysis using slow motion Specialist programmes eg Dartfish / Hu-Man Tactical (Patterns of play, set plays, selection of shots)   % possession shot selection points from different shots     Analysis of patterns of play Behavioural (Psychology)       Personality testing . SCAT Tests Influence of mental state on performance at key points during game. Physical ( M.Strength , M.Endurance , Speed, CV endurance, Flexibility) Speed Force Angles Flexibility   Times Distances H.R information Other physical info – lactate tolerance info, fitness testing. Fitness testing and health screening.