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• W1649644909 abstract "Performance in Team Sports is carried out through a long term and methodical training process planned to improve skills and competence required to deal with competitive demands. Despite that tactical constraint play a major role in Team Sports performance the history of its scientific analysis has been driven by physiological and biomechanical approach, paying little attention to the tactical behaviour of the players and team organisation. For coaches and researchers, tactical analyses can be helpful, since they offer the opportunity to identify match regularities and random features of game events. The information about performance is crucial to achieve individual and team efficacy, also because it constitutes a basic criterion for training process. Once tactical major features are identified, they can inform training and performance enhancement programs. Regardless the technological progress, the analysis of tactical performance in Team Sports remains an under-theorised field, since there was no significant amount of research undertaken to identify the most important factors underpinning performance. Thus, it seems relevant to find out concepts and methods allowing to assemble and to organise knowledge about game complexity and dynamic interaction properties of the teams. The main purpose of this paper is to point out that conceptual frame about tactical indicators in Team Sports should be a major orientation to bridge the gap between research, training and competition. Key-words: team sports, tactics, performance analysis RESUMO Tendencias da analise do desempenho tactico nos jogos desportivos: em busca da harmonia entre investigacao, treino e competicao A performance nos jogos desportivos colectivos e viabilizada, em grande parte, pelo recurso a processos de treino metodicos e planeados a longo prazo para desenvolver habilidades e competencias que permitam lidar de modo eficaz com as exigencias das competicoes. Apesar de, reconhecidamente, os constrangimentos tacticos desempenharem um papel nuclear nos jogos desportivos colectivos, a investigacao tem sido predominantemente orientada para as abordagens fisiologicas e biomecânicas, em detrimento da atencao devotada ao comportamento tactico dos jogadores e das equipas. A analise da performance tactica pode ser proficua para treinadores e investigadores, na medida em que possibilita a identificacao de regularidades e contingencias, com base na observacao do modo como jogadores e equipas engendram e gerem os eventos de jogo. Assim sendo, a informacao sobre o desempenho tactico torna-se crucial para perseguir a eficacia individual e colectiva, tambem porque constitui um preceito fundamental para dar coerencia ao processo de treino, na relacao com a competicao que o legitima. Uma vez identificadas as principais caracteristicas e exigencias tacticas, a partir delas e possivel tornar o treino mais especifico e adequar outros programas de aprimoramento do desempenho. Deste modo, o defice de investigacao empreendida para identificar os constrangimentos mais relevantes que condicionam o rendimento nos jogos desportivos colectivos, nomeadamente no que se reporta ao desempenho tactico, justifica a necessidade de agenciar conceitos e metodos que permitam organizar o conhecimento sobre a complexidade do jogo e as propriedades de interaccao dinâmica das equipas. O proposito principal deste artigo e aduzir argumentos que mostrem que a procura e a identificacao de indicadores tacticos relevantes em jogos desportivos colectivos constitui uma orientacao fundamental para demandar a harmonia entre pesquisa, treino e competicao neste grupo de modalidades. Palavras-chave: jogos desportivos colectivos, tactica, analise da performance 4. revista:miolo 8/6/09 12:13 Page 81" @default.
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• W1649644909 title "Trends of tactical performance analysis in team sports: bridging the gap between research, training and competition" @default.
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