Sigrid Olthof

Lecturer in Performance Analysis & Analytics

Liverpool John Moores University

United Kingdom

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Sigrid Olthof is a Lecturer in Performance Analysis & Analytics at Liverpool John Moores University, UK. Her research focuses on performance analytics in sports, particularly football and basketball, exploring areas such as data analytics for competitive advantage, player performance enhancement through training methods, and the biomechanical demands placed on athletes. Recent articles include topics on tactical approaches in football and physical workload in collegiate sports.

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André Roca

Senior Lecturer in Skill Acquisition and Coaching

St Mary's University Twickenham London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Nuno André Nunes

Senior Lecturer Football Coaching

Southampton Solent University

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Diogo Coutinho

Invited Professor (postgraduation: Sports performance; and Technical Director in Football)

Universidade Europeia

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Perspectives on data analytics for gaining a competitive advantage in football: computational approaches to tactics

Seasonal variation of accelerations and decelerations by position in male basketball

The Role of Offensive and Creative Priming Videos in Enhancing Youth Football Players' Performance During Small-Sided Games

Making the Best Use of Time: Analysis of Practice Structure in Maltese Football Coaching

Coaches’ perspectives of the use of small-sided games in the professional soccer training environment

Playing position and match location affect the number of highintensity efforts more than the quality of the opposition in elite football players

Biomechanical Loads and Their Effects on Player Performance in NCAA D-I Male Basketball Games

Position-Specific Physical Workload Intensities in American Collegiate Football Training

Training elite youth soccer players: area per player in small-sided games to replicate the match demands

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André Roca

Nuno André Nunes

Diogo Coutinho

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