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A comparison of match activity demands between male and female state-level Australian basketball competitions

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posted on 2017-12-06, 00:00 authored by Aaron ScanlanAaron Scanlan, Vincent DalboVincent Dalbo, Benjamin DascombeBenjamin Dascombe, Peter ReaburnPeter Reaburn, Brendan HumphriesBrendan Humphries, Michael KingsleyMichael Kingsley
This study compared the match activity demands of state-level Australian basketball competition between genders. The results suggest that state-level Australian male basketball competition might involve a greater dribbling workload than female competition, while female match play may impose larger running demands relative to live playing time. Contrarily, the relative intermittent, shuffling and sprinting demands encountered during state-level Australian basketball competition appear similar across genders.

History

Volume

20

Issue

S1

Start Page

79

End Page

82

Number of Pages

4

Start Date

2011-01-01

Finish Date

2011-01-01

eISSN

1836-649X

ISSN

1835-7644

Location

Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia

Publisher

Australian Strength and Conditioning Association

Place of Publication

Helensvale, Qld, Australia

Peer Reviewed

Yes

Open Access

No

External Author Affiliations

Conference; Exercise and Sports Science Research Group; Institute for Health and Social Science Research (IHSSR); School of Environmental and Life Sciences;

Era Eligible

Yes

Name of Conference

International Conference on Applied Strength and Conditioning

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Keywords

Team sportWomenGenderGame-playHuman Movement and Sports Science not elsewhere classified

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