The purpose of this study was to compare footwork distributions in men (M) and women (W) elite table tennis competitions. (2) International Journal of Racket Sports Science 1 (2). International Journal of Racket Sports Science, 1(2), 44-48. Footwork technique used in elite table tennis matches. Keywords: Racket sports, Match Analysis, Notational Analysis, Footwork Correspondence author: Ivan Malagoli Lanzoni E-mail: Cite this article as: Malagoli Lanzoni, I., Katsikadelis, M., Straub, G., & Djokic, Z. In conclusion, this study can be useful for physical trainers, performance analysts, and coaches, to design specific footwork training sessions for M and W elite table tennis players. The pivot is mainly used by M (9.9%, W: 7.8%), and W prefer the slide (4.9%, M: 3.2%).
The results showed differences between M and W: M prefer to use one step (35.6%, W: 21.9%), W prefer to hit the ball without performing any step (W: 40.2%, M: 20.4%), the chassé is equally used (M: 19.7%, W: 21.7%), and the crossover is mainly used by M (11.1%, W: 3.7%).
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An expert coach analyzed game video recordings in slow motion with the software Kinovea and collected data about the footwork types used by the players during the games. All players were in the top 120 (M) and 111 (W) positions of the ITTF world ranking. Nine men’s and nine women’s matches were analyzed. The aim of this study was to compare footwork distributions in men (M) and women (W) elite table tennis competitions. Abstract Notational and Match analysis are very well-recognized methods to collect information about the most common technical-tactical performance indicators in table tennis: footwork and stroke types. Footwork technique used in elite table tennis matches Ivan Malagoli Lanzoni1, Michail Katsikadelis2, Gunter Straub3 and Zoran Djokić4 1 Department for Life Quality Studies, University of Bologna, Italy 2 School of Physical Education and Sport Science, University of Thrace, Greece 3 Association of German Table Tennis Coaches, Germany 4 Faculty of Sport and Tourism, University EDUCONS, Novi Sad, Serbia. (1)International Journal of Racket Sports Science Volume 1, Issue 2.
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