A study on the strategies of Cuban women''s volleyball teams

• Main Authors: Wang, Cheng-Chung, 王正忠
• Other Authors: Jeng Fang-Fann
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 1998
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/55924376509129092408

碩士 === 中國文化大學 === 運動教練研究所 === 86 === The Cuban teams dominate the women''s volleyball worldwide games in 90''s. Their outstanding performances rely mainly on their well-known great jumping capability and the unique tactics and strategies that is worthy of intensive further research. This study systematically scrutinizes the video tapes and quantitatively analyzes the data with two-way ANOVA. The following research problems were evaluated in the thesis:1. Effects of the serving position and the ball fallen points on the performance.2. Effects of spiking scheme including the spiking position and the spiking pattern on the effectiveness for getting points during competitions.3. Effects of the blocking position and the number of players for interceptive blocking on the performance. 4. Effects of the reception scheme including the setting positions and setting patterns on the performance.The following conclusions were obtained from the study:1. Minimal effect was found due to the serving position and the ball fallen points. 2. Generally, all of the spiking patterns were performed with the following basic strategies: 1) long-distance spikes were accomplished by position 2 and position 4 on the side, 2) mid-to-high spikes were accomplished by position 2 by jumping back with one leg at the center area.3. For the interceptive blocking, position 2 with two blocking players created the most powerful blocking effectiveness. 4. After receiving a ball, spike effectiveness was significantly affected by the setting position and the setting pattern. The Cuban Women''s volleyball team does not have a complicated or manifold strategy. However, they do dominate the volleyball game worldwide. There are some reasons accounted for their outstanding performances. We hope the research result from this study can provide a practical support for the Taiwan''s coaches and researchers to upgrade the level, of our Women''s volleyball teams.