ArticleBioengineering (Basel, Switzerland)2022
Soccer Scoring Techniques-A Biomechanical Re-Conception of Time and Space for Innovations in Soccer Research and Coaching.
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- Biomechanical Analysis of Cycle-Tempo Effects on Motor Control Among Jump Rope Elites.Bioengineering (Basel, Switzerland) · 2025Article
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backgroundScientifically, both temporal and spatial variables must be examined when developing programs for training various soccer scoring techniques (SSTs). Unfortunately, previous studies on soccer goals have overwhelmingly focused on the development of goal-scoring opportunities or game analysis in elite soccer, leaving the consideration of player-centered temporal-spatial aspects of SSTs mostly neglected. Consequently, there is a scientific gap in the current scoring-opportunity identification and a dearth of scientific concepts for developing SST training in elite soccer.
objectivesThis study aims to bridge the gap by introducing effective/proprioceptive shooting volume and a temporal aspect linked to this volume.
methodthe SSTs found in FIFA Puskás Award (132 nominated goals between 2009 and 2021) were quantified by using biomechanical modeling and anthropometry.
resultsThis study found that players' effective/proprioceptive shooting volume could be sevenfold that of normal practice in current coaching.
conclusionThe overlooked SSTs in research and training practice are commonly airborne and/or acrobatic, which are perceived as high-risk and low-reward. Relying on athletes' talent to improvise on these complex skills can hardly be considered a viable learning/training strategy. Future research should focus on developing player-centered temporal-spatial SST training to help demystify the effectiveness of proprioceptive shooting volume and increase scoring opportunities in soccer.
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