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Laterality Effects on Performance in Team Sports: Insights From Soccer and Basketball (Chapter 14)

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Laterality Effects on Performance in Team Sports: Insights From Soccer and Basketball (Chapter 14). / Stöckel, Tino; Carey, David.
Laterality in Sports: Theories and Applications. ed. / Florian Loffing; Norbert Hagemann; Bernd Strauss; Clare MacMahon. Academic Press, 2016. p. 309-328.

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HarvardHarvard

Stöckel, T & Carey, D 2016, Laterality Effects on Performance in Team Sports: Insights From Soccer and Basketball (Chapter 14). in F Loffing, N Hagemann, B Strauss & C MacMahon (eds), Laterality in Sports: Theories and Applications. Academic Press, pp. 309-328. https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-801426-4.00014-6

APA

Stöckel, T., & Carey, D. (2016). Laterality Effects on Performance in Team Sports: Insights From Soccer and Basketball (Chapter 14). In F. Loffing, N. Hagemann, B. Strauss, & C. MacMahon (Eds.), Laterality in Sports: Theories and Applications (pp. 309-328). Academic Press. https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-801426-4.00014-6

CBE

Stöckel T, Carey D. 2016. Laterality Effects on Performance in Team Sports: Insights From Soccer and Basketball (Chapter 14). Loffing F, Hagemann N, Strauss B, MacMahon C, editors. In Laterality in Sports: Theories and Applications. Academic Press. pp. 309-328. https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-801426-4.00014-6

MLA

Stöckel, Tino and David Carey "Laterality Effects on Performance in Team Sports: Insights From Soccer and Basketball (Chapter 14)"., Loffing, Florian and Hagemann, Norbert Strauss, Bernd MacMahon, Clare (editors). Laterality in Sports: Theories and Applications. Academic Press. 2016, 309-328. https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-801426-4.00014-6

VancouverVancouver

Stöckel T, Carey D. Laterality Effects on Performance in Team Sports: Insights From Soccer and Basketball (Chapter 14). In Loffing F, Hagemann N, Strauss B, MacMahon C, editors, Laterality in Sports: Theories and Applications. Academic Press. 2016. p. 309-328 doi: 10.1016/B978-0-12-801426-4.00014-6

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Stöckel, Tino ; Carey, David. / Laterality Effects on Performance in Team Sports : Insights From Soccer and Basketball (Chapter 14). Laterality in Sports: Theories and Applications. editor / Florian Loffing ; Norbert Hagemann ; Bernd Strauss ; Clare MacMahon. Academic Press, 2016. pp. 309-328

RIS

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AU - Carey, David

PY - 2016/8/25

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N2 - This chapter reviews some of the literature on laterality effects in team sports with a focus on soccer and basketball. First, footedness/handedness distributions among soccer/basketball players from different competitive levels were analyzed to explore whether the bias in foot/hand preference is reduced in these athletes as compared to the general population. Second, we tried to establish if any of the sport-specific behaviors are more or less lateralized than any others. Third, we reviewed the influence of soccer- and basketball-specific training on the proficiency and use of both feet/hands to examine whether or not increasing amounts of bilateral practice can change skill and choice of both sides. Last, potential implications for practitioners in team sports as well as for future research are inferred from the literature reviewed in this chapter

AB - This chapter reviews some of the literature on laterality effects in team sports with a focus on soccer and basketball. First, footedness/handedness distributions among soccer/basketball players from different competitive levels were analyzed to explore whether the bias in foot/hand preference is reduced in these athletes as compared to the general population. Second, we tried to establish if any of the sport-specific behaviors are more or less lateralized than any others. Third, we reviewed the influence of soccer- and basketball-specific training on the proficiency and use of both feet/hands to examine whether or not increasing amounts of bilateral practice can change skill and choice of both sides. Last, potential implications for practitioners in team sports as well as for future research are inferred from the literature reviewed in this chapter

KW - Bilateral practice

KW - Development

KW - Footedness

KW - Handedness

KW - Preference patterns

KW - Traning effects

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