ADVANCED SPORT SCIENCE

Advanced Sport Science

Advanced Sport Science

Introduction

Sports Science is a way of using scientific techniques to examine sports phenomenon. Sports scientists widen the understanding and knowledge of sport by learning the outcomes of competition and training on players, and the dealings between their spectators, coaches, and performers. They depend on objective techniques (more willingly than vague impressions and biased judgment) to clarify and foresee sports phenomenon. Sports science also allows players to adapt their exercise schedules with minimum hazard of wound. The other sports science disciplines (exercise physiology, psychology, and motor/pedagogy learning) may also make a case in favor of their role in the progress of tennis player. Achievements in tennis game needs a combination of appropriate equipment, good coaching, player talent, and an knowledge of those features of sport science relevant to the sport. There is no doubt that tennis players aspire more control, more power, or more diversity in stroke making through error and trial are the main determinants in alterations to stroke mechanics. However, biomechanics surely plays a major function in the change course. General theory offers a support on which variations can be prepared, and an awareness of personal stroke mechanics certainly causes better show. This paper discusses use of Advanced Sport Science in tennis and also it finds out how it is helping tennis players to improve such as Rafael Nadal.

Discussion

In 2009, Rafael Nadal had a quite unfortunate season. In Madrid, he forcefully lost to Roger Federer before going on to go down for the first time ever. With the help of Advanced Sport Science (Hawkeye system) it was found that Nadal's ground-strokes were setting down in Federer's half of the court, and where in reply Federer was there when hitting his strokes. It is an picture of just how great this modern technology may be if it was employed to improve the game experience.

There are many causes for the attractiveness of tennis. Tennis can be played by various persons. Tennis needs just four or two players, and it could be played as both a team sport and an individual. According to the United States Tennis Association (USTA), the two primary driving forces for participation in tennis are exercise (health) and fun (social aspects). Tennis provides a strenuous physical workout, which can vary depending on the competitiveness and vigor of the players. Tennis requires integrated movement and eye-hand coordination, and it provides a good cardiovascular workout. It can be categorized as a vigorous exercise such as jogging, running, bicycling, swimming, or racquetball. Engagement in vigorous physical activities, including tennis, reduces the risk for developing diverticular diseases and heart and coronary diseases, and reduces the mortality rate. (Burwitz 1994, 109)

The social nature of tennis is of equal importance. People can meet new friends or play with their family members for the purpose of relaxation or fun. Tennis also can be an appropriate outlet for pent-up aggression and other emotions; it facilitates sublimation and permits unconscious conflict to be ...