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Preface
Introduction
1. A metabolic characterisation of single tennis
M.A. Christmass, S.E. Richmond, N.T. Cable and P.E Hartmann
2. Investigations of exercise intensity in male singles lawn tennis
T.Reilly and J. Palmer
3. Seasonal variability in physiological strain: matching performance to demand
R.D. Hansen
4. Fluid replacement needs of young tennis players
K. Kavasis
5. Cramps, heat stroke and abnormal biological responses during a strenuous tennis match
A. Therminarias, P. Dansou, M.F. Chirpas, J. Eterradossi and a. Favre-Juvin
6. Physiological demands of training in elite badminton players
M.G. Hughes
7. Physiological evaluation os specif training in badminton
R. Dias and A.K. Ghosh
8. Physiological effects of squash participation in different age-groups levels of play
T. Reilly and D.L. Halsall
9. Development of an-court aerobic test for elite badminton players.
M.G. Hughes and F.M. Fullerton
10. A phosphate decrement test for adolescent racket sports players
G.F. Treble, K. Wood and A.R. Morton
11. Influence of physical fitness specific to the game of tennis, morphological and psychological factors on performance level in tennis in different age groups.
P. Unierzyski
12. A comparison of profiles between county and club female tennis players
T. Reilly and K. Benton
13. Physiological profiles of squash players of different standards
S. Mellor, M. Hughes, T. Reilly and K. Robertson
14. The physiological profiles of elite junior squash players.
C.A. Mahoney and N.C.C Sharp
15. Determination of pre-season physiological characteristics of elite male squash players.
M.K. Todd and C.A. Mahoney
16. The biomechanics of tennis stroke production
B.C. Elliott
17. A three-dimensional analysis of the tennis servers of National (British) and Country standard male players
R.M. Bartlett, J. Piller and S. Miller
18. A biochemical analysis of the tennis serve, examining the effect of altering the foot fault rule.
19. A biomechanical analysis of the double-handed grip forces.
R.A. Stretch
20. Three-dimensional cinematographic analysis of the badminton forehand smash: movements of the forearm and hand.
H.P. Tang, K. Abe, K. Katoh and M. Ae
21. An ergonomic evaluation of the shoe-surface interface in badminton
N. Smith and A. Lees
22. Computer aided design of rackets
H. Sol
23. Computer aided prediction of the vibration and rebound velocity characteristics of tennis rackets with various physical properties
Y. Kawazoe
24. The effectiveness of damping material in reducing impact shock in the tennis freehand drive.
R. Tomouse, K. Sugiyama, K. Yoshinari and K. Yamamoto
25. Ball dynamic characteristics: a fundamental factor in racket dynamic optimization
M. Caffi and F. Casolo
26. Elbow injuries in tennis
P.A.F.H. Renstrom
27. Injuries in junior lawn tennis players
T. Reilly and J. Colleyer
28. Badminton injuries
K. Hoy, C.J. Terkelsen, B.E. Lindblad, H.E Helleland and C.J. Terkelsen
29. Forces in a badminton lunge movement
A. Lees and C. Hurley
30. Incidence of anaemia among the Irish tennis squad
C.P. O,Brien
31. Isokinetic leg strength before and after replacement of Ligamentum Cruciatum Anterior
E. Zinzen and J.P. Clarys
32. Psychological preparation in racket sports
G.Jones
33. Mental training for junior tennis players resident at the Rover L.T.A. School, Bisham Abbey 1987-1993: Issues of delivery and evaluation
P.C. Terry
34. How effective are psychological techniques used to enchance performance in tennis? The views of some international coaches
A. Moran
35. Anxiety state of tennis players: a comparative study
A.N.I.. El Gammal
36. Athletic identity of national level badminton players: a cross-cultural analsis
H. Matheson, B.W. Brewer, J.L Van Raalte and M.B. Andersen
37. The effectiveness of quantitative and qualitative feedback on performance in squash
F. Brown and M. Hughes
38. A computerised analysis of female coaching behaviour with male and female athletes
E. Harries-Jenkins and M.Hughes
39. Expert knowledge structures for racket play.
J.A. Shelton and P. Brooks
40. Computerised notation of racket sports.
M. Hughes
41. A comparison of playing patterns pr elite squash players, using English scoring and point-per-rally scoring
M. Hughes and P. Knight
42. Winning squash: predicting championship performance from a priori observation
T. McGarry and I.M. Franks
43. The service in lawn tennis: how important is it?
J.D.G. Furlong
44. Surface effect on elite tennis strategy
M. Hughes and S. Clarke
