List of contributors | |
Introduction to science and soccer | p. 1 |
Functional anatomy | p. 11 |
Fitness assessment | p. 25 |
Physiology of training | p. 51 |
Motion analysis and physiological demands | p. 65 |
Nutrition | p. 83 |
Special populations | p. 109 |
Biomechanics applied to soccer skills | p. 123 |
The biomechanics of soccer surfaces and equipment | p. 135 |
Injury prevention and rehabilitation | p. 151 |
Psychology and injury | p. 165 |
Goal-setting during injury rehabilitation | p. 185 |
Environmental stress | p. 201 |
Soccer skills practice | p. 227 |
Coaching science | p. 243 |
The science of soccer management | p. 259 |
Psychology | p. 273 |
Football and society: the case of soccer hooliganism | p. 313 |
Football violence: an interdisciplinary perspective | p. 327 |
Notational analysis | p. 343 |
The science of match analysis | p. 363 |
Information technology | p. 377 |
Index | p. 386 |
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