“What are we looking at?”: the development and implementation of a performance analysis framework for netball umpires

Technology is progressively being used in sports development, with video feedback playing a central role in performance analysis (PA). However, the impact of PA on learning remains unclear. This study aimed to create, validate, and implement a self-controlled PA framework, targeting sports officials who must balance high-performance demands with personal life. The framework was tested as an intervention with two umpires in the 2023 Netball Super League. Results showed improvements in performance scores, suggesting enhanced identification and understanding of umpiring-related factors. Interviews revealed that developmental processes, video feedback, and external life factors significantly influence PA effectiveness. This research highlights the potential of structured PA frameworks to optimise learning and performance in sports officiating.

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International Journal of Performance Analysis in Sport
Published
2024-11-26
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https://doi.org/10.1080/24748668.2024.2433346
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2
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Sport Psychology and Performance
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“What are we looking at?”: the development and implementation of a performance analysis framework for netball umpires

Matt Dicks, Tom Webb, Gemma Milligan, Christina Barrow et al.
2 citations
International Journal of Performance Analysis in Sport
Sport Psychology and Performance
1.58
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“What are we looking at?”: the development and implementation of a performance analysis framework for netball umpires

Matt Dicks, Tom Webb, Gemma Milligan, Christina Barrow, Alastair Pearson
article en
2 citations

Abstract

Technology is progressively being used in sports development, with video feedback playing a central role in performance analysis (PA). However, the impact of PA on learning remains unclear. This study aimed to create, validate, and implement a self-controlled PA framework, targeting sports officials who must balance high-performance demands with personal life. The framework was tested as an intervention with two umpires in the 2023 Netball Super League. Results showed improvements in performance scores, suggesting enhanced identification and understanding of umpiring-related factors. Interviews revealed that developmental processes, video feedback, and external life factors significantly influence PA effectiveness. This research highlights the potential of structured PA frameworks to optimise learning and performance in sports officiating.

International Journal of Performance Analysis in SportVol. 26(1)
University of Salford (GB), University of Portsmouth (GB), Coventry University (GB), University of Edinburgh (GB)
University of Portsmouth
Openalex Percentile: Top 14%
Sport Psychology and Performance
1.58
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