The Analysis of Running Distance during Rugby Games: A Case Study of Top 4 teams of Sevens, the National Games 2013

• Main Authors: LIN YEN KUANG, 林彥光
• Other Authors: CHAO, JUNG-JUI
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2014
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/7az5v7

碩士 === 國立臺灣體育運動大學 === 體育研究所 === 103 === Abstract This study aimed to understand the relationship of each team whole-field movement distance and each team movement distance in one minute in 2013 National Games rugby sevens competition, with the final 4 teams, a total of 28 players for the study. Using the method of “taking notes”, two scorers observe one player’s whole-field movement trace. Every minute is a unit of record proportions of the field and use curvimeter to measure, and then convert into actual movement distance. The results of this study are: 1. Whole-field movement distance of each team: Keelung City 1487m is higher than New Taipei City 1392m, Tainan City 1180m is higher than Kaohsiung City 1170m, Taipei City 992m is higher than Hsinchu City 857m. The movement distance is different, the team between champion and runner-up and the team between third place and runner-up are non-significant. 2. One-minute movement distance of each team: the average of Keelung City is 77m; the average of New Taipei City is 70m; the average of Tainan City is 84.3m; the average of Kaohsiung is 76.4m; by t-test, there is non-significant. 3. Among rugby games, according to the tactical point of view, the use of movement trace diagram can understand players’ distribution process and use the quantitative analysis to explore players’ activities. 4. According the findings, suggestions for future research can expand the scope and suggest rugby association and its subordinate unites to introduce the latest technology related technical equipment to help analyze.