Online-based
Professional Diploma in Strength and Conditioning in Basketball
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Collective sports in general, and basketball in particular, have based their physical training on the training theory used for individual sports, particularly athletics, so they require a new approach which adapts to their own characteristics and needs. Furthermore, technological advances have provided new tools for physical trainers, sports scientists and coaches, allowing, among other things, the control and assessment of the workload produced by training sessions and/or competitions.
Hence, it is necessary to know this new approach, based on holistic physical training, to apply it to modern basketball with the main objective of optimizing performance and preventing injuries.
1,303 $
START DATE
10/08/2024
Level
Advanced
Delivery mode
Online-based
Duration
10 months
Average dedication
6/8 weekly hours
Delivered in
English
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Learn to
Implement the tools, methods, and strategies in relation to tactical analysis in football, providing specific skills to satisfy the demand for specific roles by professional clubs.
Identify the parameters and tactical elements of the start phase of the game, in order to select, organize, and transmit the most important information effectively through the use of technological tools.
Understand the importance of ABP in current football and, above all, obtain resources and criteria to develop the analysis of this type of actions.
Apply the most relevant theoretical and practical content for the analysis of the high blood pressure phase in football, which will allow you to identify and recognize the different high blood pressure situations, as well as propose tasks for its training.
Learn about a new observation methodology focused on Formative Football based on your own team, from training sessions to matches.
Experts Advisors:
Jairo Vázquez Guerrero
Joan Ramon Tarrago
Daniel Romero Rodriguez
Francesc Cos
Daniel Cohen
Dr. Matt Taberner
Luke Hart MSc
Dr Chris Richter
Jarrod
Lic. Mario Di Santo
David Howarth
Course Syllabus
Physical demands and injury risks in team sports
Module 1: Physical demands in team sports
Module 2: Application of microtechnology to optimise performance in team sports
Module 3: Application of microtechnology to prevent injuries in team sports
Module 4: Application of inertial systems in different tests in team sports
Basketball physical demands during competition
Module 1: Basketball physical and tactical demands. From videos to local positioning systems
Module 2: Application of inertial systems to quantify and interpret physical demands in basketball
Module 3: Application of positioning systems (global and local) to quantify and interpret physical demands in basketball
Module 4: Most frequent injuries (types and mechanisms) in basketball and maximum demand scenarios in basketball
Basketball training from FC Barcelona’s perspective: theoretical approach
Module 1: Structured training
Module 2: Coadjuvant training
Module 3: Optimising training
Module 4: Structured microcycle
Basketball training proposal from the perspective of FC Barcelona
Module 1: How to train with a comprehensive approach in basketball
Module 2: Proposal for load quantification
Module 3: Scheduling of the training proposal. Focus on preseason
Module 4: How to modify the structures of a human athlete who practices basketball during preferential simulation situations in the structured model
Neuromuscular basis for strength training
Module 1: Characteristics of the musculoskeletal system.
Module 2: Muscle action and its relationship to sports.
Module 3: Systemic changes in detraining and immobilisation.
Module 4: Assessment of muscular properties in relation to sport.
Strength training methodology: its application in the improvement of sports performance and post-injury rehabilitation for competition
Module 1: Contextualization: how can we adapt strength training to team sports?
Module 2: Strength workload methodology in situation sports.
Module 3: Integrating strength workload into planning and programming of situation sports.
Module 4: Strength in the design of sports specific tasks. Examples based on football.
Force assessment and an introduction to kinematics
Module 1: Force platform testing fundamentals
Module 2: CMJ understanding variables and phases
Module 3: Kinematics introduction
Module 4: Upper Limb Assessment
Injury and rehabilitation kinetics and kinematics
Module 1: Kinetics in ACL injury risk and rehabilitation (Isokinetics)
Module 2: Kinetics in ACL injury and rehabilitation (Jump-land testing)
Module 3: Kinematics in ACL injury risk and rehabilitation
Module 4: Kinetics & kinematics in lower limb muscle and tendon injury and rehabilitation-patella and Achilles tendon, groin, hamstring
Performance, injury, and rehabilitation assessment toolbox
Module 1: Additional lower limb dynamic tests (squat jump, drop jump, squat, land & hold).
Module 2: Lower Limb Isometric Tests
Module 3: A framework and toolbox for kinetics and kinematics in rehabilitation and Return to Sport
Module 4: A framework and toolbox for short term load-response monitoring and evaluating chronic adaptations
Difficulty and Environment in Human Motor Function
Module 1: Motor Faults
Module 2: Special Teaching Methods for Module 3: Transference and Interference
Module 4: Integrative Reading
