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Journal articles on the topic "Giochi sportivi"
Rezende Batista, Anna Laura. "Promuovere la salute nei grandi eventi sportivi. Il caso dei giochi olimpici di Pechino 2008." SOCIOLOGIA E POLITICHE SOCIALI, no. 2 (May 2010): 73–90. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/sp2010-002004.
Full textCipriani, Roberto. "Religione e sport. Tra rito e spettacolo." El Futuro del Pasado 6 (October 1, 2015): 87–111. http://dx.doi.org/10.14516/fdp.2015.006.001.003.
Full textBisanti, Filippo. "La responsabilità della società sportiva dilettantistica per l'illecito (doloso) commesso dal proprio atleta in gara." RIVISTA ITALIANA DI DIRITTO DEL TURISMO, no. 20 (October 2018): 329–49. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/dt2017-020008.
Full textPalandri, Maria Mercedes. "Lo sport cattolico italiano, dalla fine del II guerra mondiale alle Olimpiadi del Sessanta." El Futuro del Pasado 6 (October 1, 2015): 127–57. http://dx.doi.org/10.14516/fdp.2015.006.001.005.
Full textD'Ovidio, Fabrizio. "L'effetto dei legami positivi e negativi sulle prestazioni sportive." STUDI ORGANIZZATIVI, no. 2 (April 2013): 62–90. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/so2012-002003.
Full textMatteucci, Ivana. "Autismo e abilità sociali: il ruolo del gioco sportivo." SOCIOLOGIA E RICERCA SOCIALE, no. 121 (March 2020): 73–89. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/sr2020-121004.
Full textPult, Quaglia Anna Maria. "Acque termali: tra riscoperta e trasformazione." STORIA URBANA, no. 125 (April 2010): 151–67. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/su2009-125008.
Full textCalvosa, Paolo. "Gli effetti del processo di liberalizzazione sulle dinamiche di mercato nel settore delle scommesse sportive in Italia." ECONOMIA E DIRITTO DEL TERZIARIO, no. 2 (December 2017). http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/edt2-2017oa5464.
Full textMele, Vincenza, Daniela Vantaggiato, and Marcello Chiarotti. "Il doping biotecnologico: una proposta di lettura tra medicina, bioetica e diritto." Medicina e Morale 58, no. 3 (June 30, 2009). http://dx.doi.org/10.4081/mem.2009.244.
Full textMaldonato, Aldo. "IN ALTA QUOTA CON IL DIABETE TIPO 1." il Diabete 30, N. 4, dicembre 2018 (December 15, 2018). http://dx.doi.org/10.30682/ildia1804a.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Giochi sportivi"
RUSCELLO, BRUNO. "Match analysis in team sports." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Roma "Tor Vergata", 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/2108/898.
Full textMatch Analysis is a major subject among coaches, team managers and sport scientists and it is gaining an increasing relevance day by day. Information and the relevant data processing are the key factors while referring to this aspect of the sport training methodology. Currently the concept of “Match Analysis” is used in several countries to define the process of observing and evaluating a “whole of behaviours” performed by the players during a match, applying different methodologies and using specific instruments and tools,in order to: 1. collect and process the relevant data concerning the different features of games or athletic disciplines, under different points of view; 2. provide relevant presentations, appropriately formatted, in order to show the collected and processed data in an accessible way to all the concerned people, at different levels (i.e. coaches, players, sport scientists, officials, managers, journalists, etc.); 3. provide an interpretation of the collected and processed data, in order to define better some specific feature of the investigated performance (i.e. the physiological side of the performance or the biomechanics or the tactical features of a match or a game) with the ultimate aim of improving these aspects through the appropriate administration of the relevant training processes. The aims of the thesis may be summarized as follows: 1. providing a large-scale overview of what is currently the role of the Match Analysis procedures in the general context of the training methodology; 2. analysing the professional profile (Study 1, Chapter 11) required to operate in this specific field and the attitudes of the possible Match Analysts, the Sport Sciences students, through a questionnaire purposely designed; 3. providing an example of Quantitative Biomechanics Analysis, (Study 2, Chapter 7) investigating a specific hockey technical skill, (the “Push”) often performed during a match in order to cope efficiently with the “Competition Invariants” situations (Free Hits, Corners, Penalty Stroke, etc.); 4. in order to define the relevant physiological performance indicators (match analysis, level 1) in field hockey, an extensive analysis of the motor abilities and the fitness levels has been carried out and presented (Study 3, chapter 7) for elite (international level) and sub-elite (national level) women hockey players; 5. describing some applied Qualitative and Quantitative Match Analysis procedures (Field Hockey, Football; Study 4 and 5, Chapter 8 and 13), through the process of: · analysing the commercial Video Match Analysis software available on the market at date; · using a video match analysis commercial software to collect data at international/national level in team sports such as Field Hockey and Football; · designing a new software able to improve the efficiency of the used video data base; · analysing the collected information, by the means of Data Mining, in order to provide the relevant Performance Predictors, suitable to improve the training processes and to help consistently the work of coaches even in real-time situations. Some final considerations are provided, suggesting the need for more and further investigations for the most part of the third level of analysis (General Strategy and Tactic). A greater involvement of the Universities is needed in order to qualify the future Match Analysts, ensuring them the appropriate knowledge of several and different disciplines that combine a pertinent interdisciplinary approach.
Camorani, Martina <1978>. "Biomeccanica del servizio e del diritto nel tennis: confronto fra atleti di livello di gioco differente." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2009. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/1934/1/Camorani_Martina_Biomeccanica_del_servizio_e_del_diritto_nel_tennis_confronto_fra_atleti_di_livello_di_gioco_differente.pdf.
Full textTennis is a common sport activity, which has undergone numerous changes over the last thirty years. The use of new, lighter and handier materials has led to a significant increase in the ball’s speed, and has thus implied the necessity of technical improvement as far as the basic strokes are concerned. The findings emerged from the bibliographic research provide interesting information about the optimal angles and body positions to be held during the various stroke phases, which are analyzed by comparing top-level tennis players. Indications aimed at tennis trainers, which focus on what particular training parameters should be adopted according to the level of the athlete to be trained, are instead absent. The main purpose of this dissertation is to identify the technical variables that influence forehand and serve strokes by comparing athletes of different gender, level (advanced, intermediate, beginners), and their performances after one year of programmed training. The comparison between adult players of different gender has shown that the main differences are related to the performance variables (ball and racquet speed) for both strokes. Such data are similar to those obtained in the tennis ball launch test, which is not influenced by any stroke techniques. Technical differences related to gender do not play a significant role, and they may be associated with the different interpretations of the single individuals. Performance variables present clear differences as far as the comparison involving athletes of various level is concerned. Such differences may be correlated with some technical differences that have been noticed in specific gestures. When serving, beginners tend to direct the dominant upper limb towards the target area by means of a greater shoulder abduction, and the center of their racquet is not aligned with the wrist, but it is positioned to the right of it. Moreover, their load on lower limbs, trunk and elbow is less intense. The following differences have been noticed as far as forehand stroke is concerned: a more extended upper limb position is always to be found in beginners; most advanced players reveal a more marked use of their trunk, particularly during the loading phase in torsion and lateral inclination movements. The other two groups, particularly beginner athletes, have greater difficulty in performing such preparatory actions. Improved performances have been noticed after one year of programmed training. Differences from the technical point of view have been noticed as well, and they may help explaining performance improvements as far as strokes are concerned. In the serve, the upper limb has a greater extension in order to hit the ball at the highest point possible. Particular improvement in torsion and lateral inclination movements has been noticed in forehand strokes. Therefore, the athlete progressively develops a correct technical execution. In conclusion, gender does not seem to determine significant differences from the technical point of view, which may explain difference as far as performance is concerned. As a result, performance is rather to be related to another factor, i.e., that of strength, whose training needs a specific program. The comparison between the athletes’ several levels and the effects of one year’s practice has led to the identification of technical variables that indicate significant differences between the experimental groups involved in this research. In order to perform more powerful strokes, advanced players use their whole body, and particularly their lower limbs, trunk and upper limb according to a more effective technique. Beginners mainly use their upper limb, while contributions of other body segments are less evident. After one year of activity, the subjects involved in the study could use their trunk and upper limb more effectively, and this may provide useful elements to explain performance improvement. It may be hypothesized that the correct use of the lower limbs requires either a longer learning period, or more specific training activities.
Camorani, Martina <1978>. "Biomeccanica del servizio e del diritto nel tennis: confronto fra atleti di livello di gioco differente." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2009. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/1934/.
Full textTennis is a common sport activity, which has undergone numerous changes over the last thirty years. The use of new, lighter and handier materials has led to a significant increase in the ball’s speed, and has thus implied the necessity of technical improvement as far as the basic strokes are concerned. The findings emerged from the bibliographic research provide interesting information about the optimal angles and body positions to be held during the various stroke phases, which are analyzed by comparing top-level tennis players. Indications aimed at tennis trainers, which focus on what particular training parameters should be adopted according to the level of the athlete to be trained, are instead absent. The main purpose of this dissertation is to identify the technical variables that influence forehand and serve strokes by comparing athletes of different gender, level (advanced, intermediate, beginners), and their performances after one year of programmed training. The comparison between adult players of different gender has shown that the main differences are related to the performance variables (ball and racquet speed) for both strokes. Such data are similar to those obtained in the tennis ball launch test, which is not influenced by any stroke techniques. Technical differences related to gender do not play a significant role, and they may be associated with the different interpretations of the single individuals. Performance variables present clear differences as far as the comparison involving athletes of various level is concerned. Such differences may be correlated with some technical differences that have been noticed in specific gestures. When serving, beginners tend to direct the dominant upper limb towards the target area by means of a greater shoulder abduction, and the center of their racquet is not aligned with the wrist, but it is positioned to the right of it. Moreover, their load on lower limbs, trunk and elbow is less intense. The following differences have been noticed as far as forehand stroke is concerned: a more extended upper limb position is always to be found in beginners; most advanced players reveal a more marked use of their trunk, particularly during the loading phase in torsion and lateral inclination movements. The other two groups, particularly beginner athletes, have greater difficulty in performing such preparatory actions. Improved performances have been noticed after one year of programmed training. Differences from the technical point of view have been noticed as well, and they may help explaining performance improvements as far as strokes are concerned. In the serve, the upper limb has a greater extension in order to hit the ball at the highest point possible. Particular improvement in torsion and lateral inclination movements has been noticed in forehand strokes. Therefore, the athlete progressively develops a correct technical execution. In conclusion, gender does not seem to determine significant differences from the technical point of view, which may explain difference as far as performance is concerned. As a result, performance is rather to be related to another factor, i.e., that of strength, whose training needs a specific program. The comparison between the athletes’ several levels and the effects of one year’s practice has led to the identification of technical variables that indicate significant differences between the experimental groups involved in this research. In order to perform more powerful strokes, advanced players use their whole body, and particularly their lower limbs, trunk and upper limb according to a more effective technique. Beginners mainly use their upper limb, while contributions of other body segments are less evident. After one year of activity, the subjects involved in the study could use their trunk and upper limb more effectively, and this may provide useful elements to explain performance improvement. It may be hypothesized that the correct use of the lower limbs requires either a longer learning period, or more specific training activities.
Books on the topic "Giochi sportivi"
Forcellese, Tito. L'Italia e i giochi olimpici: Un secolo di candidature : politica, istituzioni e diplomazia sportiva. Milano, Italy: FrancoAngeli, 2013.
Find full textLa narrazione sportiva: Comunicazione, giornalismo e gioco nella società di rete. Verona, Italy: QuiEdit, 2012.
Find full textSciortino, Aurelio. Il gioco e la parola: Metafore sportive nella letteratura italiana del '900. Pioppo (Palermo): La Zisa, 1994.
Find full text1958-, Bianchi Massimo, Martera Eugenio, and Setti Paolo, eds. Barcellona, 1981-1992: Trasformazioni urbane e realizzazioni sportive : XXV Giochi olimpici. Firenze: Alinea, 1991.
Find full textUme, Lily. Giochi Olimpici e Giappone: Come Ridurre I Livelli Di Stress, Essere Nel Qui e Ora e Liberare la Mente con la Meditazione, per una Performance Sportiva Efficace. Independently Published, 2021.
Find full textCreation, R. J. Diario Dimagrante Agenda Quotidiano Di Progressi Nella Perdita Di Peso in 90 Giorni: Diario Alimentare e Sportivo Da Completare Giorno per Giorno. Independently Published, 2022.
Find full textParadisi, Graziella. Sport Di Squadra e Potenziale Formativo : SocietÀ Sportive, Allenatori, Giovani Atleti e Genitori: Una Squadra Vincente Oltre e Nel Campo Da Gioco. Independently Published, 2019.
Find full textItalia, Mike Publishing. Diario Alimentare 90 Giorni - Versione 5: Agenda Giornaliera Da Compilare per Aiutarti a Perdere Peso Tenendo Traccia Dei Tuoi Progressi Alimentari e Sportivi. Non Dire Più Comincio Domani , Fallo Adesso! Independently Published, 2021.
Find full textWurz, Victoria. Ora, Non Domani! Diario Alimentare e Fitness 6 Mesi : 180 Giorni per Controllare l'alimentazione e l'attività Sportiva. Raggiungi la Forma Fisica Che Desideri: Controlla le Misure Del Corpo, il Peso e le Calorie. Agenda per Workout, Palestra e Trainings. Independently Published, 2020.
Find full textWurz, Victoria. Diario Alimentare e Fitness 3 Mesi : 90 Giorni per Controllare l'alimentazione e l'attività Sportiva Ogni Giorno. Raggiungi la Forma Fisica Che Vuoi: Controlla le Misure Del Corpo, il Peso e le Calorie. Agenda Settimanale per Workout, Palestra e Trainings. Independently Published, 2020.
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