The head of a youth soccer league wants your opinion about soccer head gear. A small, but vocal, group of parents want all children to wear head gear during the season. This would be very expensive and the chairman wants to know if it is worth the investment. He asks you to assess a team during two games, one with headgear on and one with them off. You are able to rent pressure strips for the team to wear around their heads. You are also able to rent a catapult system to monitor the athletes’ velocities during the contest. Ironically (or maybe because it is exam) every athlete gets a head contact in each game. The force of impact and the athletes’ velocity at the time were all recorded.
For reference what the head gear looks like:https://www.sportsunlimitedinc.com/gamebreaker-multi-sport-soft-shell-protective-headgear.html?Color=Royal&Size=XS&utm_source=adwords&utm_medium=pla&country=US&CID=PPC&gclid=Cj0KCQiAmKiQBhClARIsAKtSj-lgPljTEm69fR88WwH6PFYcxGY_cByt3ELO7X-VhnwJjMgBDxBa0YQaAhdsEALw_wcB
For reference of what the pressure strips would do:
https://www.tekscan.com/
Project:
A. Demonstration of background knowledge
1. What are problems with movement analysis that the coach needs to be aware of and will have to account for when doing this assessment? Is the 100hz (pressure sensor) and 25 hz (catapult system)data collection rate appropriate for this analysis? Why or why not. Explain why synchronization would be important between the two systems? Suggest how you could synchronize the two systems. What would be the pros, cons of these types of movement analysis.
2. Also provide summaries of other research that has looked into this issue:
3. Use appropriate statistics to provide an answer to the question of “Is it worth getting head gear for all soccer teams.”
4. Do the results surprise you or are they what was expected. Why or why not? What is your hypothesis of why the results are the way they are?
5. Could you have collectedother data to appropriately answer the question or would was this the best data to collect?
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