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Differences between indexes in situation efficiency of recreational table tennis players in two different seasons

For players' situational performance analysis, the basic and most useful indicator of game quality is precisely the result achieved in a particular sports competition. The basic aim of the research is to question to what extent indexes directly derived from the results of individual table tennis games can distinguish between table tennis players at different league levels, during two different years. The final sample comprised 1597 table tennis players competing in various recreational table tennis leagues in SOKAZ, during two championships in 2006 (803 players) and two championships in 2007 (794 players), playing in leagues ranging from 1 to 20. Indexes of efficacy for an individual in table tennis competition were defined. We found that there was a significant difference in the indexes of efficiency, according to the league level in the table tennis championships (relative competition success is not approximately the same). We found that there was a significant difference in the indexes of efficiency, according to the year of competition in the table tennis championships (relative competition success is different in 2006, compared with 2007). We found that there were no differences in the indexes of efficiency according to the interaction of the two factors: year of competition and league level in the table tennis championships (relative competition success is approximately the same).

table tennis; analysis; competition; differences; indexes

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