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Swimming analysts aid coaches and athletes in the decision-making by providing evidence-based recommendations. The aim of this narrative review was to report the best practices of swimming analysts that have been supporting high-performance athletes. It also aims to share how swimming analysts can translate applied research into practice. The role of the swimming analyst, as part of a holistic team supporting high-performance athletes, has been expanding and is needed to be distinguished from the job scope of a swimming researcher. As testing can be time-consuming, analysts must decide what to test and when to conduct the evaluation sessions. Swimming analysts engage in the modelling and forecast of the performance, that in short- and mid-term can help set races target-times, and in the long-term provide insights on talent and career development. Races can be analysed by manual, semi-automatic or fully automatic video analysis with single or multi-cameras set-ups. The qualitative and quantitative analyses of the swim strokes, start, turns, and finish are also part of the analyst job scope and associated with race performance goals. Land-based training is another task that can be assigned to analysts and aims to enhance the performance, prevent musculoskeletal injuries and monitor its risk factors.
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Analysis Biomechanist Performance Support staff Testing
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Barbosa, Tiago M.; Barbosa, Augusto Carvalho; Simbaña Escobar, David; Mullen, Gary John; Cossor, Jodi M.; Hodierne, Ryan; Arellano, Raúl; Mason, Bruce R. (2023). The role of the biomechanics analyst in swimming training and competition analysis. Sports Biomechanics. ISSN 1476-3141. 22:12, p. 1734-1751