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Notational analysis is the systematic recording and examination of events that occur in a sporting contest, helping to develop a reliable performance profile.

Scouting reports collect information on potential new players or teams, evaluating talent, potential, and fit within a team's strategy.

Qualitative analysis looks beyond numbers to interpret aspects of performance that require subjective assessment, such as teamwork and psychological factors.

Video analysis involves recording and reviewing footage of an athlete or team to assess performance, strategies, and techniques. It's widely used for tactical assessments and skill improvements.

Statistical analysis utilizes data to quantify player or team performance across different metrics. It helps in objective decision making based on performance statistics.

Time-motion analysis details how athletes distribute their time and movements across different activities during competition, crucial for conditioning and game strategy.

Performance profiling creates a detailed analysis of an athlete’s skills, abilities, and psychological readiness, offering a complete picture for targeted improvements.

Skills assessment quantifies and analyses specific technical aspects of an athlete's performance to identify areas for skill development.

Biomechanical analysis assesses the physical movements of athletes, with applications in injury prevention and technique refinement.

Workload monitoring involves tracking the amount of physical strain and exertion athletes undergo in training and competition to prevent injuries.

Physiological analysis examines the physical responses of athletes during performance, such as heart rate or VO2 max, to inform training and recovery.

Match analysis studies performance during competition to identify key moments and patterns that affected the outcome, aiding in strategy formulation.

Goal setting uses performance analysis to establish objectives that are Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound (SMART) to motivate and guide athletes.

Opponent analysis scrutinizes the strengths, weaknesses, and strategies of competitors to give athletes a competitive edge.