1. Author name here for Edited books chapter 14 Analysis of Sport Performance 14 Analysis of Sport Performance chapter

2. Figure 14.1

3. Figure 14.2

4. Figure 14.3 Reprinted, by permission, from D. Knudson and C. Morrison, 2002, Qualitative analysis of human movement, 2nd ed. (Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics), 9.

5. Figure 14.4 Image courtesy of SiliconCOACH, Dunedin, New Zealand.

6. Figure 14.5 Image courtesy of SiliconCOACH, Dunedin, New Zealand.

7. Figure 14.6 Reprinted, by permission, from D. Knudson, 2000, “What can professionals qualitatively analyze?” Journal of Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance 71(2): 19-23.

8. Figure 14.7 Reprinted, by permission, from D. Knudson and C. Morrison, 2002, Qualitative analysis of human movement, 2nd ed. (Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics), 12.

9. Table 14.1

10. Figure 14.8 Photograph courtesy of Tom Rovis-Hermann from the Western Australian newspaper.

11. Figure 14.9

12. Figure 14.10

13. Figure 14.11 Adapted from R. Smith and W. Spinks, 1989, Matching technology to coaching needs: On water rowing analysis. In Proceedings of the VIIth International Symposium of the Society of Biomechanics in Sports, edited by W. Morrison (Melbourne, Australia: Footscray Institute of Technology Press), 277-287.

14. Figure 14.12 Adapted from F. Angst, H. Gerber, and E. Stussi, 1985, Physical and biomechanical foundations of the rowing motion. Paper presented at the Olympic Solidarity Seminar. 10-11, Canberra, Australia.

15. Figure 14.13

16. Figure 14.14

17. Figure 14.15 Adapted from J. Bloomfield, P. Fricker, and K. Fitch. 1992. Textbook of science and medicine in sport (Melbourne, Australia: Blackwell Scientific Publications), 50-61.

18. Figure 14.16 Reprinted, by permission, from D. Lloyd, T. Buchanan, and T. Besier, 2005, “Neuromuscular biomechanical modeling to understand knee ligament loading,” Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 37: 1939- 1947.