| 英文摘要 |
Purpose: This study aimed to observe and analyze two representative matches from the 2023 Asian Women's Volleyball Championship, specifically ''Vietnam vs. South Korea'' and ''Thailand vs. Japan,'' to investigate the offensive tactical applications, scoring efficiency, and back-row tactical setups of these four teams. Methods: Matches were recorded using high-speed cameras, events were documented using Dartfish software, and descriptive statistics and data analysis were conducted with Excel software. Results: The findings revealed that Thailand demonstrated balanced offensive tactical distribution and high success rates in quick attacks, while Japan increased the proportion of second-position attacks during critical points. Vietnam effectively utilized time-delay offensive strategies, and South Korea favored second- and fourth-position attacks during crucial moments. Regarding back-row attacks, Japan and Vietnam emphasized powerful attacks from the sixth position. Discussion: This study highlights the offensive tactical strategies employed by these teams during different stages of competition, providing insights into recent trends in offensive development in Asian women's volleyball. The results aim to assist domestic coaches and athletes in formulating relevant tactical training and decision-making strategies to enhance players' competitive performance. |