CURRICULUM VITAE
NAME: Michael David HUGHES
STATUS: Visiting Professor in Performance Analysis
UNIVERSITY: Middlesex University, London, UK
Visiting Professor at Middlesex University; NTU Nottingham,UK; OvG, Magdeburg, Germany; Zagreb, Croatia; WHU, Hungary; University of California, Berkeley, USA and Edith Cowan University, Perth, Australia.
Emeritus Professor: UWIC, Cardiff
1. PREVIOUS RESPONSIBILITIES
MSc in Performance Analysis of Sport
Notational Analysis of Performance in Sport and Coaching
Notational Analysis of Performance – Modelling, Performance Profiling and
Advanced Sports Analysis
Notational Analysis of Performance – Using computerised systems to create visual
Notational Analysis
Statistics (Advanced)
Coaching Science (Notational Analysis)
Sports Technology (Level 2) - Performance Analysis
Sports Technology (Level 3) - Performance Analysis – Computerised Notation
Sports Technology (Level 3) - Performance Analysis – Current Technology
Squash Coaching Course(s) (Level 2 and 3)
Research Methods (Level 3)
Research Methods (Level 2)
Squash Coaching Course(s) (Level 2 and 3)
2. HIGHER EDUCATION
ManchesterUniversity
Department of Fluid Mechanics 1963 - 1970
B.Sc. (1st Class, Hons) in Aeronautical Engineering 1966
Ph.D. (Low Speed, Unsteady Flow in Tubes) 1970
On arriving at UWIC, I designed and delivered Notational Analysis courses at levels 2,3 and 4 for the then BA HMS degree and Masters’ programme. At that time there were 3 or 4 dissertations per year in notational analysis, this grew to 12, five years ago, now this has mushroomed to 52 this year. I have supervised as many as 31 directly myself, I managed 8 members of staff to supervise the others; I also supervised MSc dissertations. As the School changed the degree structures I have amended and improved the appropriate elements of these courses to keep pace with the developments in the field in both theory and software and hardware design. This required redesigning modules as the School redefined its degree structure, meeting the appropriate learning demands of each vocational area.
I have pioneered different forms of assessment over the last 20 years, always changing the demands on the student presentations to sustain their interest and challenge them. These have included using submissions of:- flowcharts, programmes, scientific posters, oral presentations, Powerpoint presentations, experimental essays, database evaluations and the critical appraisal of systematic analysis.
Because of recent rapid growth in developments in theory and practise, and the burgeoning employment structures in notational analysis by NGB’s, Institutes of Sport, professional clubs and athletes, I designed an M.Sc. in Performance Analysis at UWIC, this was the first one in the world and has attracted a great deal of attention from analysts and academics all over the world. It started in September 2003. I was Course Director until I retired in 2009.
I designed and pioneered the idea of an International Masters in Performance analysis of Sport (IMPAS), bringing together the Universities of Magdeburg, Valencia and UWIC to deliver a joint programme that enabled the students to experience 2 taught modules at each university and then return to their university of registration for their dissertation and work experience. NTU, Nottingham replaced UWIC in 2009.
I have also been working with Prof. Nic James to develop an M.Sc. in Performance Analysis at Middlesex University – this started in September 2011. We are currently working on another IMPAS course – possibly with the Universities of Zagreb and Ljubljana. Discussions are under way for an Intercontinental M.Sc. in Performance Analysis with the Universities of Berkeley, California, UBC, Vancouver, Middlesex, UK and Edith Cowan, Perth, Australia.
5. RESEARCH INTERESTS
1982 – 1984 Biomechanics Study Group
1984- 2002 British Association of Sport Sciences (and BASES later)
1988- 2002 Computer Users in Sport Science
1992- 2006 Chairperson of the International Society of Performance (Notational) Analysis
1995 - 2006 Chairperson of the Scientific Committee of the International of
Society of Performance Analysis of Sport (ISPAS)
1999 - 2002 Member of the British Olympic Association Steering Committee for
Performance Analysis
2000 - Registered with the British Olympic Association as a Performance Analyst
with elite performers
2000 - Registered as an Expert with Sport England for the World Class Performance
Plans
2001 Applied for accreditation to BASES as a Notational Analyst.
2002 - Accredited by BASES as a ‘Sport and Exercise Scientist’
2003 - 2006 Elected a Director of the General Committee for the Computer in Sports
Science Society (Chair: Prof Jurgen Perl, Mainz; Sec: Prof Arnold Baca,
Vienna)
2006 - Elected President of the International Society of Performance Analysis
7. CONSULTANCIES
Performance analyst to the Squash Rackets Association (1999 - 2001 – £40,000 p.a.)
8. GRANTS
9. ORGANISATION OF CONFERENCE AND WORKSHOPS
1987 First World Congress of Science and Football - Liverpool Polytechnic.
1988 The Sports Science of Squash - Liverpool Polytechnic.
1990 Biomechanics and Sports Medicine of Swimming - Liverpool Polytechnic
1992 Workshop in Notational Analysis of Sport - LiverpoolJohnMooresUniversity.
1992 First World Congress of Notational Analysis of Sport, Liverpool J.M.U.
1993 First World Congress of the Science of Racket Sports, Liverpool J.M.U.
1994 Second World Congress of Notational Analysis of Sport, Cardiff Institute of Higher Education.
1995 Third World Congress of Science and Football, Cardiff Institute of Higher Education.
1996 Third World Congress of Notational Analysis of Sport, Antalya, Turkey.
1997 Second World Congress of the Science of Racket Sports, Lilleshall.
1998 Fourth World Congress of Notational Analysis of Sport, Porto, Portugal.
2001 ‘pass.com’ - 3rd International Symposium of Computer Science in Sport, and the 5th World Congress of Performance Analysis of Sport. Cardiff.
2004 Sixth World Congress of Notational Analysis of Sport, Belfast, N.Ireland.
2006 First International Workshop of Performance Analysis,International Society of Performance Analysis of Sport (ISPAS), Cardiff, January.
2006 Seventh World Congress of Notational Analysis of Sport, Szombathely, Hungary.
2006 First Annual Christmas School of Research Methods. Szombathely, Hungary, December.
2007 Second Annual Christmas School of Research Methods. Szombathely, Hungary, December.
2008 Second International Workshop of Performance Analysis,International Society of Performance Analysis of Sport (ISPAS), Leeds, January.
2008 Eighth World Congress of Notational Analysis of Sport, Magdeburg, Germany, August.
2008 Third Annual Christmas School of Research Methods. Szombathely, Hungary, December.
2009 5th INSHS Meeting, UWIC, Cardiff, January.
2009 Fourth Annual Christmas School of Research Methods. Szombathely, Hungary, December.
2010 Fifth Annual Christmas School of Research Methods. Szombathely, Hungary, December.
2011 Sixth Annual Christmas School of Research Methods. Szombathely, Hungary, December.
I am also a member on the Scientific Committees for the World Commission for Sports Science for the Steering Groups for Football and for Racket Sports, these groups are also responsible for the respective world conferences.
10. BOOKS
Dancs, H., Hughes, M. and O’Donoghue, P. (eds) (2006). Abstracts from Notational Analysis of Sport - VII , Cardiff : UWIC. ISBN: 1 901288 00 11 (178 pages).
Dancs, H., Hughes, M. and O’Donoghue, P. (eds) (2006). Notational Analysis of Sport - VII , Cardiff : UWIC. ISBN: 1 901288 00 10 (675 pages).
Hughes, M.D. (ed) (1996). Notational Analysis of Sport - I and II, Cardiff : UWIC. ISBN: 1 901288 00 5 (288 pages).
Hughes, M.D. (ed) (2000). Notational Analysis of Sport - III , Cardiff : UWIC. ISBN: 1 901288 00 6 (285 pages).
Hughes, M.D. (2008). Basics of Performance Analysis. Szombathely: BDFCollege.
Hughes, M.D. and Franks, I.M. (1997). Notational Analysis of Sport. London: E. and F.N. Spon. ISBN: 1 419 18010 9 (216 pages).
Hughes, M.D. and Franks, I.M. (2004). Notational Analysis of Sport 2nd Edition – better systems for improving coaching and performance. London: E. and F.N. Spon. ISBN NO: 0-415-29004-x (304 pages)
Hughes, M.D. and Franks, I.M. (2008). Essentials of Performance Analysis. London: E. and F.N. Spon.
Hughes, M.D. and Franks, I.M. (2001). pass.com. Cardiff : UWIC. ISBN: 1 901288 00 8 (395 pages).
Hughes, M. and Tavares, F. (eds) (2001). Notational Analysis of Sport - IV , Porto: Faculty of Sports Sciences and Education. ISBN: 972-8687-01-x (267 pages).
Hughes, M., Lipoma, M. and Sibilio, M. (eds) (2009). La Performance Analysis, Elementi di base e aspetti applicativi in campo educativo e integrativo. Milano, Italy : FrancoAngeli. (532 pages).
Hughes, M.D., Dancs, H. and Nagyvaradi, K. (2009). Research in Sport Science. Szombathely: BDF College. ISBN: 1 901288 00 13 (343 pages).
Hughes, M.D., Franks, I.M., Dancs, H. and Sporis, G. (2009). A Handbook ofPerformance Analysis of Soccer. Zagreb: Croatian F.A. (355 pages).
Hughes, M.D., Dancs, H. and Nagyvaradi, K., Polgar, T., James, N., Sporis, G. And Vuckovic, G. (2010). Research Methods and Performance Analysis. Szombathely:WHU
., K. and Hughes, M. (eds.) (2007). An Introduction to Coaching. London: Routledge.
Lees, A., Maynard, I., Hughes, M. and Reilly, T. (eds) (1998). Science and Racket Sports II.London: E. and F.N. Spon.
O’Donoghue, P. and Hughes, M. (eds) (2004). Notational Analysis of Sport - VI , Cardiff : UWIC. ISBN: 1 901288 00 9 (266 pages)
Reilly, T., Hughes, M. and Lees, A. (eds) (1993) Science and Racket Sports I, London: E. and F. Spon.
Reilly, T., Bangsbo, J. and Hughes, M. (eds) (1997). Science and Football III. London: E. and F.N. Spon. ISBN NO:0 419 22160 3 (339 pages).
11. CHAPTERS IN BOOKS
Hughes, M.D. (1996). Notational Analysis. In T. Reilly (ed) Science and Soccer.London: E. and F.N. Spon, pp. 343-362. ISBN NO: 0 419 18880 0 (392 pages).
Hughes, M.D. (2004). Notational Analysis of Soccer. In T. Reilly (ed) Science and Soccer II.London: E. and F.N. Spon, pp. 245 – 264. ISBN NO: 0 415-26231-3 (332 pages).
Hughes, M.D. (2005). Notational Analysis. In Gratton and C. G. Rolf (eds.) Encyclopaedia of International Sports Studies. London: Routledge.
Hughes, M.D. (2007). Notational Analysis and Coaching. In An Introduction to Coaching. London: Routledge.
Hughes, M.D. and James, N. (2007). The role of notational analysis in coaching of soccer. In M. Hughes (ed.) Basics of Performance Analysis. Szombathely: BDF College, pp. 256-302.
Hughes, M.D. and James, N. (2007). Notational Analysis of Soccer. In M. Hughes (ed.) Basics of Performance Analysis. Szombathely: BDF College, pp. 217-256.
Hughes, M.D. and James, N. (2009). The development of notational analysis of soccer. In M. Hughes, I.M. Franks, H. Dancs and G. Sporis(eds). (2009). A Handbook ofPerformance Analysis of Soccer. Zagreb: Croatian F.A. pp. 29 – 50.
Hughes, M.D. and James, N. (2009). Applied analysis of soccer. In M. Hughes, I.M. Franks, H. Dancs and G. Sporis (eds). (2009). A Handbook ofPerformance Analysis of Soccer. Zagreb: Croatian F.A. pp. 108 – 121.
Hughes, M.D. and James, N. (2009). Analisi notazionale per il calcio. In M. Hughes, M. Lipoma and M. Sibilio (eds). La Performance Analysis, Elementi di base e aspetti applicativi in campo educativo e integrativo. Milano, Italy : FrancoAngeli, pp. 175 – 206.
Hughes, M.D. and James, N. (2009). Il ruolo dell’analisi notazionale nell’allenamento del calico. In M. Hughes, M. Lipoma and M. Sibilio (eds) La Performance Analysis, Elementi di base e aspetti applicativi in campo educativo e integrativo. Milano, Italy : FrancoAngeli, pp. 207 – 246.
12. JOURNALS
Review articles for the Journal of Sports Science. and many other sports journals
Member of the Editorial Board of the International Journal of Kinesiology, (Zagreb), International Journal of Health and Exercise Science (Alicante), International Journal of Computers in Sport Science (China).
Founded the first journal in performance analysis (2001) – the International e-Journal of Performance Analysis of Sport (eIJPAS) and was the General Editor until September 2006, the editorial panel consists of 12 top sports scientists from all over the world. This is managed by the Centre for Performance Analysis, UWIC.
13. PUBLICATIONS
Seeking peer review publications has not been a high priority of mine. Because of the lack of a recognised and accepted forum for the publication of research in notational analysis, I have focused my energy more on developing and providing such a forum, through conferences, editing proceedings and more lately driving the International e-journal, thus enabling other researchers in the area an avenue of progress. Fortunately this process has attracted some recognition and acceptance for the subject area as a discipline.
Choi, H., O’Donoghue, P. and Hughes, M. (2007). An investigation of inter-operator reliability tests for real-time analysis system. eIJPAS (International Journal of Performance Analysis Sport (Electronic), 7, 1, 49-61.
Cooper, S-M., Hughes, M., O’Donoghue, P. and Nevill, A.M. (2007). A simple statistical method for assessing the reliability of data entered into sport performance analysis
systems. eIJPAS (International Journal of Performance Analysis Sport (Electronic), 7, 1, 87 – 109.
Eaves, S. and Hughes, M. (2003). Patterns of play of international rugby union teams before and after the introduction of professional status. eIJPAS (International Journal of Performance Analysis Sport (Electronic), 3, 2, 103 - 111.
Eaves, S., Hughes, M. and Lamb, K. (2005). The consequences of the introduction of professional playing status on game action variables in international northern hemisphere rugby union football. eIJPAS (International Journal of Performance Analysis Sport (Electronic), 5, 2, 58 – 86.
Fenwick, B., Hughes, M. and Murray, M. (2006). Expanding normative profiles of elite squash players using momentum of winners and errors.eIJPAS International Journal of Performance Analysis Sport (Electronic), 6 (1), 161 – 171.
Hughes, M.D. (1985). A comparison of the patterns of play in squash. In: I.D. Brown, R. Goldsmith, K. Coobes and M.A. Sinclair (Eds.), International Ergonomics, 139-141, London: Taylor and Francis.
Hughes, M.D. (1995) Using notational analysis to create a more exciting scoring system for squash. in: G. Atkinson and T.Reilly (Eds) Sport, Leisure and Ergonomics, London: E. and F. N. Spon., 243-247.
Hughes, M. D. (2002). From analysis to coaching. In D. Milanovic and F. Prot (eds.) Kinesiology : New Perspectives. Zagreb: Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, pp. 30 – 53.
Hughes, M.D. (2004a). Performance Analysis – a 2004 perspective.EIJPAS, International Journal of Performance Analysis Sport (Electronic), 4, 1, 103 - 109.
Hughes, M.D. (2004b). Performance Analysis – a mathematical perspective.EIJPAS, International Journal of Performance Analysis Sport (Electronic), 4, 2, 97 - 139.
Hughes, M. and Bartlett, R.(2002). Editorial – Special edition on performance analysis. Journal of Sports Science, 20, 735 – 737.
Hughes, M. and Bartlett, R.(2002). The use of performance indicators in performance analysis. Journal of Sports Science 20, 739 – 754.
Hughes, M. and Clarke, A.(1994) Computerised notational analysis of the effects of the law changes upon patterns of play of international teams in rugby union. Journal of Sports Science, 12, 2, 181.
Hughes, M. and Crowley, A. (2001). Success in sports acrobatics as a function of complexity of skills and time. J.H.M.S. , 40, 161 – 170.
Hughes, M. and Daniel, R. (2003). Playing patterns of elite and non-elite volleyball. eIJPAS International Journal of Performance Analysis Sport (Electronic), 3, 1, 50 – 56.
Hughes, M.D. and Franks, I.M. (1991) A time-motion analysis of squash players using a mixed-image video tracking system. Ergonomics, 37, 23-29.
Hughes, M.D. and Franks, I.M. (2005) Possession length and goal-scoring in soccer. Journal of Sport Sciences, 23, 509 - 514.
Hughes, M. and Meyers, R. (2005). Movement patterns in elite men's singles tennis. eIJPAS International Journal of Performance Analysis Sport (Electronic), 5, 2, 110 – 134.
Hughes, M. and Sykes, I.(1994) Computerised notational analysis of the effects of the law changes in soccer upon patterns of play. Journal of Sport Sciences, 12, 1, 180.
Hughes, M. and Wells, J. (2002) Analysis of penalties taken in shoot-outs. eIJPAS International Journal of Performance Analysis Sport (Electronic), 2, 55 - 72.
Hughes, M.D. and Williams, D. (1988) The development and application of a computerised Rugby Union notation system. Journal of Sports Sciences, 6, 254-255.
Hughes, M., Cooper, S-M. and Nevill, A. (2002) Analysis procedures for non-parametric data from performance analysis. EIJPAS International Journal of Performance Analysis Sport (Electronic), 2, 6 – 20.
Hughes, M., Evans, S. and Wells, J. (2001). Establishing normative profiles in performance analysis. eIJPAS, 1, 4 – 27.
Hughes, M., Fenwick, B. and Murray, S. (2006). Expanding normative profiles of elite squash players using momentum of winners and errors. EIJPAS International Journal of Performance Analysis Sport (Electronic), 6, 1, 145 – 154.
Hughes, M., Franks, L.M. and Nagelkerke, P. (1989). A video system for the quantitative motion analysis of athletes in competitive sport. Journal of Human Movement Studies, 17, 212-227.
Hughes, M., Hughes, M. T. and Behan, H. (2007). The evolution of computerised notational analysis through the example of racket sports. International Journal of Sports Science and Engineering, 1, 3-28.
Hughes, M., Robertson, K. and Nicholson, A. (1988). An Analysis of 1984 World Cup of Association Football. In Science and Football (edited by T. Reilly, A. Lees, K. Davids and W. Murphy), pp. 363-367. London: EandFN Spon.
Hughes, M. D., Wells, J. and Matthews, C. (2000). Performance profiles at recreational, county and elite levels of women’s squash. Journal of Human Movement Studies, 39, 85-104.
Hughes, M., Cooper, S-M., Nevill, A. and Brown, S. (2003). An example of reliability testing and profiling using non-parametric data from performance analysis. International Journal of Computers in Sport Science, 2, 34 – 56.
Hughes, M., Dawkins, N., David, R. and Mills, J. (1997). The perturbation effect and goal opportunities in soccer. Journal of Sports Science., 16, 20.
Hughes, M. T. and Hughes, M.D. (2005). The evolution of computerised notational analysis through the example of squash. International Journal of Computers in Sport Science, 4, 5 – 20.
Lewis, M. and Hughes, M.D. (1988) Attacking play in the 1986 World Cup of Association Football. Journal of Sport Science, 6, 169
Liebermann, D.G., McClements, J., Katz, L., Franks, I.M. and Hughes, M. (2002). Advances in the application of information technology to sport performance. Journal of Sports Science, 20, 755 - 769.
McGarry, T., Anderson, D., Hughes, M. and Franks, I.M. (2002). Sport competition as a dynamical self-organizing system. Journal of Sports Science. 20, 771 – 781.
Nevill, A., Atkinson, G. and Hughes, M. (2008). Twenty five years of sports performance research in the Journal of Sports Science. Journal of Sports Science, 26, 413 – 426.
Nevill, A., Atkinson, G., Hughes, M. and Cooper, S-M. (2002). Statistical methods for analysing discrete, categorical data recorded in sport performance and notation analyses. Journal of Sports Science, 20, 829 - 844.
Palmer, M., Hughes. M., and Borrie, A. (1994). A Comparative Study of Centre Pass Patterns of Play of Successful and Non Successful International Netball Teams. Journal of Sport Sciences, 12, 181.
Vučković, G., Perš, J., James, N. and Hughes, M. (in press). Measurement error associated with the SAGIT/Squash computer tracking software. European Journal of Sports Sciences.
Vučković, G., Perš, J., James, N. and Hughes, M. (2009). Tactical use of the T area in squash by players of differing standard. Journal of Sports Sciences,27, 8, 863-871.
Williams, J., Hughes, M. and O'Donoghue, P. (2005). The effect of rule changes on match and ball in play time in rugby union. EIJPAS International Journal of Performance Analysis Sport (Electronic), 5, 3, 1 – 11.
Williams, J. J., Hughes, M., O’Donoguhe. P. and Davies, G. (2007). A reliability study of a Real-Time and Lapsed-Time application for rugby union. . eIJPAS (International Journal of Performance Analysis Sport (Electronic), 7, 1, 80-86.
OTHER MAJOR PUBLICATIONS
Allen, P., Wells, J. and Hughes, M. (2001). Performance profiles of elite under 17 and under 19 male juniors. In (eds. M. Hughes and I.M. Franks)pass.com, Cardiff: CPA, UWIC, pp. 203-212.
Brown, D. and Hughes, M. (1993). The effectiveness of quantitative and qualitative feedback in improving performance in squash. In: T. Reilly and M. Hughes (Eds.), Science of Racket Sports I, London: E. and F. Spon.
Brown, S. and Hughes, M. (2004). The attacking playing patterns in offensive areas of European, South American, African and Asian teams in the 2002 World Cup for association football.. In: Performance Analysis of Sport VI (edited by Peter O’ Donoghue and Mike Hughes), pp. 92 - 102. Cardiff: UWIC.
Choi, H. and Hughes, M. (2006). A study of formations and roles of gender between winning and losing team in an international level of mixed double badmintons. In Dancs, H., Hughes, M. and O’Donoghue, P. (eds) Notational Analysis of Sport - VII , Cardiff : UWIC, pp. 594 – 601.
Choi, H., O’Donoghue, P., Reed, D. and Hughes, M. (2006). A study of team performance indicators by separated time scale using a real-time analysis technique within English national basketball league. In Dancs, H., Hughes, M. and O’Donoghue, P. (eds) Notational Analysis of Sport - VII , Cardiff : UWIC, pp. 125 – 128.
Choi, H., O’Donoghue, P. and Hughes, M. (2006). The valid numbers of performance indicators for real-time analysis using prediction models within men singles in 2005 Wimbledon Tennis Championship. In Dancs, H., Hughes, M. and O’Donoghue, P. (eds) Notational Analysis of Sport - VII , Cardiff : UWIC, pp. 207 – 213.
Choi, H., O’Donoghue, P. and Hughes, M. (2006). A comparison of whole match and individual set data in order to identify valid performance indicators for real-time feedback in men’s single tennis matches. In Science and Racket Sports IV. (edited by A. Lees, J.-F. Kahn and I. Maynard), (In press). London: E and F. N. Spon.
Choi, H., Kim, J., Kim, J., Hong S. and Hughes, M. (2006). A study of valid contents for an evaluation of team performance in Soccer. In Dancs, H., Hughes, M. and O’Donoghue, P. (eds) Notational Analysis of Sport - VII , Cardiff : UWIC, pp. 92 – 99.
Church, S. and Hughes, M.D. (1987). Computerised analysis of patterns of play in Association Football. In: T. Reilly, K. Davids and W.J. Murphy (Eds.), Science and Football, London: E and F Spon.
Cooper, S-M. ,Hughes, M. D. and Nevill, A. M. (2003) A statistical method for assessing the reliability of data entered into sports performance analysis systems. Presentation at the ECSS, Salzburg, July.
Csataljay, G., Hughes, M., James, N. and Dancs, H. (2010). Pace as an influencing factor in basketball. In Hughes, M.D., Dancs, H. and Nagyvaradi, K., Polgar, T., James, N., Sporis, G. And Vuckovic, G. (eds.). Research Methods and Performance Analysis. Szombathely:WHU, pp. 178 – 187.
Csataljay, G., Hughes, M., James, N. and Dancs, H. (2012).Performance differences between winning and losing basketball teams during close, balanced and unbalanced quarters. Journal of Human Sport and Exercise, 7, 356-364.
Davies, G., Fuller, A., Hughes, M.T., Murray, S., Hughes M.D. and James, N. (2008). Momentum of perturbations in elite squash. In A. Hoekelmann and M. Brummond (eds.) Performance Analysis of Sport VIII, Magdeburg : School of Sport, Otto von Guericke Universitat, pp. 77 - 97.
Duckenfield ,K. and Hughes, M. (2002). Notational analysis of elite level 400m runners. In (eds. M. Hughes and I.M. Franks) pass.com, Cardiff: CPA, UWIC, pp. 384 – 392.
Fleig , G. and Hughes, M. (2004). Counter attacks in the 2002 World Cup for association football. In: Performnce Analysis of Sport VI (edited by Pete O’ Donoghue and Mike Hughes), pp. 103 - 112. Cardiff: UWIC.
Hook, C. and Hughes, M. (2002). Patterns of play leading to shots in ‘Euro 2000’. In (eds. M. Hughes and I.M. Franks) pass.com, Cardiff: CPA, UWIC, pp. 295 – 302.
Hughes, M.D. (1985). Patterns of squash at higher competitive levels. Proceedings of British Association of Sport and Science Conference, Chichester.
Hughes, M.D. (1987). A review of patterns of play in squash. In: J. Watkins, T. Reilly and L. Burwitz (Eds.), Sports Science, London: E. and F. Spon.
Hughes, M.D. (1993). Notational analysis in football. In: T. Reilly et al (Eds.), Science and Football II, London: E. and F. Spon.
Hughes, M.D. (1995). Notational analysis of racket sports. In: T. Reilly and M.Hughes (Eds.), Science and Racket Sports I, London: E. and F. Spon.
Hughes, M.D. (1996). Computerised notation systems in sport. In M.D. Hughes (ed) Notational Analysis of Sport - I and II, Cardiff : UWIC, pp. 27-43.
Hughes, M.D. (2000). Do perturbations exist in soccer? In M.D. Hughes (ed) Notational Analysis of Sport - III, Cardiff : UWIC, pp. 16-24.
Hughes, M.D. (1998). Notational analysis of racket sports. In A. Lees, I. Maynard, M. Hughes and T. Reilly (eds) Science and Racket Sports II. London: E. and F.N. Spon, pp.211-220
Hughes, M. (2001). Perturbations and critical incidents in soccer. In M.Hughes and F.Tavares (eds) Notational Analysis of Sport IV, Porto: Faculty of Sports Sciences and Education, pp. 23 – 32.
Hughes, M. (2001). From analysis to coaching – the need for objective feedback. UKSI Website: www.uksi.com, November.
Hughes, M. (2002). Analysing patterns of play in soccer and other team sports. UKSI Website: www.uksi.com, January.
Hughes, M. (2002). Using analysis to examine rule changes and game structures in individual racket sports. UKSI Website: www.uksi.com, July.
Hughes, M. (2002). How to develop a notation system. UKSI Website: www.uksi.com, September.
Hughes, M. (2010). The future of Performance Analysis. In Hughes, M.D., Dancs, H. and Nagyvaradi, K., Polgar, T., James, N., Sporis, G. And Vuckovic, G. (eds.). Research Methods and Performance Analysis. Szombathely:WHU, pp. 236 – 246.
Hughes, M. and Bell, K. (2001). Performance profiling in cricket. In M.Hughes and F.Tavares (eds) Notational Analysis of Sport IV, Porto: Faculty of Sports Sciences and Education, pp. 176 – 183.
Hughes, M. and Blunt, R.(2001). Work-rate of rugby union referees. In M.Hughes and F.Tavares (eds) Notational Analysis of Sport IV, Porto: Faculty of Sports Sciences and Education, pp. 184 – 190.
Hughes, M.D. and Churchill, S. (2005). Attacking profiles of successful and unsuccessful teams in Copa America 2001. In: T. Reilly, J. Cabri and D. Araujo (Eds.), Science and Football V, London: E. and F. Spon, pp. 219 - 224.
Hughes, M. and Clarke, S. (1995) Surface effect on patterns of play of elite tennis players. In: T. Reilly, M Hughes and A Lees(Eds), Science and Racket Sports, London E. and F. N. Spon, pp. 272-278.
Hughes, M.D. and Hill, J. (1996). An analysis of referees in the men's Rugby Union World Cup, 1991. In M.D. Hughes (ed) Notational Analysis of Sport - I and II, Cardiff : UWIC, pp. 161-167.
Japheth, A. and Hughes, M. (2001). The playing patterns of France and their opponents in the World Cup for association football, 1998, and the Championships, 2000. . In (eds. M. Hughes and I.M. Franks) pass.com, Cardiff: CPA, UWIC, pp. 277 – 284.
Hughes, M.D. and Jones, R. (2005). Patterns of play of successful and unsuccessful teams in men’s 7-a-side rugby. In: T. Reilly, J. Cabri and D. Araujo (Eds.), Science and Football V, London: E. and F. Spon, pp. 247 – 252.
Hughes, M. and Knight, P. (1993). A comparison of playing patterns of elite squash players, using English scoring to point per rally scoring. In: T. Reilly and M. Hughes (Eds.) Science and Racket Sports, London: E. and F. Spon, pp.
Hughes, M.D. and Lillywhite, G. (2000). A comparison of forward performance profiles in the 1991 and 1995 rugby union World Cups. In M.D. Hughes (ed) Notational Analysis of Sport - III, Cardiff : UWIC, pp. 207- 219.
Hughes, M. and Moore, P. (1998). Movement Analysis of Elite Level Male Serve and Volley Tennis Players. In A. Lees, I. Maynard, M. Hughes and T. Reilly (eds) Science and Racket Sports II. London: E. and F.N. Spon, pp. 254-259.
Hughes, M. and Murray, S. (2002). Performance profiling in squash and other individual sports. UKSI Website: www.uksi.com, March.
Hughes, M. and Probert, G. (2006). A technical analysis of elite male soccer players by position and success. . In Dancs, H., Hughes, M. and O’Donoghue, P. (eds) Notational Analysis of Sport - VII , Cardiff : UWIC, pp. 76 – 91.
Hughes, M. and Robertson, C. (1998). Using computerised notational analysis to create a template for elite squash and its subsequent use in designing hand notation systems for player development. In A. Lees, I. Maynard, M. Hughes and T. Reilly (eds) Science and Racket Sports II. London: E. and F.N. Spon, pp. 227-234.
Hughes, M. and Snook, N. (2006). Effectiveness of attacking play in the 2004 European Championships. In Dancs, H., Hughes, M. and O’Donoghue, P. (eds) Notational Analysis of Sport - VII , Cardiff : UWIC, pp. 46 – 62.
Hughes, M. and Taylor, M. (1998). A comparison of patterns of play between the top under 18 junior tennis players in Britain and the rest of the world. In Science and Racket Sports II. (edited by A. Lees, I. Maynard, M. Hughes and T. Reilly), pp. 260 – 264. London: E and FN Spon.
Hughes, M. and Tutton, A. (2004).Patterns of play of elite female badminton players. In Science and Racket Sports III. (edited by A. Lees, J.-F. Kahn and I. Maynard), pp. 190 - 195. London: E and FN Spon.
Hughes, M. and Webber, G. (2001). Case study of the performance of an elite squash coach. In (eds. M. Hughes and I.M. Franks) pass.com, Cardiff: CPA, UWIC, pp.153 – 174.
Hughes, M.D. and White, P. (1996). An analysis of forward play in the men's Rugby Union World Cup, 1991. In M.D. Hughes (ed) Notational Analysis of Sport - I and II, Cardiff : UWIC, pp. 183-193.
Hughes, M. and Williams, J. (2002). Using analysis to examine rule changes and game structures in team sports. UKSI Website: www.uksi.com, May.
Hughes, M. and Wooster, B. (2001). The playing patterns ensuing from the distribution of goalkeepers. In (eds. M. Hughes and I.M. Franks) pass.com, Cardiff: CPA, UWIC, pp.317 - 326.
Hughes, M.D., Adair, S. and Beeston, D. (2000). Midfield and defensive performance profiles in the 1994 World Cup for soccer. In M.D. Hughes (ed) Notational Analysis of Sport - III, Cardiff : UWIC, pp. 129-141.
Hughes, M., Dawkins, N. and David, R. (2000). Perturbation effect in soccer. Notational Analysis of Sport III, Cardiff: CPA, UWIC, pp. 1-14.
Hughes, M., Dawkins, N., and Langridge, C. (2000). Perturbations not leading to shots in soccer. In M.Hughes (ed.) Notational Analysis of Sport III, Cardiff: CPA, UWIC, pp. 108 -116.
Hughes, M., Hughes, M. T. and Behan, H. (2006). The evolution of computerised notational analysis through the example of racket sports. In Science and Racket Sports IV. (edited by A. Lees, J.-F. Kahn and I. Maynard), (In press). London: E and F. N. Spon.
Hughes, M.D., Kitchen, S. and Horobin, A. (1996). An analysis of women's international rugby union. In M.D. Hughes (ed) Notational Analysis of Sport - I and II, Cardiff : UWIC, pp. 125-134.
Hughes, M. T., Howells, M., Hughes, M. and Murray, S. (2006). Using perturbations in elite men’s squash to generate performance profiles. In Science and Racket Sports IV. (edited by A. Lees, J.-F. Kahn and I. Maynard), (In press). London: E and F. N. Spon.
Hughes, M., Ponting, R., Murray, S and James, N (2002) Some example of computerised systems for feedback in performance analysis. UKSI Website: www.uksi.com , October.
Hughes, M., Watts, A., White, C. and Hughes, M. T. (2006). Game structures of elite male squash under different rules. In Science and Racket Sports IV. (edited by A. Lees, J.-F. Kahn and I. Maynard), (In press). London: E and F. N. Spon.
Hughes, M., Appleton, R., Brooks, C., Hall, M. and Wyatt, C. (2006). Notational analysis of elite men’s water-polo. In Dancs, H., Hughes, M. and O’Donoghue, P. (eds) Notational Analysis of Sport - VII , Cardiff : UWIC, pp. 275 – 298.
Hughes, M., Archer, B., James, N., Caudrelier, T. and Vuckovic, G. (2010). Behaviour patterns of elite coaches working with elite student athletes. In Hughes, M.D., Dancs, H. and Nagyvaradi, K., Polgar, T., James, N., Sporis, G. And Vuckovic, G. (eds.). Research Methods and Performance Analysis. Szombathely:WHU, pp. 162 – 171.
Hughes, M., Fuller, A., Murray, S., James,N., Caudrelier, T. and G.Vuckovic. (2010) The efficiency and ergonomics of different data entry systems in real-time and lapsed-time computer notation systems. In Hughes, M.D., Dancs, H. and Nagyvaradi, K., Polgar, T., James, N., Sporis, G. And Vuckovic, G. (eds.). Research Methods and Performance Analysis. Szombathely:WHU, pp. 219 – 231.
Hughes, M., Caudrelier, T., James,N., Redwood-Brown, A., Donnelly, I., Kirkbride, A. and Duschesne, C. (2012). Moneyball and soccer - an analysis of the key performance indicators of elite male soccer players by position. Journal of Human Sport and Exercise, 7, 402 – 412.
Hughes, M. T., Hughes, M. D., Williams, J. J., James, N., Vuckovic, G. and Locke, D. (2012). Performance indicators in rugby union. Journal of Human Sport and Exercise, 7, 383 – 401.
Japheth, A.and Hughes, M. (2001). The playing patterns of France and their opponents in the World Cup for association football, 1998, and the Championships, 2000. In (eds. M. Hughes and I.M. Franks) pass.com, Cardiff: CPA, UWIC, pp. 277 – 285.
Jackson, N. and Hughes, M. (2001). Patterns of play of successful and unsuccessful teams in elite women’s rugby union. In (eds. M. Hughes and I.M. Franks) pass.com, Cardiff: CPA, UWIC, pp. 111 – 119.
Long, R. and Hughes, M. (2004). Performance profiles of back row forwards in elite men’s rugby union, before and after the introduction of professionalism. In: Performance Analysis of Sport VI (edited by Peter O’ Donoghue and Mike Hughes), pp. 130 - 141. Cardiff: UWIC.
Lynch, G., Wells, J. and Hughes, M. (2001). Performance profiles of elite under 17 and under 19 female juniors. In (eds. M. Hughes and I.M. Franks)pass.com, Cardiff: CPA, UWIC, pp. 195-202.
Lyons, K. and Hughes, M.D. (1996) The science of chaos. New Scientist, July.
Marshall, K. and Hughes, M. (2002). Changes in elite women’s rugby union from 1994 and 2000. In (eds. M. Hughes and I.M. Franks) pass.com, Cardiff: CPA, UWIC, pp. 119 – 127.
Murray, S. and Hughes, M. (2001). Tactical performance profiling in elite level senior squash. In (eds. M. Hughes and I.M. Franks)pass.com, Cardiff: CPA, UWIC, pp. 185 – 194.
Murray, S., Maylor, D. and Hughes, M. (1998). The effect of computerised analysis as feedback on performance of elite squash players. In A. Lees, I. Maynard, M. Hughes and T. Reilly (eds) Science and Racket Sports II. London: E. and F.N. Spon, pp. 235-240.
Murray, S., Howells, M., Hurst, L., Hughes, M.T., Hughes M.D. and James, N. (2008). Using perturbations in elite men’s squash to generate performance profiles. In A. Hoekelmann and M. Brummond (eds.) Performance Analysis of Sport VIII, Magdeburg : School of Sport, Otto von Guericke Universitat, pp. 98 - 115.
Murray, S., James, N., Dineen, P., Hughes, M. and Vučković, G. (2012). The effect of changing the scoring system on game related activity in squash. Research paper presented at the 9th World Congress of Performance Analysis of Sport; Worcester, UK, July. In D.M. Peters and P.G. O’Donoghue (Eds.), Programme and e-Book of Abstracts of the World Congress of Performance Analysis of Sport IX, University of Worcester: UK. pp. 192.
Parker, A. and Hughes, M. (2001). Notational analysis of male and female performance in the 100m. In (eds. M. Hughes and I.M. Franks) pass.com, Cardiff: CPA, UWIC, pp. 365 – 373.
Parsons, A., Mullen, R. and Hughes, M. (2001). Performance profiles of male rugby union players. In (eds. M. Hughes and I.M. Franks)pass.com, Cardiff: CPA, UWIC, pp. 129 – 137.
Pearce, M. and Hughes, M. (2001). Substitutions in Euro 2000. In M.D. Hughes (ed) pass.com, Cardiff : UWIC, pp. 303 – 317.
Pereira, A., Wells, J. and Hughes, M. (2001). Notational analysis of elite women’s movement patterns in squash.In (eds. M. Hughes and I.M. Franks) pass.com, Cardiff: CPA, UWIC, pp. 223 – 238.
Pettit, A. and Hughes, M. (2001).Crossing and shooting patterns in the 1986 and 1998 World Cups for soccer. In (eds. M. Hughes and I.M. Franks) pass.com, Cardiff: CPA, UWIC, pp. 267 – 276.
Pritchard, S., Hughes, M. and Evans, S. (2001). Rule changes in elite badminton. In (eds. M. Hughes and I.M. Franks) pass.com, Cardiff: CPA, UWIC, pp.213 – 225.
Racz, R., Hughes, M., James, N., Vuckovic, G. and Dancs, H. (2010). Tactical and movement analysis of elite racket sports using the Sagit Analysis System. In Hughes, M.D., Dancs, H. and Nagyvaradi, K., Polgar, T., James, N., Sporis, G. And Vuckovic, G. (eds.). Research Methods and Performance Analysis. Szombathely:WHU, pp. 193 – 204.
Racz, R., James, N., Hughes, M., Dancs, H. and Vučković, G. (2012). Designing a complex analysis system for real tennis. Research paper presented at the 9th World Congress of Performance Analysis of Sport; Worcester, UK, July. In D.M. Peters and P.G. O’Donoghue (Eds.), Programme and e-Book of Abstracts of the World Congress of Performance Analysis of Sport IX, University of Worcester: UK. pp. 191.
Reed, D. and Hughes, M. (2006). An exploration of team sport as a dynamical system. In Dancs, H., Hughes, M. and O’Donoghue, P. (eds) Notational Analysis of Sport - VII , Cardiff : UWIC, pp. 63 – 72.
Rees, G., James, N., Hughes, M., Taylor, J. Vučković, G. (2010). The use of zone 14 as a strategic attacking area in the English Championship. In Hughes, M.D., Dancs, H. and Nagyvaradi, K., Polgar, T., James, N., Sporis, G. And Vuckovic, G. (eds.). Research Methods and Performance Analysis. Szombathely:WHU, pp. 205 - 212.
Rees, G., James, N., Hughes, M., Taylor, J. Vučković, G. (2010). The effect of match status on attacking strategies in the English Championship. In Hughes, M.D., Dancs, H. and Nagyvaradi, K., Polgar, T., James, N., Sporis, G. And Vuckovic, G. (eds.). Research Methods and Performance Analysis. Szombathely:WHU, pp. 172 - 177.
Reilly, T., Hughes, M. and Yamanaka, K. (1991). Put them under pressure. Science and Football, 5, 6-8
Robertson, K., Mellor, S., Hughes, M.D. Sanderson, F. and Reilly, T. (1987). Psychological health and squash play. Proceedings of the International Conference of Sport, Leisure and Ergonomics, Burton, Wirral.
Stanhope, J. and Hughes, M.D. (1996). An analysis of scoring in the 1991 Rugby Union World Cup for men. In M.D. Hughes (ed) Notational Analysis of Sport - I and II, Cardiff : UWIC, pp. 167-176.
Taylor, M. and Hughes, M. (1998). Notational analysis of tactics used by top under-18 junior players from Britain and four other leading countries. In A. Lees, I. Maynard, M. Hughes and T. Reilly (eds) Science and Racket Sports II. London: E. and F.N. Spon, pp. 260-265.
Vučković, G., Perš, J., James N. and Hughes, M. (2008). Automated tracking system assessments of player distances from the T at the moment the ball is hit for winners and losers of games in elite squash. Research paper presented at the 8th World Congress of Performance Analysis of Sport; Magdeburg, Germany, September. In A. Hökelmann and M. Brummund (Eds.), Book of proceedings of the World Congress of Performance Analysis of Sport VIII, Otto-von-Guericke-Universität: Magdeburg, Germany. pp 161-164.
Wells, J. and Hughes, M. (2001). Movement analysis of elite women squash players. In (eds. M. Hughes and I.M. Franks) pass.com, Cardiff: CPA, UWIC, pp. 175 – 184.
Wells, J., O'Donoghue, P. and Hughes, M. (2004). The need to use representative player data from multiple matches in performance analysis. .. In: Performance Analysis of Sport VI (edited by Peter O’ Donoghue and Mike Hughes), pp. 241 - 244. Cardiff: UWIC.
Wells, J., Robertson, C., Hughes, M. and Howe, D. (2004). Performance profiles of elite men’s squash doubles match play. In Science and Racket Sports III. (edited by A. Lees, J.-F. Kahn and I. Maynard), pp. 196 - 201. London: E and FN Spon.
Wells, J., James, N., Hughes, M. and Caudrelier, T. (2012). A needs analysis of canoe and kayak slalom to identify a coherent performance analysis strategy. Research paper presented at the 9th World Congress of Performance Analysis of Sport; Worcester, UK, July. In D.M. Peters and P.G. O’Donoghue (Eds.), Programme and e-Book of Abstracts of the World Congress of Performance Analysis of Sport IX, University of Worcester: UK. pp. 186.
White, C., O’Donoghue, P. and Hughes, M. (2006). An investigation into Artificial Neural Networks and whether they can predict the outcome of men’s elite squash matches based on key performance indicators. In Dancs, H., Hughes, M. and O’Donoghue, P. (eds) Notational Analysis of Sport - VII , Cardiff : UWIC, pp. 407 – 418.
Williams, J., Hughes, M. and Davies, G. (2006). The effect of rule changes on the scrum in rugby union with regards to the Six Nations, Tri Nations, European Cup and Super 12 competitions. In Dancs, H., Hughes, M. and O’Donoghue, P. (eds) Notational Analysis of Sport - VII , Cardiff : UWIC, pp. 407 – 418.
Wooster, B. And Hughes, M. (2001). Playing patterns ensuing from the distribution of goalkeepers.In (eds. M. Hughes and I.M. Franks)pass.com, Cardiff: CPA, UWIC, pp. 317 – 326.
Yamanaka, K., Hughes, M.D. and Lott, M. (1991). An analysis of playing patterns of Cameroon in the 1990 World Cup for Association Football. In: T. Reilly et al (Eds.) Science and Football II, London: E. and F. Spon.
Yamanaka, K., Liang, D.Y. and Hughes, M. (1997). An analysis of the playing patterns of the Japan national team in the 1994 World Cup qualifying match for Asia. In T.Reilly, J. Bangsbo and M.Hughes (eds) Science and Football III. London: E. and F.N. Spon, pp. 221-228.
14. RECENT KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS (The last 5 years)
Hughes, M., Hughes, M. T. and Behan, H. (2006). The evolution of computerised notational analysis through the example of racket sports. Fourth World Congress of Science and Racket Sports, Madrid, Spain, September.
Hughes, M. (2006). Different types of research. The International Christmas Post-graduate School "Qualitative and Quantitative Research in Sport Science”, Berzsenyi College, Szombathely, Hungary, December.
Hughes, M. (2006). The Development and Application of Notational Analysis and Technology. International Sports Science Conference, Putrajaya, Malaysia, December.
Hughes, M. (2007). Developments in computerised notation of football. Fifth World Congress of Science of Football, Patyala, Turkey, January.
Hughes, M., Reed, D., Howells, M., Hurst, L. and Hughes, M. T. (2007). Creating performance profiles using perturbations. 5th International Conference of Computer Science in Sport, Calgary, Canada, May.
Hughes, M. (2007). The evolution of profiling using computerised notational analysis of racket sports. National Congress of Science and Racket Sports, Llubljana, Slovenia, June.
Hughes, M., Reed, D., Howells, M., Hurst, L. and Hughes, M. T. (2007). The evolution of profiling using computerised notational analysis. National Congress of Sports Science, Opporto, Portugal, July.
Hughes, M. (2008). The evolution of profiling using computerised notational analysis of racket sports. International Conference of Coaching. Madrid, February.
Hughes, M. (2008). Developments in computerised notation of football. a Magyar Olimpiai Bizottság és a Magyar Edzők Társasága országos szakmai-módszertani konferenciájára. Budapest, April.
Hughes, M.D. (2008). Notational analysis. II Jornadas Internacionales sobre Novedades en Entrenamiento Deportivo: Deportes Olímpicos. Alicante, April.
Hughes, M.D. (2008). Computerised notational analysis. Technician Short Course, Szombathely, May
Hughes, M.D. (2008). The development of computerised notational analysis and technology. International Conference, Talinn, June.
Hughes M.D., Hughes, M.T., Murray, S., Reed, D., Howells, M., Hurst, L., Davies, G., Fuller, A. and James, N. (2008). The enhancement of performance profiles using perturbations and momentum. Keynote paper presented at the 8th World Congress of Performance Analysis of Sport; Magdeburg, Germany, September
Hughes, M.D. and James, N. (2008). Notational Analysis of Soccer. In 5th International Scientific Conference on Kinesiology - "Kinesiology Research Trends and Applications”, Zagreb,: University of Zagreb, September, pp. 644 – 660.
Hughes, M., Hughes, M. T. and Behan, H. (2008). Computerised notational analysis of racket sports. Keynote presentation in Illuminating the legacy of the Seoul Olympic Games. Seoul: Korea National Sport University, pp. 253 – 282.
Hughes, M. (2008). Notational Analysis of Soccer. Keynote presentation in National Coaching Conference, Croatian F.A., Zagreb, October.
Hughes, M. (2008). Performance Profiling. Keynote presentation in International Sport Science Conference, UPM University, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, October.
Hughes, M. (2008). Writing the research report. 3rd Annual Research Methods School, Szombathely, Hungary, December.
Hughes, M. (2009). From analysis to coaching. 5th INSHS Meeting, UWIC, Cardiff, January.
Hughes, M. (2009). Analysis of Volleyball, Basketball and Handball. International Coaching Seminar. University of Alicante, April.
Hughes, M. (2009). The future of performance analysis. Third International Workshop, ISPAS, University of Lincoln, April.
Hughes, M. and Franks, I.M. (2009). Performance analysis and motor control. International Workshop, Norges Idrettshogskole, Norway, April.
Hughes, M. (2009). Notational Analysis of Soccer.Keynote presentation in National Coaching Conference for National Soccer Coaches, Danish FA, Copenhagen, Denmark, May.
Hughes, M. (2009). An Introduction to Notational Analysis. Keynote presentation in International Workshop, "Health in Sport and Sport for Health”, Faculta di Motore Scienze, University of Bologna, Rimini, May.
Hughes, M. (2009). Notational Analysis of Soccer. Keynote presentation in National Coaching Conference, Croatian F.A., Zagreb, December.
Hughes, M. (2010). Analysis and coaching. National Conference. Norwegian Institute of Sport, Oslo, May.
Hughes, M.D. (2010). The development of computerised notational analysis and technology. International Conference, Sorrento, Italy, May.
Hughes, M. and Franks, I.M. (2010). Performance analysis and motor control. International Workshop, Norges Idrettshogskole, Norway, June.
Hughes, M. (2010). The evolution of computerised notational analysis. Keynote presentation in International Sport Science Conference, Malaysian Institute of Sport., Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, July.
Hughes, M. (2010). Performance Analysis 2010. 5th Annual Research Methods School, Szombathely, Hungary, December.
Hughes, M. (2011). The development of computerised notational analysis and technology in Soccer. Keynote presentation in National Level Coaching Coarse, Croatian F.A., Umag, January.
Hughes, M. (2011). Performance Profiling in soccer using perturbations. Keynote presentation in 4th AFC Science & Football Medicine Conference, UPM University, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, March.
Hughes, M. (2011). The myth of penalties. Keynote presentation in 4th AFC Science & Football Medicine Conference, UPM University, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, March.
15. SUPERVISION
Have supervised 7 PhD’ s and 3 MPhil’s to completion. I am currently supervising eight MPhil/PhD students. In addition I have acted as external examiner for PhD’s and MPhil’s at the universities of Belfast, Swansea, Manchester, Liverpool JMU, the Norwegian School of Sport Sciences, UBC Vancouver and the University of Cape Town (South Africa).
16. SPORTS QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE
I feel that my work is influenced in a practical way because of my experiences as an elite coach. This too has enabled me to gain more confidence of all practitioners of coaching and sports science. I am an elite professional squash coach and have worked with international squads from England Squash, Squash Wales and also Great Britain Universities. I have elevated UWIC Academy of Squash (women and men) to unprecedented levels of performance.
PEER REVIEW
I have had the honour to co-edit a special edition on Performance Analysis of the JSS (2002) with professor Roger Bartlett, and also to edit a special edition of the JHSE (University of Alicante) on Performance Analysis.
Member of the Board of Directors for the International Society of Computers in Sports Science. Member of the Editorial Board of the Journal of the Society – IJCSS (electronic).
I was Chair of the Scientific Committee of the International Society of Performance Analysis (1992 – 2006), responsible for the standards of papers presented at, and editing the proceedings of, the world conferences of Performance Analysis.
Approx. 80,000 euros, each year, to run an Intensive Programme in Performance Analysis of Sport (IPPAS) each Easter, delivering 2 modules of PAS at Level 3. The course will be attended by 12 universities from all over Europe, each bringing 5 students (60 in total) and at least one member of staff. The modules have been validated and certificated by the University of Middlesex.
ERASMUS GRANT (2010 – 2014).
The grant was for research into the physiological and psychological effects of playing squash and provided funds for 2 PhD students and running costs of a complex study.
HTSC Grant 1987 – 1991 (£250,000) – Health risks in playing squash.
Ad hoc consultancy work with Squash Rackets Association, Badminton Association of England, Lawn Tennis Association and Squash Wales
Performance analyst to English Women’s Hockey 1986 – preparation for the 1986 World Cup.
Performance analyst to Squash Wales (1995 – 1998 : Ad hoc basis)
Performance analyst to the Football Association of Wales (1996 – 1999: £25,000 p.a.)
Performance analyst to the Badminton Association of England (1997 - 2001 - £45,000 p.a.)
6. MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL INSTITUTIONS/SOCIETIES
Performance profiling
Dynamic systems and momentum in sport
Modelling of sports performance
Developing methodologies in notational analysis
Analysis of coaching behaviour
The effect of fluid dynamics in sport
Analysis of sports performance
I have developed, and advised on the development and design of, courses in notational analysis in a number of universities (Liverpool JMU, UWIC, Staffordshire, Teesside, Swansea, Belfast, Stockport College, Salford University, Oxford Brookes, Middlesex University; NTU Nottingham,UK; OvG, Magdeburg, Germany; Zagreb, Croatia; WHU, Hungary; University of California, Berkeley, USA and Edith Cowan University,Perth, Australia.). When at Liverpool JMU, I pioneered the design and definition of the first MSc in Coaching Science in the country. I led the validation and management team and acted as Course Director until I left (see Section 16).
4. CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
3. QUALIFICATIONS
Lectured on the following modules of the B.A. (Recreation and Leisure Management)
Lectured on the following modules of the Sports Undergraduate Degrees:
Lectured on the following modules for the M.Sc. schemes:
performance profiles
Statistical Analyses
Lectured on the following modules of this Degree (level 4):
Course Director : 2003 – 2008
Director of the Centre for Performance Analysis : 2000 - 2007.
Masters in Performance Analysis of Sport
Lectured on the following modules of the B.A. (Recreation and Leisure Management)
Lectured on the following modules of the Sports Undergraduate Degrees:
Lectured on the following modules for the M.Sc. schemes:
performance profiles
Statistical Analyses
Lectured on the following modules of this Degree (level 4):
Course Director : 2003 – 2008
Director of the Centre for Performance Analysis : 2000 - 2007.