Position in project: Coordinator of team of researchers for promoting TSG in high schools

Surname, First name: Etxebeste, Joseba

Organisation: Faculty of Sport and Education,The University of the Basque Country (EHU-UPV  

Position/Category: Professor

Email: joseba.etxebeste@ehu.eus

Website: http://www.ehu.eus/es/web/jarduera-fisikoa-kirola

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WORK EXPERIENCE:

He is currently professor of the Department of Physical Education and Sports in the College of Sciences of Physical Activities and Sports Sciences at the University of the Basque Country (UPV / EHU) where he teaches undergraduate and graduate students in these subjects: Theory and practice of motor games sports, Games and Physical education teaching skills, Sport and traditional Basque games anthropology. Along with teaching at the UPV / EHU, he is a member of the French National research group "Jeux et ludiques practice" du CEMEA for the development of an active education.

He was Dean the years 1989-93 and vice dean 2004-2008. It has accreditation to practice linguistic university teaching in English, Basque and French.

Currently he is a member of the research team "Research Group of Sporting Games recognized by the AGAUR, with the project entitled" Sports games and Emotions ". He has been director of the Project “Gender perspective and emotions in cooperation-opposition sports games (I + D + i of the Government of Spain. Ministry of Science and Innovation). He collaborated on a project funded by the Japanese Government on "synthetic Research on Policy of Sports Culture in Araba, Guipúzcoa, Vizcaya, Navarra and Iparralde". In 2011-12 he received a scholarship from the University of Nevada-Reno

His research addresses the link between sports games and culture (Basque Country, USA, Japan and Algeria), the gender perspective in sports, games and dances, and emotions in sports games.

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EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND :

PhD. in Sociology from the University of Paris V-René Descartes-Sorbonne under the direction of Pr.Pierre Parlebas,2001. Title of Doctoral Thesis: Les jeux sportifs, éléments of socialization traditionnelle des enfants du Pays Basque. Paris V-René Descartes-Sorbonne. Director: Pierre Parlebas

He is undergraduate in Sciences of physical activities and Sport, INEFC, University of Lleida, Spain, 1987.

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Position in project: BRIDGE Researcher of Institut Flix

Surname, First name: Alonso, José Ignacio

Organisation: University of Murcia, Faculty of Education  

Position/Category: Professor

Email: jialonso@um.es

Website: http://www.um.es/web/educacion/

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WORK EXPERIENCE:

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Professor at the University of Murcia. Since the completion of his degree in physical education, he has been developing his entire professional life in the university context . In 1999 he began his university teaching at the Faculty Physical Activity and Sports Sciences of the Catholic University San Antonio of Murcia, where he finished his doctorate degree with the highest rating in 2004. His research focuses on aspects of teaching physical education at school through traditional games. In 2009 he joined the Faculty of Education at the University of Murcia, where he continues developing different teaching and research work in sports game. At this moment he is the director of Plastic Expression, Musical and Dinàmic of University of Murcia.

 

General indicators of quality of scientific production:Number of doctoral dissertations directed over the last 10 years: 2; Total citations (not including the current year): 257 (Google Scholar);H Index: 9;i10 Index: 8

Most relevant researches

1)  Lavega P; Alonso JI; Etxebeste J; Lagardera F; March J. (2014). Relationship between Traditional Games and the Intensity of Emotions experienced by Participants. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport, 85(4), 457-467.

2)  Arias-Estero, J.L., Alonso, J.I y Yuste, J. L. (2013). Psychometric properties and results of enjoyment and perceived competence scale in youth basketball. Universitas Psychologica 12(3), 945-956.

3)  Arias, J.L., Argudo, F. y Alonso, J.I. (2012). Distances and Shooting Zones as a Function of Mass of Basketball among 9-to 11-Year-Old Male Players. South African Journal for Research in Sport, Physical Education and Recreation. 34 (1)1 - 11.

4)  Arias, J.L., Argudo, F. y Alonso, J.I. (2012). Effect of Ball Mass on Dribble, Pass, and Pass Reception in 911-Year-Old Boys Basketball. Research Quarterly For Exercise And Sport. 83(3)407 - 412.

5)  Arias, J.L., Argudo, F. y Alonso, J.I. (2012). Effect of the ball mass on the one-on.one game situation in 9-11 year odl boys basketball. European Journal of Sports Science. 12(3),225 - 230.

6)  Arias, J.L., Argudo, F. y Alonso, J.I. (2011). Review of rule modification in sport. Journal Of Sports Science And Medicine. 10,1 7)  Arias, J.L., Argudo, F. y Alonso, J.I. (2011). Number of players who gain ball possession as a function of basketball mass among 9-11-years-old male players. Perceptual And Motor Skills. 113 (2)557 - 562.

 

​EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND :

PhD in Sciences of Physical Activity and Sports,  Catholic University San Antonio of Murcia, 2004

Bachelor university degree in Physical Education, University of Leon, Spain, 1999

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