A study of some physiological indicators of accomplishment and their relationship to the archers bow and arrow for applicants | ||
| Journal of Studies and Researches of Sport Education | ||
| Article 1, Volume 48, Issue 1818, December 2016, Pages 31-46 PDF (0 K) | ||
| Authors | ||
| Prof. Ammar Jassim; Riyadh Ali Mohsen | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Chapter One Introduction and its importance: that practitioners game bow and arrow in need of many of the functional and physical, mental and psychological indicators, the great role of the skills visions, as well as the functions of the respiratory system, from here lies the importance of Search in the detection of the most important determinants of specialized physiological throwers game bow and arrow and its relationship to achievement by showing what is available to their abilities properties and certain preparations required by the nature of sports bow and arrow .uhedv search to identify the most important determinants of basic specialized physiological and achievement for archers bow and arrow applicants and to identify the relationship between specialized determinants basic physiological and achievement for players bow and arrow applicants, and included the second chapter on research methodology and field procedures: researcher used the descriptive survey manner for suitability to the nature of the problem was the sample (20) Ramya who have run the training camp for the selection of archers team Aloutna.hoshrh way Alachtbaratoumaaljh results in program (spss). This included the third quarter to view and analyze the results and discuss: discussed in this chapter to display the results obtained from the tests after being treated statistically and discussed according to the method of scientific Almtba.oachtml Chapter IV of the conclusions where the most important is the conclusion the researcher is that the determinants Alvesalogih for archers have a great relationship in achievement, and was the most important recommendations rely on the stomach tests by the researcher in the selection process. | ||
| Keywords | ||
| Physiology; Shooting | ||
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