THE EFFECT OF TRAINING IN EXCHANGING PAIRING AND RE-GROUPINGTECHNIQUES ON DEVELOPING SPECIFIC PHYSICAL QUALIFICATION AND SKILL OFBASKETBALL PLAYERS | ||
| Modern Sport journal | ||
| Article 1, Volume 11, Issue 16, April 2012, Pages 1-19 | ||
| Author | ||
| Prof. Ahmed Abdul-Aziz Asst. Prof. Hayder Abdul-Razaq Loqman Omran Shnayin | ||
| Abstract | ||
| The significance of this study stems from scheduling physical education classes according to pairing and re-grouping techniques when applied to training with interest and motivation. It is common that these techniques aim at improving and re-enforcing kinetic skills and physical qualification. The two aims of this study read as follows: 1. Identifying the effect of applying pairing and re-grouping techniques improving and re-enforcing kinetic skills and physical qualification of basketball players. 2. Identifying the significant differences between the pre-tests and posttests given to both experimental groups with reference to kinetic skills and physical qualification of basketball attacks. The researchers have held the following hypotheses: 1. There might possibly be statistically significant differences between the results of the posttests and pre-tests and the difference in favour of the former. 2. There might possibly be statistically significant differences between the results of the posttests and pre-tests in favour of the former as far as re-grouping techniques are concerned. It has been concluded here that the technique of re-grouping affects positively with reference to kinetic skills and physical qualification of basketball players of the third-year intermediate pupils of Iraq. The research work ends with the following recommendations: 1. Pairing and re-grouping had better be followed in physical education classes Pairing and re-grouping to improve kinetic skills and physical qualification of basketball players of the first-year intermediate pupils of Iraq. 2. To improve physical qualification, one had better follow the re-grouping technique whereas the repairing technique will be the best to develop physical skills of those who play basketball among the Iraqi first-year intermediate pupils . | ||
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