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The Scope of Optical Vision and its Relation to Frontal Shot Accuracy in Wheelchair moving Tennis | ||
| JOURNAL OF SPORT SCIENCES | ||
| Article 1, Volume 8, Issue 24, 2016, Pages 104-119 | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Abstract The significance of the paper occurs in identifying The Scope of Optical Vision and its Relation to Frontal shot Accuracy in wheelchair Tennis as it is a skill requiring wide seeing scope due to its multi demands and the sudden changes taking place during performance and playing. The problem of the study is summarized in the lack of interest among those in charge of teaching and training processes to develop visual abilities so as to know changes around the player in addition to its significance to improve this sport up to high levels. The paper aims at recognizing the scope of optical vision of Diyala wheelchair Tennis Team players as well as finding the relation between the scope of optical vision and frontal shot accuracy in wheelchair tennis. The researcher assumed that there are significant differences in the scope of optical vision among Diyala wheelchair tennis team players، and that there is significant relation between the scope of optical vision and frontal shot accuracy in wheelchair tennis. Moreover، in terms of methodology and field procedures، the researcher adopted the descriptive approach of correlative relations. The sample of the paper comprised (10) players who are members of Diyala wheelchair tennis team. Then، the researcher displayed and discussed the study results. The researcher concluded that there is a positive relation between the (overall) scope of optical vision and frontal shot accuracy in wheelchair tennis. Therefore، the researcher recommended that trainers should pay more interest to develop the scopes of optical vision (overall، right، and left) due to their positive impact on frontal shot accuracy in wheelchair tennis. | ||
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