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The impact of concordant exercises of playing mode in the development of handling and scoring skills of indoor football game A research submitted by | ||
| JOURNAL OF SPORT SCIENCES | ||
| Article 1, Volume 7, Issue 23, 2015, Pages 149-159 | ||
| Author | ||
| Bassem Jabbar Mansour And turki hilal kadhim | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Abstract This paper paid more attention to the rank which characterized the indoor football game in the world and advancements that have been achieved in the field of learning this game and new methods and other sciences that have been associated in the learning process. The importance of this research comes through the use of concordant exercises in playing mode and recognizing how effective they are in learning the basic skills in this research. The third section includes the research methodology and field procedures، as the researcher used the experimental method and followed the way of designing two equivalent groups. The research sample was constituted from the first stage students، being divided into experimental and control groups and the sample was selected intentionally. In the fourth section، analyses of the results reached by the researcher have been presented through tables and forms and then deliberately have been discussed by the researcher. The most important conclusions that concordant exercises have positive effects in the process of developing some basic skills in indoor football game and the usage of such exercises in playing mode has positive impact on developing the first stage of basic skills of indoor football game. | ||
| Keywords | ||
| concordant exercises; playing manner; scoring and handling | ||
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