Compound weights exercises to develop physical abilities and their impact on skill in receiving and ending correction clapotement high jump - two points for the young basketball players game

Sammi Rafaat, Luay

	Compound weights exercises to develop physical abilities and their impact on skill in receiving and ending correction clapotement high jump - two points for the young basketball players game
journal of physical education
Article 1, Volume 25, Issue 3, 2013, Pages 297-317
Author
Luay Sammi Rafaat
Abstract
The importance of the research problem in the development of compound weights exercises to develop strength and bearing impact statement in the performance of the skill of receiving and ending correction clapotement high jump - two points for the young basketball players. The research objectives are the numbers of compound weights exercises for basketball players for young people and find out the impact of these exercises in the development of bearing strengths of the sample, as well as their impact on the performance of the skill of receiving and ending correction clapotement high jump - two points. The researcher used the experimental nature of the problem of suitability, and the research sample consisted of players Adhamiya Sports Club for youth basketball ages (16-17) years for season (2011-2012), and numbered (8) players. After obtaining the results, statistically treated, the researcher suggested some of the conclusions and recommendations. Conclusions:  the proposed training curriculum had a positive impact in the evolution of the level of bearing strength of the basketball players and young people.  appeared to develop a recipe that carry the force a positive impact in improving the performance of the offensive skill of the compound.  Recommendations:  need to focus on the development of capacity to carry power to the character of a profound effect in achieving the goals in the game of basketball.  emphasis on the use of the principle of gradual lifting training as appropriate to the age of the player and level of training .

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