Exercises using a suggested bluffing ball and its effect on the motor reaction and the skill of clapping by changing direction for basketball players

Abstract

One of the objectives of the research set by the researcher is to identify the exercises using a proposed deception ball and its effect on the motor reaction and the skill of the drum by changing the direction of the basketball players, using the experimental method as it fits the problem posed by the researcher, and the research experiment was applied to a sample consisting of 20 players aged 13 - 15 years for the Specialized School of the Sports Talent Center for Basketball in Anbar Governorate - Hit City, they were divided into two groups of equal numbers and equal with 10 players for each group, as the experimental group used the exercises with the proposed deception ball, while the control group used the same exercises and withheld them Using the proposed deception ball, the application of the main experiment took 4 weeks, with 3 training units per week with the goal of developing learning, and each application unit included 3-4 exercises with a time of 20 to 25 minutes, and after the end of the experiment, the results were statistically processed, and the most important results were Is that the exercises using the proposed deception ball had a positive effect on the motor reaction and the skill of clapping by changing direction, but the superiority of the experimental group over the control group that developed also had the effect of using the same exercises without the deception ball. As for the most important recommendations, the most important recommendations were to take advantage of the exercises and the deception ball proposed by the basketball coaches for the specialized schools because of their effective impact in the time of the motor reaction and the skill of the drum by changing the direction, and the Ministry of Youth and Federations Sports Providing equipment and tools for specialized schools to develop the level of players.

Keywords : Exercises, motor and basketball.