Applied Sciences | Open Access | DOI: https://doi.org/10.37547/tajas/Volume03Issue11-07

Motoric Capacities And Explicit Motoric B-Ball Abilities In Actual Training Classes

Anica Petkovic , Faculty Of Sport, University Of Union-Nikola Tesla, Belgrade, Serbia

Abstract

The point of this review was to decide the connection among motoric and explicit motoric b-ball abilities in actual training classes for grade school understudies. The example was taken from apopulation of young men and young ladies in four primary schools in Ni. Young men (66) and young ladies (58), have been understudies of grade school, 10 years of age and every one of them have been going to customary actual training classes three times each week. For the appraisal of motoric capacities, a bunch of 12 motoric tests was applied: Dangerous strength: squat leap, squat leap arms swing and drop bounce; Speed: 20m running from a low beginning, circling hand and circling leg; Coordination: getting around the level rope, envelope test and figure 8 with bowing; Exactness: darts, shooting with the ball at even objective and stiletto.

Keywords

Actual Training, Showing Process, Motoric Capacities

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Anica Petkovic. (2021). Motoric Capacities And Explicit Motoric B-Ball Abilities In Actual Training Classes. The American Journal of Applied Sciences, 3(11), 36–38. https://doi.org/10.37547/tajas/Volume03Issue11-07