THE INFLUENCE OF ANTHROPOMETRIC AND MOTOR VARIABLES IN TEST OF SITUATIONAL ACCURACY TO CADET PLAYERS OF BASKETBALL GAME

Bujar Begu, Artan R. Kryeziu, Fadil Nika

Abstract

It is known that the important factor in game between players is to score as many points, but as it is known, accuracy (precision) is one of the major motor dimensions and most important for the basketball game. The purpose of this project is to confirm the influence of anthropometric and motor variables in some situational accuracy tests, typical of the basketball game at young players. Methodology of this research: this research consists of active players (men) of 14-15 year old. The total number of entities that have been tested in this research is 84 divided into 7 teams with 12 players. The variables for anthropometric measurements are treated with 11 variables and 8 motor tests of the basic character as the predicate variables, while 3 variables as a criterion are taken from the typical motor situation of the basketball game. Through procedures of analysis of regression, the impact of anthropometric variables and motor tests on the accuracy of the situation of the basketball game was examined. From treated analysis of the criteria tests, in those predictors we can say that in the situational accuracy tests on cadet players, the influence was on the variables of the longitudinal skeleton dimension as well as the flexibility of the muscles of the body. Therefore, we can conclude that the longitudinal skeleton dimensions and body muscle flexibility have influenced the successful realization of situational accuracy in basketball game.

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