The Effect of Competitive Exercises Training on the Development of Physical Abilities and Offensive Skills in Basketball Young Players

Shukri Shaker Faleh (), Thamer Kazem Arheem; () and Haider Abdul Razzaq Kazem ()
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Shukri Shaker Faleh: University of Basra, College of Physical Education and Sports Sciences
Thamer Kazem Arheem;: University of Basra, College of Physical Education and Sports Sciences
Haider Abdul Razzaq Kazem: University of Basra, College of Physical Education and Sports Sciences

Marathon, 2019, vol. 11, issue 1, 14-24

Abstract: The research purpose is clarifying what is the role of speed and the right training method, to serve the proper skills. The paper underlines the scientific research in the selection of the method of successful training, and this may contribute to the upgrading of the game of basketball for young basketball players. Through the experience of the humble researchers as former players, coaches and unions, we have noticed that the lack of progress of our teams in most local and international forums is their lack of planning. this is because the players insufficient speed or weakness in the physical condition and all factors do not help in obtaining good performances.

Keywords: strategy; programming; planning (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2019
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