1Faculty of Education, University of Pristine
EFFECT OF MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF PRECISION IN BASKETBALL
Sport Mont 2012, X(34-35-36), 298-304
Basketball in its structure is very complicated and complex activity in which
kinesiology success depends on the influence of a large number of anthropological
traits and abilities, which are interconnected. Therefore, the aim of this paper is to
determine the influence of morphological characteristics as anthropological
characteristics of situational-motor, or the accuracy of the basketball game. The
survey was conducted in 71 male subjects aged, 15 years ± 6 months, participants
school basketball team “Drita” from Gjilani, Kosovo.The sample of variables obtained
on the basis of 10 anthropometric measures in the IPB, under which, among other
things, three possible estimates of latent anthropometric dimensions of two tests of
situational-motor skills and precision. Regression analysis was applied in order to determine the statistical
significance of the impact of the entire set of predictive variables on the criterion
variable and individual impact of individual predictors on the criterion variable.
Analyses were made to the program SPSS 14.0.
From the data obtained by regression analysis can be concluded that the better
the performance of situational-motor test, or test the accuracy of dribbling in a
distance of 5 meters jump shot from the free throw line (MPSŠ) in the patients who had
a higher level (AVIS), had longer feet (ADUNA), who had a hand longer (ADURO),
greater length of the foot (ADUS), the higher the upper arm (AONL) and larger volume
of lower leg (AOPK).
The system of prediction of morphological variables has statistically significant
effect on the criterion one free throw in the bin (MPSŠ) at 0.000.
Morphological analysis of individual predictor variables, we can conclude that
a statistically significant effect on the variable with two morphological variables:
length of the hand (ADUS) and width of the hand (ASSA). basketball, Regression analysis, morphological variables, the
criterion variable
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