A COMPARATIVE ANALYSISOF THE RESULTS FROM SPECIFIC MOTOR TESTS IN 14, 15 AND 16 YEARS OLD BASKETBALL PLAYERS
Journal
Research in Physical Education, Sport and Health
Date Issued
2019
Author(s)
Daskalovski, B¹., Aceski,A¹., Naumovski,M.,¹ Sasho Todorovski, 1 Kocik, M.,² Kechovski, B
Abstract
The survey was conducted on a sample of 54 young basketball players, 18 of which were 14 years of
age, 18 were 15 years of age, and another 18 were 16 years of age, in order to determine the differences
in the results in the tests for assessing the structural basketball element - handling the ball. The results of
the one-factor multivariate variance analysis (MANOVA) showed that the three groups of examinees
statistically differed significantly in the whole system of variables. After the one-factor variance analysis
(ANOVA) it was determined that the groups differ statistically significantly in all variables: handling the
ball with a dominant hand at 20 meters running (V20MDR), handling the ball with a non-dominant hand
at 20 meters running (V20MDR ) and handling the ball while running between sticks (VODMS). In the
three groups of participants, a weaker score was scored in a 20-meter (20-meter) ball with the dominant
hand (V20MDR) in terms of a 20m ball handling with the non-dominant hand, which probably suggests
that the respondents can't equally successfully lead the ball in maximum running with the dominant and
non-dominant hand. The results can be used to compare with other basketball players in the future, but
also serve as information in selecting basketball players, planning, programming, and realizing the
training with these adult categories.
age, 18 were 15 years of age, and another 18 were 16 years of age, in order to determine the differences
in the results in the tests for assessing the structural basketball element - handling the ball. The results of
the one-factor multivariate variance analysis (MANOVA) showed that the three groups of examinees
statistically differed significantly in the whole system of variables. After the one-factor variance analysis
(ANOVA) it was determined that the groups differ statistically significantly in all variables: handling the
ball with a dominant hand at 20 meters running (V20MDR), handling the ball with a non-dominant hand
at 20 meters running (V20MDR ) and handling the ball while running between sticks (VODMS). In the
three groups of participants, a weaker score was scored in a 20-meter (20-meter) ball with the dominant
hand (V20MDR) in terms of a 20m ball handling with the non-dominant hand, which probably suggests
that the respondents can't equally successfully lead the ball in maximum running with the dominant and
non-dominant hand. The results can be used to compare with other basketball players in the future, but
also serve as information in selecting basketball players, planning, programming, and realizing the
training with these adult categories.
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