AUTHOR(S): Ali Subhan Sakhi, Thamer Amer Fakher and Aqeel Bahjat Abbas

ABSTRACT:
The study is valuable because it will help bring about the greatest potential proficiency in the ability of the basic assault via the development of educational competition activities. Young athletes from specialized schools made up the sample, and they were split evenly (10) per group (experimental/control) and (24) per group (educational/control) for the purposes of this study. Only (35) days of the primary training unit time were available for the researcher to work with the experimental group. Comparing pre and post-test scores for the experimental and control groups was the focus of the third chapter, which also included a presentation, analysis, and discussion of the data collected by researchers using the planned tests. Young volleyball players' motor behavior and precision in their basic attack skills were greatly aided by competitive activities and purpose-built tools. The study's authors urged the adoption of educational competitive activities and tools to help young players hone their motor behavior and improve the precision of their basic assault in volleyball.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.22271/yogic.2020.v5.i1b.1414

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