Predictive value of scoring accuracy in terms of metabolic equivalent, total body fat percentage, circadian rhythm, and VO2 max in basketball players
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The research aims to determine numerical indicators of metabolic equivalent, total body fat percentage, biorhythm, and maximum oxygen consumption for basketball players. The researchers used a descriptive approach on a sample of (40) advanced basketball players in Basra Governorate. After obtaining the results, they were statistically processed using the SPSS program. The following conclusions were reached: Design and standardize skill tests (tapping, handling, and scoring) as indicators for assessing the skill performance level of advanced basketball players. Accordingly, the researchers recommended the necessity of adopting the tests that were designed and standardized and establishing criteria as indicators for assessing the level of training according to physical and skill performance
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