The effect of the phosphorous training method on developing some basic basketball skills on wheelchairs for young people
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The study aimed to: identify the effect of the Phosphoric training method in developing some basic offensive skills in wheelchair basketball for youth. The researcher used the experimental method with a two-matched group design, as the research sample were players of the Maysan Committee for the Disabled in wheelchair basketball, and we concluded: The Phosphoric method is important in The process of developing some basic skills in wheelchair basketball for youth. We recommended: adopting the phosphoric training method because it is important in the process of developing some basic offensive skills in wheelchair basketball for youth.
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