Influence of motor abilities on the performance of technical elements of goal shooting in water polo game

Year 2022, Volume: 8 Issue: 1, 15 - 22, 31.03.2022

Nermin Nurkovic Dzenana Imamovic-turkovic Edin Mırvıc , Senad Bajric Bojan Guzina

https://doi.org/10.31459/turkjkin.1079114

Abstract

Training and coaching water polo players requires systematic and continuous work throughout the year. Given the specifics of water polo as a water sports game, in addition to training various elements of technique, tactics, and theory of the game, in the training process, special attention is paid to training specific locomotor movements in the water, as well as the development of all psychomotor abilities that stand out in that game. The sample of respondents includes 80 water polo players from Water Polo Clubs in Sarajevo, and all respondents are active members of water polo clubs. The test included a sample of 80 water polo players, registered in BiH clubs. To determine the level of basic motor skills, the following tests were used: Mechanism for structuring movement: agility in the air, hand tapping, foot tapping. Mechanism of synergistic regulation and regulation of tone: deep inclination on the bench, inclination with reaching in the seat, transverse standing on the beam. Mechanism of regulation of excitation intensity: running at 20m with flying start, triple jump from the starting point, long jump from the starting point. Mechanism of regulation of excitation duration: endurance in the joint, torso lift in 30 seconds, push-ups. In a sample of variables to assess the performance of technical elements of shooting on goal in a water polo game, shot accuracy tests were used: shooting from the left wing from a static position from 6 meters, shooting from the center from a static position from 6 meters, shooting from the right-wing from a static position from 6 meters. By analyzing the influence of individual motor variables, it can be seen that the largest and statistically significant influence on the criterion variable has a variable GRED - transverse standing on beams at levels up to .05. It can be concluded that without good coordination, there is no efficiency in the technical elements of a goal shot.

Keywords

Motor skills, technical elements of goal shooting, water polo game

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