10-12 Yaş Grubu Çocuklarda Çocuk Atletizmi Oyunlarının Fiziksel Uygunluk Parametrelerine Etkisinin İncelenmesi

DEMİR, Orhan; YÜKSEL, Oğuzhan

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“…In a study by Bogal et al, examining the impact of hamstring exibility on vertical jump and balance, a relationship was found between left hamstring exibility and jumping, but not with the right hamstring. However, no signi cant correlation was found between balance and hamstring exibility [22]. Kramer et al explored the relationship between dynamic balance measured by the Y Balance Test (YBT) and physical performance tests in high school students (aged 16-17), nding no signi cant relationship between YBT results for both legs and vertical jump [17].…”

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The Effect of Hamstring Shortness on Vertical Jump and Balance Performance in Youth Basketball Players

GENÇ,

Demircioğlu

2024

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Background: Hamstring flexibility significantly influences athletic performance, particularly in dynamic actions like vertical jumps and balance. This study seeks to uncover the connection between hamstring shortness and the dynamic interplay of vertical jump height and balance in these youth basketball athletes. Material Method: The study included 84 male youth basketball players with hamstring shortness. Participants underwent assessments including hamstring flexibility, hip flexed and knee extended (HF-KE), Sit and Reach Test, popliteal angle measurement, vertical jump measurement with the Optojump device, and balance measurement with the Y balance test. Results: The findings from our study indicate a significant association between the results of the vertical jump test and both the left HF-KE (p < 0.001) and the popliteal angle (p < 0.001). Y balance was significantly correlated with the test (p=0.011). Multiple regression analysis revealed a relationship between right HF-KE and jumping performance (β= 0.363, R² = 0.213; F = 10.798, p =0.002) and between left HF-KE and jump (β= 0.523, R² = 0.472; F = 35.712, p< 0.001). Conclusion: In conclusion, our study underscores the crucial role of hamstring flexibility in vertical jump performance among youth basketball players. The significant associations found between left HF-KE and popliteal angle with vertical jump performance highlight the importance of addressing hamstring shortness in training programs aimed at enhancing jump performance. These findings emphasize the need for targeted interventions to improve hamstring flexibility, which could ultimately contribute to better athletic performance and injury prevention in this population.

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The Effect of Hamstring Shortness on Vertical Jump and Balance Performance in Youth Basketball Players

GENÇ,

Demircioğlu

2024

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“…Demir and Yüksel [8] applied a children's athletics programme to children aged 10-12 years for 12 weeks and found significant changes in flexibility, single leg balance, push-ups, and situps. In a study examining the effect of fun athletics activities on psychomotor development in children aged 11-14 years, an athletics track was set up with exercises such as forward somersault, jumping over the obstacle, passing under the obstacle, and double foot jumping.…”

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“…When examining the literature, it becomes apparent that studies on basic education in athletics primarily focus on performance outcomes. Furthermore, the practices associated with children's athletics predominantly target younger age groups [5,7,8,9]. Studies involving university students, on the other hand, cover various topics such as attitude towards sports [10,11,12], leisure time evaluation [13], the impact of regular training [14], and exercise addiction [15].…”

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The impact of athletics basic education on students' motor skills and attitude toward athletics

Başkaya,

Bostancı,

Çar

et al. 2023

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Background and Study Aim. The aim of the study is to investigate the effects of basic athletics education on students' anthropometric measurements, motor skills and attitudes towards athletics. Material and Methods. 17 female and 17 male students from the faculty of sports sciences participated in the research, totally 34 students participated. Basic athletics education was given to the students for 14 weeks. Anthropometric measurements (body fat percentage, fat weight, muscle weight), motor skill tests (vertical jump, standing long jump, acceleration, sprint and change of direction) and Athletics Attitude Scale were applied as pre-test and post-test. Paired-Samples T-test and ANOVA test were used for in-group comparisons regarding the effect of education. Results. The analysis determined significant differences in the use of tools and fields. These differences were in favor of students who played team sports. In comparison, students who played individual sports or did not participate in any sports branch did not exhibit the same level of differences. When evaluated before and after the training, it was seen that there were significant differences in the sub-dimension of tool and field use in all students. When examining motoric and anthropometric values, several changes were observed in male students. These changes included positive shifts in fat percentage, fat weight, long jump, 10 m acceleration, 30 m sprint, and change of direction values. It was found that muscle weights and vertical jump performance values of female students changed significantly in a positive direction. Conclusions. As a result, it can be said that basic athletics training practices have a significant impact on students' attitudes towards athletics. This impact is particularly noticeable in the areas of tool and field utilization. Additionally, these training practices show positive effects, particularly for male students. These effects are observed in terms of improvements in motor skills and anthropometric measurements.

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The effect of hamstring shortness on vertical jump and balance performance in youth amateur basketball players

Genç,

Demircioğlu

2024

Sport Sci Health

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10-12 Yaş Grubu Çocuklarda Çocuk Atletizmi Oyunlarının Fiziksel Uygunluk Parametrelerine Etkisinin İncelenmesi

Cited by 5 publications

References 18 publications

The Effect of Hamstring Shortness on Vertical Jump and Balance Performance in Youth Basketball Players

The Effect of Hamstring Shortness on Vertical Jump and Balance Performance in Youth Basketball Players

The impact of athletics basic education on students' motor skills and attitude toward athletics

The effect of hamstring shortness on vertical jump and balance performance in youth amateur basketball players

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