Assessment of specific agility in volleyball: reliability and validity of modified X running test

Majstorović, Nikola; Nešić, Goran; Grbić, Vladimir; Savić, Zoran; Dopsaj, Milivoj

doi:10.2991/icistis-19.2019.38

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“…The volleyball athletes who have longer lower limbs have better in vertical jumps and higher in anaerobic power [6]. The shuttle run test had the best of ratio in positive likelihood which indicates that the utility of testing in identification type of volleyball players [15].…”

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Identifying of Talented Students at Elementary Schools Using Volleyball’s Talent Identification

Kusnanik¹,

Januarumi²,

Muhammad³

et al. 2023

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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Volleyball is an interesting sport that can be played by many people in the world. Recently, volleyball matches have become an interesting spectacle that can be seen directly or through television program or youtube channels. Therefore, it is necessary to search for talented volleyball players. The purpose of this study was to implemented the talent identification model to identify young talented students in volleyball. Subjects of this study were 300 elementary students who active in the physical education with minimum height 150 cm, aged between 11 to 13 years olds. All subjects were measured for body mass, height, sitting height, standing reach, spam arm, and leg length. Subjects were also tested for vertical jump with 1 leg, vertical jump with 2 legs, shuttle run, multistage fitness test, flexibility, throw and catch tennis ball. Volleyball talent identification equation model's by Kusnanik 2014 was used to analyzed the data. Results of the study showed that there was 23 students who were identified as young students elementary school in volleyball (9 female students and 14 male students). It can be concluded that model of talent identification in volleyball can be used as an alternative method to identify young talented students in volleyball.

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Identifying of Talented Students at Elementary Schools Using Volleyball’s Talent Identification

Kusnanik¹,

Januarumi²,

Muhammad³

et al. 2023

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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“…Volleyball is an intermittent sport that requires players to participate in frequent short bouts of high-intensity exercise, followed by periods of low-intensity activity [6,7]. It is considered as a sport dominated by power and strength characteristics, demonstrated through jumps and the ability to spike the ball with great speed.…”

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Isometric Strength in Volleyball Players of Different Age: A Multidimensional Model

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Physical abilities modelling has a profound connection with long-term athlete development and talent identification. There is not enough data to support evidence about age-related changes in volleyball players’ isometric strength. This study aimed to define the age-related model of volleyball players multidimensional muscles’ contractile characteristics. The participants were divided according to gender (male n = 112, female n = 371) and according to age into four groups: under 15 (U15), under 17 (U17), under 19 (U19), and under 21 (U21) years old. Participants performed three isometric strength tests: handgrip, lumbar extensors, and ankle extensors. Maximal force and rate of force development results from all three tests were transformed into a single Score value as a representation of contractile potentials using principal component analysis. The main findings were that Score values of both genders showed significant differences between age groups (male: F = 53.17, p < 0.001; Female: F = 41.61, p < 0.001). Trends of those yearly changes were slightly more balanced for female subjects (3.9%) compared to male subjects (6.3%). These findings could help in strength training adjustments when working with volleyball players of a certain age, and enable coaches to detect ones that stand out positively, considering them as strong in regard to their age.

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Assessment of specific agility in volleyball: reliability and validity of modified X running test

Cited by 2 publications

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Identifying of Talented Students at Elementary Schools Using Volleyball’s Talent Identification

Identifying of Talented Students at Elementary Schools Using Volleyball’s Talent Identification

Isometric Strength in Volleyball Players of Different Age: A Multidimensional Model

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