Effect of Joint Position Sense on Shooting Accuracy Performance in Team Sports
Cem Görgül,
Muammer Altun
Abstract:This study investigated the effect of joint position sense (JPS) on shooting accuracy in team games. JPS and accuracy tests were performed on 90 participants consisting of amateur and elite-level athletes and sedentaries. Participants were analyzed separately according to their gender and the sports branches they participated in. The elbow joint was analyzed in the chest pass test for basketball, the shoulder joint in the cuff pass test for volleyball, and the hip joint in the in-foot pass test for soccer. Pea… Show more
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