Performance Criteria in Aerobic Gymnastics – Impact on the Sportive Training

Coordination Training Model Innovation for Junior Futsal Players: Aiken’s Validity

“…Validity can illustrate the extent to which the development of a training model is genuinely appropriate and able to provide accurate information. Coordination is one of the crucial elements for athletes that help achieve maximum performance [23]. Meanwhile, futsal is a game that requires an effective and efficient motion to win the match [24].…”

A Development of Aerobic Gymnastics Flexibility Test for the National Development Category: A Construct of Content Validity and Reliability Approach

“…Aerobic gymnastics is a sport with complex and high-intensity movement skills, with patterns that refer to music [1,2]. Aerobic gymnastics belongs to the discipline of sports that are carried out with maximum intensity, with a competition duration setting of 1 minute 30 seconds with a time tolerance of ± 5 seconds [3].…”

“…Flexibility is an important issue as a parameter for performance in aerobic gymnastics [2,9,10], and has always been considered as the ability to perform the broadest possible movement in the wiggle room of the joints and is supported by and depends on the elasticity of muscles, tendons, and ligaments without resulting in injury [11]. Flexibility refers to the intrinsic nature of body tissues that determine the maximum range of motion of the joints without causing injury [12].…”

The Effectiveness of Cross Training on Mental Toughness, Development of Special Physical Abilities, and The Degree of Skilled Performance in Aerobic Gymnastics

“…By reviewing the related studies in the field of aerobic gymnastics, which he was able to reach, he found that some of them dealt with and predict injuries in aerobic gymnastics, such as the study of Abalo Núñez, R., et al (2013), the study of Abalo, R., Gutiérrez-Sánchez (2013) and the study Abalo-Núñez, R., (2018) and D'Anna, C., 2019, and others have addressed performance standards in aerobic gymnastics such as Mariana, M., (2014), Pop, C., (2014) and others. Alves, CRR, et al (2015) and the study of Salem, Rehab (2018), and with a review of studies that dealt with mental toughness in the sports field, some of them found that they dealt with mental toughness and its relationship to skill level, such as the study of Musa, Salwa (2006), the study of Al-Shami, Muhammad (2007) ), Study of Ibrahim, Muhammad (2015), Study of Ibrahim, Amira (2016), Study of Salih, Mahmoud (2018).…”