The motor speed of the armed arm and its relationship to some foil skills for the female team players of the College of Physical Education and Sports Sciences for Girls University of Baghdad
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https://doi.org/10.54702/ms.v22i2.1100Keywords:
Motor response speed of the armed arm, foil skillsAbstract
The sport of fencing is one of the well-known Olympic sports in the field of individual games, due to the fact that this sport has many characteristics and capabilities, whether physical or kinetic, and in order for the fencer’s movements to be on a high degree of consistency and mechanism, we had to highlight basic motor capabilities that play a major role in catarrh was the movement speed of the armed arm, which is based mainly on the ability of the fencer and his mastery of coordination between the armed arm and controlling the distance simultaneously with the movement of the front and back feet and merging them into one frame between the armed arm and the goal of the competitor. The two researchers noticed that the sport of fencing requires high capabilities. And great efforts must be available in the swordsman to enable him to achieve victory over the opponent through the player’s enjoyment of movement capabilities that perform in one coordination to generate high vision and a great ability to focus accurately on the opponent’s goal, and because the skills of the foil weapon, offensive and defensive, require great ability and coordination to reach the goal with ease and comfort. The two researchers studied the relationship between the motor speed of the armed arm and some skills of the foil weapon. The study aimed to identify the kinetic speed of the armed arm of the female players of the College of Physical Education and Sports Sciences for Girls, University of Baghdad, and to identify some of the skills of the foil weapon (circular attack, counter-attack, horizontal defense). The female players of the national team and the identification of the relationship between the motor speed of the armed arm and some of the skills of the foil weapon among female players of the College of Physical Education and Sports Sciences for Girls for the sports season (2022/2023) and the number of (10) players. As for the conclusion that there is a significant correlation between the speed of the motor response of the armed arm and some of the skills of the foil weapon (circular attack, counter-attack, horizontal defense), the two researchers recommend building a basic base of capabilities, whether physical, kinetic or skill
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