THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT TIMES OF THE INTERPOLATED TASKS ON WARM-UP DECREMENT IN VOLLEYBALL SERVE

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MOHAMMADZADEH HASAN; GHORBANI SAEID; VESALI MAJID

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Journal: Year:2008 | Volume:- | Issue:37 Page(s): 33-47

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THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT TIMES OF THE INTERPOLATED TASKS ON WARM-UP DECREMENT IN VOLLEYBALL SERVE

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MOHAMMADZADEH HASAN | GHORBANI SAEID | VESALI MAJID | Issue Writer Certificate

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WARM-UP DECREMENTQ2

IMAGERYQ2

RUNNINGQ2

STROKINGQ3

RESTQ3

VOLLEYBALL SERVEQ3

Abstract

A common phenomenon associated with sport behavior is the temporary decrement occurring when performance resumes after a period of inactivity. This phenomenon is termed WARM-UP DECREMENT (WUD). In this study, the effect of different times of the interpolated tasks on WARM-UP DECREMENT in the VOLLEYBALL SERVE was examined. 56 University males (20±1.53 years old) were selected randomly and practiced 20 serve trials. Then they RESTed for 10 minutes and again attempted 5 final serves. During either last 2 or 5 minutes of REST period, participants continued to REST, ran in place, engaged in mental IMAGERY, or repeatedly stroke the ball against the wall. Data were analyzed by two-way repeated ANOVA (4×2×4) test. Results showed that practice of STROKING the ball was the most effective warm-up activity for eliminating WUD and IMAGERY and RUNNING decreased WUD. Also, RUNNING for 2 minutes was better than RUNNING for 5 minutes, but no significant difference was observed among other interpolated tasks in 2 or 5 minutes. Theoretical discussion focused on possible applications of Nacson and Schmidt’s (1971) activity-set hypothesis to the VOLLEYBALL SERVE.

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MOHAMMADZADEH, HASAN, GHORBANI, SAEID, & VESALI, MAJID. (2008). THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT TIMES OF THE INTERPOLATED TASKS ON WARM-UP DECREMENT IN VOLLEYBALL SERVE. HARAKAT, -(37), 33-47. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/30083/en

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MOHAMMADZADEH HASAN, GHORBANI SAEID, VESALI MAJID. THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT TIMES OF THE INTERPOLATED TASKS ON WARM-UP DECREMENT IN VOLLEYBALL SERVE. HARAKAT[Internet]. 2008;-(37):33-47. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/30083/en

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HASAN MOHAMMADZADEH, SAEID GHORBANI, and MAJID VESALI, “THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT TIMES OF THE INTERPOLATED TASKS ON WARM-UP DECREMENT IN VOLLEYBALL SERVE,” HARAKAT, vol. -, no. 37, pp. 33–47, 2008, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/30083/en

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