A STUDY OF THE INFLUENCE OF DISTANCE, SPEED AND POWER IN HEIGHT OF LAY UP JUMPING IN BASKETBALL PLAYERS
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The purpose of this research was to study the influence of distance, speed and power in height of layup jumping in basketball players. Methods The samples consisted of twelve male basketball players. Data were analyzed using 3D motion analysis program. The data analytics instruments used in this research were 1) Mean (), Standard Deviation (S.D.), Minimum (Min) and Maximum (Max) of the first stride length and the second stride length, speed of the first stride and speed of the second stride, peak power and the layup vertical jump height 2) to find out the relationship between first stride length, the second stride length, speed of the first stride and speed of the second stride, peak power and the vertical jump height of layup using Pearson's correlation statistics 3) to analyze the ability to predict the layup vertical jump height of the first stride length, the second stride length, speed of the first stride and speed of the second stride, peak power using multiple regression statistics with a statistical significance at 0.05 level. Results were found that the first stride length, the second stride length, speed of the first stride, the speed of the second stride, and peak power had statistically significant correlation with the vertical jump height of layup of 0.05. Also, the analysis of prediction of height indicated that the peak power, the second stride length, and speed of the second stride had statistically significant correlation with the prediction of vertical jump height of layup of 0.05. The three predict abilities influence 59.5% of the jump height. It is found that the length of stride is one of key drivers in accuracy of shooting which also important to build-up the most effective power of jumping, especially the last stride before jumping. Hence, the movement from horizontal to vertical direction requires proper gravity to balance the body during speed-up. This promotes stability and speed of movement which are important skills for layup jumping.
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