Lecturer Assistant Shahad Kadhim Hameed
Al Safwa University College, Faculty of physical education and sports sciences, University of Maysan, Ministry of Education
Assistant Dr. Ali Hassan Ali
Al Safwa University College, Faculty of physical education and sports sciences, University of Maysan, Ministry of Education, alihasan@uomisan.edu.iq,
Assistant Dr. Saif Ali Muhammed
Al Safwa University College, Faculty of physical education and sports sciences, University of Maysan, Ministry of Education, saifalis19@yahoo.com,
Abstract
The performance of the basketball game at the present time requires a lot of distinctive motor duties for the individual and collective performance of the players, and because of the extreme accuracy of this game in the use of plans and skills by coaches in order to develop methods of playing, all of these have necessarily imposed that changing the means of numbers of basketball players in proportion to With the speed of performance during the match, as well as making appropriate decisions to the requirements and changing situations that occur on the field.
The problem of the research lies in that the problems facing specialists in the training process is how to measure mental abilities and give them digital values that help the specialist to employ them, and the lack of accurate objective tests that depend on measuring them on electronic devices, as well as “that if these tests are found, they do not have standards The coach was able to assess the player's immediate condition. In addition, the process of giving a value to the mental process is an important process that helps the coach to choose the player during the match and the nature of the competition.
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