The effect of skilful visual exercises in the development of motor perception and preparation skill in volleyball

Abstract

Identify the effect of using the aid in developing the perception of the motor sense and the skill of preparing in volleyball. As for the research assumptions, the exercises (visual-skill) using auxiliary means affected the development of sensory-motor perception and the exercises (visual-skill) with the auxiliary means affected the development of the most important basic skills in volleyball. As for the practical part, the researcher used the experimental method to suit the research problem, and the research sample was female students of the College of Physical Education and Sports Sciences / College of Education for Girls / University of Kufa in Volleyball and their number (24) players for the year 2019-2020 AD and they were randomly selected, and three students were excluded In order to conduct the exploratory experiments, homogeneity and parity were conducted for them, and then the researcher distributed forms for the perception of movement and the skill of preparing for volleyball and the suitability for conducting the research and presented it to the volleyball experts and then conducting the pre-tests and after applying visual skills exercises to the research sample within the main section of the training curriculum for a period of (6) 3 weeks, three units per week, to be (18) training units, then the researcher conducted the post-tests under the same conditions in which the pre-tests were conducted, in addition to using the appropriate statistical means to classify the data obtained. The researcher presented the results, analyzed and discussed them after being statistically processed, and then presented the data in tables and graphs, as the results showed statistically significant differences between the pre and post-test of the research sample and this is what fulfils the research hypothesis. Among the most important conclusions: The researched visual skills exercises have a positive effect by using innovative methods (educational-training) in developing the perception of a kinesthetic sense of volleyball for the research sample.