BIOMECHANICAL ANALYSIS OF AN ATTACK HIT BY OUTSIDE HITTERS IN VOLLEYBALL
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.58407/visnik.232014Keywords:
biomechanics, tensodynamometry, volleyball playersAbstract
The article presents the data of the biomechanical analysis of an attack hit performance by outside hitters in volleyball. The performance of the technical reception of the game has been researched by using the tensodynamometry method. It has been proven that the spatio-temporal characteristics of the attack hit performance by female volleyball players from the 2nd, 4th and 6th zones of the volleyball court has its own biodynamic structure, which is determined by the specifics of the performance of motor actions.
The goal. The goal is to determine and to compare the biodynamic structure of the attack hit during the performance of a technical reception by volleyball players-outside hitters, from the 2nd, 4th and 6th zones of the volleyball court.
Methodology. Theoretical and empirical methods were used to implement the main tasks of the research, comparison and generalization; modeling and methods of mathematical statistics.
Scientific novelty. The differences in the biodynamic structure of the performance of a technical reception by outside hitters in volleyball have been determined.
Conclusion. According to the biokinematic structure, the attack hit performed from the 2nd and 4th zones differs from the ones performed from the 6th zone by the length of the run, the height of the jump and the direction of the hit.
The biomechanical analysis of an attack hit was carried out on the basis of the obtained data of tensodynamometric indicators of female volleyball players during the performance of a technical reception on a tensodynamometric platform.
During an attack hit performance from different zones of the volleyball court, it was determined that from the 6th zone, the attack hit is more dynamic according to biomechanical indicators. When compared, higher strength indicators and a shorter total time of performance of the motor action were found.
Biomechanical analysis confirms the data of previous studies that each technique has its own biodynamic structure.
Prospects for further research on the outlined topic consist in the study of the technique of the attack hit performance by players of different playing roles from different zones of the volleyball court.
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