| Autor: |
DORIN, GEORGESCU ADRIAN, VICTORIA, GIDU DIANA, NICOLETA, TUDORICĂ, ALEXANDRA, GEORGESCU ANDREEA, AKMAN, ONUR, TÜRKMEN, MUTLU, LAURENTIU, LICA, BOGDAN, BURCEA GEORGE, VLAD, OLAR, MARIAN, DRAGOMIR, FLORIN, CAZAN, ANTOANELA, OLTEAN |
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Ovidius University Annals, Series Physical Education & Sport/Science, Movement & Health; 2024 Supplement, Vol. 24, p258-263, 6p |
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Aim. Women's handball has evolved spectacularly in recent decades, becoming an arena where agility, strength, and endurance are the keys to success. Physical training thus becomes a crucial component in achieving peak performance, both nationally and internationally. Methods. To obtain the necessary data and respond to the established objectives, two different questionnaires were used: one addressed to the handball coaches of the senior women's team and another addressed to the handball players from the senior women's teams in Romania. The research was carried out in several stages, as outlined in table 1, with each stage being dedicated to the collection of relevant data from the two target groups. Results. The answers provided by athletes and coaches also suggest some differences in their perception of the impact of general physical training in handball: Technical advantage: - Coaches: 71.43% of coaches believe that physical training offers a technical advantage. - Sportswomen: 22.22% of sportswomen believe that physical training offers a technical advantage. Psychological advantage: - Coaches: No coaches selected this option. - Sportswomen: 11.11% of sportswomen believe that physical training offers a psychological advantage. Conclusions. In the analysis of the results from the questionnaire applied to handball players reveals fundamental aspects related to physical training. The female players involved in the study show considerable dedication to handball training, participating in 6-9 training sessions per week. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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Complementary Index |
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