The relationship of some physical and motor abilities to performing a grab (the firefighter’s lift) The junior freestyle wrestling players (ages 16-17 years) are male

Abstract

The research aims to identify the relationship between some of the physical and motor abilities related to performing the grab (the firefighter’s raise). The researcher assumes that there is a correlation between some of the physical and motor abilities related to performing the investigated grab among the emerging freestyle wrestling players, ages (16-17 years), male. The researcher used The descriptive approach is based on the correlational method because it suits the nature of the problem and the objectives of the research. He identified his research community as the wrestlers of the Maysan Sports Club in Maysan Governorate, and (20) players were chosen as a sample to carry out the research tests. The researcher conducted physical ability tests, which are (stretching and extending the torso from prone to measure flexibility, jumping The broad stroke of stability to measure the explosive power of the legs, the medicine ball push test (3 kg) to measure the explosive power of the arms and shoulder, the quadruple jump (10 seconds) to measure agility, successive jumps to measure the speed-specific strength of the legs), as well as the technical performance test for the grab (the firefighter’s lift), and I conclude: The research sample possesses some motor and physical abilities that qualify them to perform the grab (the firefighter’s lift), and the researcher recommended: focusing those working in the sports field on identifying the appropriate abilities for each event for the purpose of developing them and working to improve them to raise the level of performance.