The effect of suggested mental exercises to mobilizing psychological energy when performing some defensive skills in basketball for advanced players
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The aim of the research was to identify the effect of the proposed mental exercises to mobilize psychological energy when performing some defensive skills in basketball for advanced players. The researcher used the experimental method by designing (equivalent groups) (control and experimental) to solve the research problem and achieve its objectives. Accordingly, the research sample was the young basketball players of Al-Minaa Sports Club. Accordingly, the conclusion was: - The proposed mental exercises are necessary to mobilize psychological energy in order to raise the level of performance of some defensive skills in basketball for advanced players. It was recommended: - The necessity of adopting the proposed mental exercises to mobilize psychological energy as they help raise the level of performance of some defensive skills in basketball for advanced players.
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