The Relationship between Biomechanical Variables, Pressure, and Symmetrical Balance Using Three-Dimensional Analysis in Jump Shooting Accuracy among Youth Basketball Players

الملخص

The research aimed to identify some biomechanical variables, pressure, and symmetrical balance among young basketball players to identify a three-dimensional analysis of jump shooting accuracy among youth basketball players. It is also an attempt to identify the relationship between biomechanical variables, pressure, and symmetrical balance using three-dimensional analysis and jump shooting accuracy among youth basketball players. The researchers adopted a descriptive approach using correlational relationships to achieve the results of the research problem. The research community was defined as youth basketball players representing Iraqi clubs participating in Arab and international championships. The research sample is selected purposively of six players from Diyala Sports Club basketball team for the 2024-2025 season. The researchers select the best two out of five attempts, resulting in twelve observations. A pilot study sample of two players was selected from the same research community. The researchers concluded that the statistical analysis showed a significant relationship between biomechanical variables and symmetrical balance in jump shooting performance among basketball players. This indicates that improving any one of these factors can positively impact the overall performance of the players. It has been shown that players with better symmetrical balance demonstrate superior performance in the accuracy of the jump shot skill. This supports the hypothesis that balance and motor coordination are two essential elements in improving players’ performance. The researchers recommend applying advanced analysis techniques in training, advising coaches and researchers to adopt three-dimensional quantitative analysis methods within training programs