The effect of individual and duo competition on developing some offensive skills in basketball
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The objectives of the research are to determine the effect of using individual and duo competition in developing some offensive skills in basketball among students in the fourth year of middle school aged (15-16) years. Knowing which competition is better for developing some offensive basketball skills for students in the fourth year of middle school aged (15-16) years. Preparing exercises for the individual style and exercises for the duo style to develop some offensive skills in basketball for students in the fourth year of middle school aged (15-16). One year, the researcher used the experimental method in an experimental design style, where the experimental and control groups are equivalent in all factors that may affect the dependent change, with the exception of one factor, which is exposure to the independent variable. As for the research sample, the researcher chose his research sample from preparatory schools for boys in Baghdad Governorate, which were characterized by the presence of female teachers. Physical education and an outdoor basketball court.
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