Using some training methods to develop some physical variables and their impact on the (200)m achievement for people with disabilities, the deaf category

Abstract

The current research aims to identify the impact of using certain training methods on developing certain physical variables and their impact on the performance of people with disabilities in the (200)m race, especially those with hearing disabilities. A training process based on scientific principles, in terms of the components of the training load, leads to the development of physical qualities and abilities associated with athletic activity, such as strength, speed, agility, and others. The absence of any of these physical qualities from the training process can create confusion in the skill performance of the game, thus negatively impacting the numerical level (achievem) Ent Sports are the ideal and best means for a disabled player to quickly return to his community, reconnect with it, and succeed as a productive, integrated, and interactive member of this community. For this reason, the researcher took a serious interest in this topic, developing some scientific solutions to address this problem by designing strength training based on plyometric and weight training, which ensures that our players' strength levels reach the highest levels, enabling them to achieve the greatest accomplishments in this field, especially for deaf players with disabilities. Hence, the research problem became clear: identifying the use of certain training methods in developing specific strength and their impact on the (200)m achievement.