Exercises using a designed mechanical device and its impact on developing the performance of the serve receiving skill for young volleyball players

Abstract

The research aims to enhance the performance of money reception skills in ball construction through a specifically designed device that facilitates control and biomechanical angles. The study is significant as it seeks to identify methods to effectively contribute to its development and enhancement. The project aimed to build and construct a mechanical mechanism to facilitate the transmission and reception of information inside the space ball. At the National Center for Sports Talent Management in Diwaniya, the focus is on emerging athletes. Additionally, the objective is to assess the influence of a mechanical device on the development of serve reception skills in volleyball among younger players at the National Center for Nurturing Sports Talent in Diwaniya.
The researcher used an experimental approach by establishing equivalent groups and defined his study population as junior volleyball players aged 14 to 16 years. Forty junior athletes were associated with the National Center for Nurturing Sports Talent in Diwaniyah. The researcher thereafter picked the study sample using a random approach (lottery), resulting in the selection of twenty gamers from the research community. These twenty players constitute fifty percent of the first study community and will be assigned in the future. The junior players are categorised into two categories, with 10 players in each category. A homogeneity test was conducted among members of one group, whilst an equality test was executed among representatives of the other group. The study concluded that the mechanical gadget positively influences the development of serve reception skills in volleyball among prospective players at the National Center for Nurturing Sports Talent in Diwaniyah. The experimental group outperformed the control group in enhancing the ability to receive the volleyball serve. The experimental group used the mechanical gadget for the arms.