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Identifier	Thesis 2107
Author	Samancioglu, Gursu, 1982-
Title	Effect of fatigue on kinematics and accuracy of basketball free throw shooting
Publisher	Central Connecticut State University
Date	2010
Resource Type	Master's Thesis
Notes	The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of fatigue on the kinematics and accuracy of basketball free throw shooting. Specifically, the angle of projection, the velocity of projection, and the projection height during the release phase of the basketball free throw shooting, and accuracy were measured during resting and after five different intensity fatigue protocols. Seven male basketball players (21.8±1.8 years; 195.4±7.1 cm; 98.3±12. 2 kg) participated in this study from Central Connecticut State University. Participants performed a total of 5 basketball free throw shots at resting and after five different intensity fatigue protocols. At rest and after fatigue protocols, a drop of blood and heart rate was taken in order to determine fatigue level. While the participants were executing the basketball free throw shot, their performance was recorded using a camcorder from the sagittal plane. Multivariate comparisons indicate that overall fatigue did not significantly change the angle of projection, the velocity of projection, the projection height and, shooting accuracy. On the other hand, univariate comparisons reveal that the angle of projection scores at resting condition were significantly lower than the angle of projection scores at series 4. The velocity of projection at the resting condition and at series 1 was significantly faster than the projection velocities at series 2. The shooting accuracy of the subjects at series 1 was significantly better than the resting condition. In conclusion, increased fatigue seems not to be detrimental on kinematics and accuracy of elite level basketball players’ free throw shooting.
Subject	Free throw (Basketball)--Physiological aspects Fatigue
Department	Department of Physical Education and Human Performance
Advisor	Capitao, Antone
Type	Text
Digital Format	application/pdf
Language	eng
OCLC number	703151332
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