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Comparison of specific, variable/blocked, and variable/random practice schedules for the retention and transfer performance of college males in a basketball jump-shooting task
By Kirikopoulos, Constantine M.S.Greenlee, J, University of Wisconsin, La Crosse, 1992
Catalog ID: PSY 1745
72 pp.
College males (N=22, mean age=21.3) were randomly assigned into 3 groups (SP, VB, VR) and practiced under specific, variable/blocked, and variable/random schedules respectively, performing 5 sets of 45 jump-shots for each set (total=225). Two posttests were given, 1 for retention performance from a ...
Order This TitleA cinematographic and comparative analysis of the basketball jump shot as performed by male and female shooters
By Gaunt, Sharon Jeanette Ed.S.Holmes, HZ, Eastern Kentucky University, 1976
Catalog ID: PE 1941
76 pp
Statement of the Problem: The purpose of this study was to analyze and compare the mechanical components of the jump shot as performed by female and male subjects who were rated by their coaches as the three best shooters on their respective teams. Among the variables investigated were the time comp...
The relationship of jump shooting ability in basketball to selected measurable traits
By Dahl, Donald F.Brynteson, P, South Dakota State University, 1972
Catalog ID: PE 1505
90 pp
The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between jump shooting ability in basketball and selected anatomical measurements and motor responses. Twenty-four varsity and junior varsity basketball players were the source of the data. They were tested on the independent variables of ...
Effects of mental warm-up on jump shooting accuracy among selected boys high school basketball players
By Murphy, Thomas J M.S.Hattlestad, N, South Dakota State University, 1977
Catalog ID: PSY 889
56 pp.
The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of mental practice, as a warm-up activity, on performance in shooting accuracy as measured by success in the execution of a fifteen foot jump shot at an angle of forty-five degrees. A second purpose was to determine whether a relationship existed...
Selected kinetic and kinematic factors involved in the basketball jump shot
By Gorton, Beatrice Ph.D.Indiana University, 1978
Catalog ID: PE 2173
96 pgs. : 2 microfiche
No abstract available....
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