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Purpose: This study aims to explore the relationship between the shut and support hand perception force and the shut shut. Method: The research involved 40 male basketball players between the ages of 13 and 17 who were voluntarily licensed to play basketball in the province of Van and who had the right hands to shoot. The basketball players who participated in the study were tested and the impact of the shoot hand and support hand shooting force on the shoot hit rate was studied. The Pearson Correlation Test was applied to determine the relationship between the groups after the normal distribution of the data was found. Results: According to the data obtained; basketball players were average age 15.15±1.44, size average 174.08±9.88 cm, weight average 63.07±11.90 kg. The average free shoot test for basketball players was 16.97 ± 5.04. There was a meaningful relationship between the shoot-hand capture force of the basketball players involved in the study and the freelance shooting hit rate (p<0,05). However, there was no meaningful relationship between the support hand capture force and the free shot shot test (p>0,05). The result: The fact that the support (nondominant) of the basketball players in the study does not have any significant impact on the shuttle strike (p>0,05), the fact that the shuttle hands are the dominant hand and the strength values are significantly different from the nondominant hand, shows that in basketball only the shuttle hand strike can affect the success in the matches due to the shuttle strike.

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This study aims to review the relation between shots and support hand grasping force with shot hit rates on the licensed male basketballers in city of Van. The participants of this study was volunteers of 40 licensed male basketball players who have shooting hands of (dominant) right, aged between 13-17. The participants went through shot and hand grasping force tests and then the effect of shooting hand (dominant) and support hand (non-dominant) on shot hit rates are reviewed. After seeing that the obtained data showed normal distribution, Pearson Correlation Test is applied in order to define the relation between the groups. The mean age of basketballers is found to be 15,15±1,44, mean height is 174,08±9,88 cm and mean weight is 63,07±11,90 kg. The mean of free shot test which basketballers had is measured to be 16,97±5,04. A significant difference is found between shooting hand grasping force and free shot hit rates (p<0,05). However, no significant relation is found between supporting hand grasping force and free shot test (p>0,05). As a result, the fact that the supporting hand grasping force of participating basketball players, which is the hand that keeps the ball in balance for shooting (non-dominant), does not have a significant effect on the shot hit rates (p>0,05), and the fact that the shooting hand of basketballers is the dominant hand and also that force values are significantly different which is not in favor of the non-dominant hand shows that only shooting hand grasping force affects free shot hit rates in basketball, consequently affecting the success of the competition.

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