Abstract:

The aim of the study is to study the impact of the exercises applied to volleyballers during the competition period (13 weeks) on the isochinetic shoulder muscle strength, scratch speed and jumping height. Nine elite women volley volunteers participated in the study. The participants (60°s-1 and 180°s-1) isocinetic shoulder muscle strength was determined by the isocinetic dynamometer, the scratch speed of the radar device and the vertical jump height by vert jump. The difference between the isocinetic shoulder muscle strength, the speed of the crash and the performance of the vertical jumping height of volley players was determined by the pre-test-final test by the Wilcoxon Test. According to the results obtained, the 13 weeks of volleyball exercises were found to statistically significantly increase the isochinetic shoulder muscle strength, scratch speed and vertical jumping performance in the last test. As a result, it is a situation that volleyball training is expected to provide advances in industry-specific technical skills. However, the repeated use of industry-specific technical movements in training and competitions can be said to be an important factor in the development of the physical conformity parameters involved in the movement during the implementation.

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