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DIFFERENCES IN SOME KINEMATIC PARAMETERS IN PASSING THE BALL WITH THE DOMINANT AND NON-DOMINANT HAND IN BASKETBALL

Catching and passing the ball represent the basic elements of basketball technique. According to the structural analysis of the basketball game, there are four basic passing techniques, namely: chest pass, overhead pass, push pass and baseball pass. The aim of this paper is to determine whether there are statistically significant differences in the observed kinematic parameters in passing the ball between the dominant and non-dominant hand. The analysis of parameters was performed on 11 Croatian basketball players (age: 18.36±0.67 years old ; height: 192.32±9.98 cm ; weight: 83.35±11.19 kg ; body fat percentage: 15.00±4.40% ; arm span: 194.34±10.39 cm). The observed variables in the study were measured using the Xsens Awinda kinematic system and the Stalker ATS 2 ball speed measurement system. The results of the analysis of variance showed that there is a statistically significant difference between passing the ball with the dominant and nondominant hand (F = 4090.07 ; p = 0.00*).

Xsens ; kinematic analysis ; passing accuracy

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