The effect of weight training on developing strength characterized by speed and its effect on some biochemical variables for throwing events among people with disabilities (CP37) category.
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.33170/jocope.v17i3.121-134Keywords:
Weight training, strength characterized by speed, biochemical variablesAbstract
Through the researcher's observation of throwing activities (disc, javelin and weight) and continuous follow-up and as a result of his review of many researches and studies, he noticed that this form of muscle strength did not take its real role and size in the training process within the curricula prepared by the trainers and with their different methods and according to the correct scientific method. The research aims to prepare weight exercises to develop the strength characterized by speed and its effect on some biochemical variables of throwing activities for people with disabilities category (CP37) in the research sample. The sample included people with disabilities category (CP37) for throwing discus, javelin and weight in Dhi Qar Governorate for the season (2023-2024).
The researcher used the experimental method. The researcher concluded that there is a positive effect in developing the strength characterized by speed and its effect on some biochemical variables of throwing activities among people with disabilities category (CP37) in the pre- and post-tests and measurements in favor of the post-test. As well as the recommendations recommended by the researcher, including conducting the same study but with other physiological and biochemical variables.