The size of the effect of concurrent training on the development of some motor abilities and the performance of the back kick for youth taekwondo

Abstract

The importance of the research lies in knowing the extent of the effect of using simultaneous training in developing agility, balance, motor compatibility, and the performance of the back kick for Taekwondo youth, as there is no movement skill without requiring the availability of (agility, balance, compatibility) among its practitioners to some degree, so the researchers sought this type from the study. The most important objectives of the research were the appropriate tests of motor abilities and the performance of the back kick for the Taekwondo youth of the sample, as well as the statement of the effect of the exercises on the motor abilities (agility, balance, compatibility) in order to develop them and the performance of the back kick for the Taekwondo youth. The researchers used the experimental approach for one experimental group using The tribal and remote measurement to solve the research problem and reach the verification of the research hypothesis. The researchers identified the research community with the players of the youth team of the Holy Karbala Governorate, which numbered (24) players, according to the weight categories approved by the International Federation, and from them they drew their most important conclusions. The results proved that there is an effect of simultaneous training in The development of some motor abilities and the performance of the back kick for the Taekwondo youth, and what was shown by measuring the impact size gives priority and preference to the agility test, as well as the convergence of the impact size between balance, compatibility and the performance of the back kick.