2-D BIOMECHANICAL ANALYSIS OF SPIKING SKILL IN VOLLEYBALL
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Biomechanics, Analysis, Spiking and Volley.Abstract
The purpose of the study was to do biomechanical analysis of spiking skill in volleyball, ten Inter-University level male volleyball players were randomly selected from north zone as subjects for the study.The selected biomechanical variables such as the angle of wrist joint at time of spiking, angle of elbow joint at time of spiking, the angle of shoulder joint at time of spiking, The result of the study revealed that there was insignificant relationship between angle of wrist joint, angle of elbow joint, angle of shoulder joint. of counter spiker in volleyball players with performance
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