ABSTRACT
Introduction:
Volleyball is a technical and team game where individual physical conditioning of the athletes has a fundamental role in the competition. The maintenance of this physical conditioning includes the optimization of physical function and the gain of body resistance. The ability to respond in front of a defensive game in the game of volleyball is one of the main keys to determining their defensive skills and overall defensive level.
Objective:
Investigate the reflexes of volleyball players during an athletic competition match.
Methods:
This was done by analyzing the avoidance rate and reaction time of 14 volunteers, volleyball players. The experimental method quantitatively measured the individuals’ defense ability and reaction time. Finally, the statistical correlation test was used to obtain the correlation between the two results.
Results:
The practice time with games had a more significant impact on the performance of volleyball players. The players’ cut-off point is limited to the lowest level. Their peaks have little effect on the defense rate of volleyball. Ball height shows that the index has a very good relationship with defensive ability.
Conclusion:
Reaction time in volleyball can be used to judge the level of player defense and select the most appropriate players for each moment of competition. Level of evidence II; Therapeutic studies - investigation of treatment outcomes.
Keywords:
Volleyball; Game Theory; Athletic Performance; Athletes