Quickness - strenght rates alternation during warming - up match and recovery periods

Object of the research – alternation of power rates during warming-up, match and recovery periods. The problem of research – it is known, that physical readiness of basketball players takes important place in their training and is one of determinant factors. However it is not clear how rates of physical readiness (quickness – strength) vary during warming – up, match and recovery periods. Hypothesis – we suppose, that quickness – strength rates of basketball players of different skill will vary during warming – up, match and recovery periods. The aim – define alternation of quickness – strength rates during warming – up, match and recovery periods. Tasks: 1. Determine alternation of basketball players quickness – strength rates during warming-up 2. Determine alternation of basketball players quickness – strength rates during match 3. Determine alternation of basketball players quickness – strength rates during recovery Subjects – were examined 10 basketball players, playing in National basketball league and Kaunas amateur basketball league. Were tested two LKKA basketball teams of different skill (tested players of \"LKKA – Atletas 2\": age 19,1 ± 0,50 y., height 192,3 ± 14,1 cm., weight 84,8 ± 9,2 kilo; tested players of \"LKKA – Atletas\": age 21,8 ± 2,1 m., height 194,2 ± 12,7 cm., weight 88,1 ± 8,3 kilo). Conclusions: 1. Run and spring result, for first and second \"LKKA – Atletas\" teams, before and after warming – up did not vary importantly. 2. During match, run result of first \"LKKA – Atletas\" team were importantly better after 1, 2 and 3 periods (p0,05). 3.During recovery, 20 min. and 24 h. after match, we did not identify significant difference of run and spring result between first and second \"LKKA – Atletas\" teams. Run indicators of first and second teams 24 hours after match were significantly worse than initial run result (9% and 11% respectively) (p