The research aims to recognize: the impact of interactive agility on
some physical abilities and perceptions of kinetic sense and level of fending
wall performance for volleyball players And the researcher used the
experimental curriculum of tribal and postgraduate measurement of two
groups, one experimental and the other a control suited to the nature of this
study, with the aim of identifying the impact of interactive agility on some
physical abilities and perceptions of kinetic sense and the level of
performance of the repellent wall skill of volleyball players, The search
community represents volleyball players and registered Egyptian
Volleyball Federation for the 2020/2021 sports season of the Premier
League (a) Men, the basic search sample was chosen in the deliberate
manner from the players of the Penha Sports Club in Qalyubiya governorate
and restricted to the Egyptian Volleyball Federation's records (14) players,
distributed to two groups (experimental - control) the strength of each group
(7) players, and a number (6) players were selected as a reconnaissance
sample of the players of the Muslim Youth Club of Benha to conduct the
reconnaissance study and thus become the total sample for research (20)
Player, conclusions and recommendations in the light of the research
objectives, imposition and approach used, and within the limits of the
research sample, its characteristics, statistical treatments, presentation and
discussion of the results, the following conclusions were reached: Control
Group Training Program achieved positive results with statistically
significant differences in some physical variables and perceptions of motor
sense and skills under study in dimensional measurement, where
improvement rates ranged between (2.42% - 63.82%), the pilot group's
training program achieved positive results with statistically significant
differences in some physical variables and perceptions of the motor sense
and skills under study in dimensional measurement where improvement
rates ranged between (1.42% - 93.82%), the pilot group's training program
achieved positive results on the control group with statistically significant
differences in physical variables and perceptions of the motor sense and
skills under study, with improvement rates ranging from 2.61% to 69.5% |