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AnalysisoffeasibilityoftheimplementationoftheteachingofthegasVolleyballCollegegirlssp
AnalysisoffeasibilityoftheimplementationoftheteachingofthegasVolleyballCollegegirlssportscourses
[Abstract]gasVolleyballincreasinglymoderncollegegirlspsychological,physiologicalcharacteristicsandrequirementsfit,thepurposeofthisresearchistoexplorethegasVolleyballsuitableasateachingreformincollegevolleyballgirlscarriedoutafeasibilitylevel,atthesametimeasgasvolleyballCollegegirlscarriedouttoprovideatheoreticalandpracticalbasis.
[Keywords]theordinaryuniversitiesgasvolleyballteachingcurriculumimplementationfeasibility
Anobjectofstudyandmethods
1.1TheobjectofstudySuzhouUniversityVolleyballingeneralrepairclassesrandomlyselectedtwo,oneastheexperimentalclass,oneasthecontrolclasses.
1.2ResearchMethod1.2.1literaturedata;mathematicalstatistics1.2.2questionnaireQuestionnairesitereleaseandrecyclinginperson,bymailappointedtimerecoveryandcommissioneddeliveredtotheteachers,recoveredintheformofpaymentofstudents,teachers,expertsintotalof543questionnaireswerereturned528,andthetotalrecoveryof97.24%,aftertheeffectiverateofrecoveryabove80%.
1.2.3TeachingexperimentalmethodExperimentalclassesandcontrolclassesstudentsfitnessteachingbeforetheexperiment(100mrun,standinglongjump,throwthemedicineball),volleyballtechnicalbasisofthelevelofprocessingthedatafoundintheexperimentalclassesandcontrolclassesthereisnosignificantdifference(P>0.05belongtothesameoverall.
2results
Resultsandanalysisofthe2.1VolleyballCourseExerciseIntensity
2.1.1gasVolleyballlessonthehardVolleyballCourse(courseExerciseIntensityComparativeAnalysisSubjectiveperformanceandobjectiveperformanceoftheexperimentalclassesandcontrolclassesthestudentmovementloadstrengthisbasicallythesame,thereisnosignificantdifferencecomparedtothelowside,thelessonfullloadstrengthofthestudentmovementoftheGasVolleyballExerciseIntensitythanthehardvolleyballlessonstudents,butthereisnosignificantdifference.
2.1.2gasVolleyballlessonandHardVolleyballTeachingduringthegamestudentsExerciseIntensityforcomparisonanalysisTheprocessofteachingthegame,theGasVolleyballExerciseIntensitythanHardVolleyballExerciseIntensity,boththeexistenceofsignificantdifferences,thereasonforthisdifferenceisduetothebettertheGasVolleyballcontinuityrace,bettermobilizeTheenthusiasmofthestudentstoparticipate,studentsExerciseIntensityalsothecorrespondinglarger.
2.2GasVolleyballHardVolleyballcompetitioneffectsanalysis(①experimentalgroup1andexperimentalgroup2averageevery1minute,thetwosidestouchtheballmorefrequently,andamaximumof9and5,respectively,wereaverageand1.35times.
②controlgroupandthecontrolgroupaverageof1minuteeach,bothsidesballfewerhighestonly5timesand3times,respectively,anaverageof0.60timesand0.46times.
(2①experimentalgroup1andexperimentalgroup2averageper1minutebackandforththeballmorefrequently,upto5timesand3times,respectively,0.390and0.396timesaverage.
②controlgroupandthecontrolgroupaverageof1pointpernumberofbackandforththeballrarely,almostnobackandforthtotheball,thehighestwaseachtime,anaverageofonly0.09timesand0.07times.
(3①experimentalgroupandthecontrolgroupaveragepergameteeshotandthesame,at11.5,theproportionaccountedfor46.0%and43.8%,respectively,thereisnosignificantdifference.
②experimentalgroup2andcontrolgroupdifferencebetweentheaverageeachfaultyservicerateBureaularger,7.5and11,respectively,theproportionaccountedfor28.3%and45.8%,respectively,thereisasignificantdifference.
③experimentalgroup1andexperimentalgroup2serveerrorsrateisrelativelylow,averagepergame,respectively,2.25and1.50,withthecontrolgroup(4.25andcontrolgroup2(3existsignificantdifference.
Bytheanalysis,thecontinuityofthegasvolleyballgame,thegameisbetterabletobettermobilizetheemotionsoftheparticipants.
The2.3gasvolleyballwithHardVolleyballgameeffectivelyserveinthecomparativeanalysisofthetime-of-flight
(1experimentalgroup1andexperimentalgroup2effectivelyservetheaverageflighttimeis4.17secondsand3.68seconds,respectively,thanthatofthecontrolgroup1(3.01seconds,thecontrolgroup2(3.02secondsrespectivelygrow1.16secondsand0.66seconds,thereisasignificantdifference.
(2experimentalgroup1andexperimentalgroup2effectivelyservethemaximumflighttimeof13.77secondsand9.22seconds,comparedwiththecontrolgroup(5.41seconds,thecontrolgroup(5.43secondsgrow8.36secondsand3.79seconds,therewasasignificantdifferences.
(3experimentalgroupandtheexperimentalgroupeffectivelyservetheshortestflighttimeis1.06secondsand1.28seconds,respectively,inthecontrolgroupandthecontrolgroup(1.08seconds2(1.13secondsthereisnosignificantdifference.
AnalysisandHardVolleyball,thecontinuityofthegasvolleyballgamebetterandmorenaturallyraisetheinterestofthestudents.
2.4GasVolleyballHardVolleyballCompetitionprocesstechnologyapplicationanalysis
(1)GasVolleyballandHardVolleyballgame,usethehighestproportionoftechnologyarepadtheballwithbothhands,accountingfor43.53%and75.75%,respectively,thereisasignificantdifference.
BalloonVolleyballandHardVolleyballCompetition
(2),theuseofhandspassratiois31.18%and6.06%respectively,thedifferenceof25.12%,thereisasignificantdifference.
(3BalloonVolleyballwithHardVolleyballgame,usingtheproportionofsingle-armbattingis4.12%and9.09%,respectively,difference4.97%,thereisasignificantdifference.
(4gasVolleyballHardVolleyballCompetition,theuseofasinglehandpassratiois6.47%and1.52%,thedifferenceof4.95%,thereisasignificantdifference.
(5gasVolleyballTeachinggame,aswellasthetechnologyofitsowncharacteristics,suchashandsturnDingqiutechnologyandbothhandstheballtechnology,theuseratioof4.12%and9.41%,respectively.
(6BalloonVolleyballwithHardVolleyballgameinlessspikingtheuseoftechnology,theonlygasvolleyballteachingthegametousemorethan2times,accountingfor1.17%,thereisasignificantdifference.
Analysisshows,thehardvolleyballgameintechnologyuserathermonotonous,withouttheuseofgasvolleyballgametechnologyrichtechnicalmasteryandapplication,comparedwithHardVolleyballgasVolleyballeasiertomasteroperation.PostedinthefreepapersDownloadCenterhttp:
//2.5GasVolleyballandHardVolleyballTechniquetograspthesituationanalysis
PasspadballtechnologyassessmentusingDoublepassormatball,recordingtheeffectivenumberofsimultaneous,consecutivepassorpadball28standard,50outofthetechnicalevaluation.ServetechnologycontinuouslyTheassessmentusedsinglecontinuousfateffectivelyservearea10balltorecordeffectivelyservenumber,effectivelyservethefivestandards,10outoftechnologyassessmentatthesametime.
2.5.1passingtechniquestomaster,gasVolleyballcompliancerateissignificantlyhigherthantheHardVolleyball,boththeexistenceofsignificantdifferences
(1gasvolleyballpassingtechniquescomplianceratewas91.18%,theandHardVolleyballpassingtechnicalcompliancerateofonly86.67percent,thedifferenceof4.51%,thepresenceofsignificantdifferences.
Seengasvolleyballpassingcompliancerateissignificantlyhigherthanthecontrolstudents,boththeexistenceofsignificantdifferences,suchdifferencesbecausethesametime,andHardVolleyballgasvolleyballpassingtechniqueseasiertograsp.
2.5.2inDigsisconcerned,HardVolleyball’scompliancerateissignificantlyhigherthanthegasvolleyball,boththeexistenceofsignificantdifferences
Theairvolleyballtechnicalcomplianceratewas77%,HardVolleyballDigscomplianceratewas80%,thedifferenceof3%,thereisasignificantdifference.
Analysis,hardvolleyballcomplianceratewassignificantlyhigherthanthegasvolleyball,boththeexistenceofsignificantdifferences.
2.5.3servetechnicalmastery,gasvolleyballcomplianceratescoresignificantlyhigherthantheHardVolleyball,boththeexistenceofsignificantdifferences
GasVolleyballServetechnicalcomplianceratewas94.12%,HardVolleyballservetechnicalcomplianceratewas83.33%,10.97%differences,thereweresignificantdifferences.
Analysis,gasVolleyballServecomplianceratewassignificantlybetterthanthehardvolleyball,boththeexistenceofsignificantdifferences.
Testscoresbyteachingexperiment,theexperimentalclasstechnologyachievementsintermsofpassing,servesignificantlyhigherthanthecontrolclass,butislowerthanthatofthecontrolclassesinmatballreachedthelevelofsignificanceofthedifferentdegreesofdifferencebetweenthetwo.
3Conclusion
The3.1GasVolleyballlessonfullandessentialpartofExerciseIntensitywasslightlylowerthanthehardvolleyballclasses,butthereisnosignificantdifferenceintheprocessofteachingthegame,theGasVolleyballExerciseIntensityHardVolleyballlargerbothsignificantlinedifferences.
3.2GasVolleyballTeachinggameinaverageper1timesharingbothballnumberof1-ballperround-trips,andtheissueofthetimeofflightoftheballmuchbetterthanHardVolleyball,boththeexistenceofsignificant