The Effect of Pettlep Mental Imagery(Constant and Variable) on Kinesthesia The Basketball Free Throws

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1 Department of Physical Education and Sports Science,, Technical and Vocational University, Tehran, Iran

2 Department of Motor Behavior and Sport Psychology, Faculty of Sport Sciences, Arak University, Arak, Iran

3 Department of motor Behavior and Sport Psychology. Faculty of Sport Sciences. Arak University. Arak. Iran

Abstract

The aim of the Semi-empirical study was to investigate the effect of mental imagery PETTLEP (Constant and variable) on kinesthesia of basketball free throw. The targeted 75 patients with a score of 45-55 imagery and had no history of basketball free throw were selected and were divided in 5 groups, each of 15; control, mental imagery PETTLEP Constant, group mental imagery PETTLEP Constant combined with physical exercise Constant, group imagery PETTLEP of the variable, group mental imagery PETTLEP variable combined with physical exercise variables. To collect data was used in the Movement Imagery Questionnaire – Revised (MIQ-R), angle adjustment Test, force control Test top hand. Exercise protocol, eight sessions were conducted for eight days. At the end, taken post-test. After Data normality and equality of variances, The result have been surveyed by analysis of variance, Tukey test .The results of hypothesis declared that there is a significant difference between practice groups in Components kinesthesia. Results showed that groups imagery PETTLEP of the variable Was Reduce kinesthesia errors to groups mental imagery PETTLEP Constant. According to the findings of this study suggested that imagery PETTLEP of the variable used along with exercise variables for Reduce kinesthesia errors.

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Sports Psychology

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Available Online from 09 September 2023

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  • Receive Date: 25 April 2023
  • Revise Date: 11 September 2023
  • Accept Date: 09 September 2023

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