COMPONENT ELEMENTS AFFECTING THE ASSESSMENT OF LEVEL STRENGTH AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE PERFORMANCE OF VIETNAMESE EXCELLENT BASKETBALL MALE PLAYERS
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https://doi.org/10.46827/ejpe.v12i10.6331Klíčová slova:
component elements, fitness levels, achievement in competitions, excellent male Basketball playersAbstrakt
A basketball athlete's physical strength is a multi-component structure, but the impact of those component elements is not similar. The research results of the thesis have identified the influencing factors of component groups on the performance of excellent male basketball players in Vietnam.
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