PHYSICAL FITNESS CRITERIA FOR 10-AND-11-YEAR-OLD FEMALE TABLE TENNIS ATHLETES IN LONG AN PROVINCE, VIETNAM
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https://doi.org/10.46827/ejpe.v11i5.5675Keywords:
physical fitness criteria, standard, table tennis players, Long An, VietnamAbstract
In table tennis, players are required to make quick decisions, swift reactions, flexible movements and fast swings. Physical fitness is, therefore, essential for success in this sport. This study aims to identify the key physical fitness criteria and standards for selecting female table tennis players aged 10–11 in Long An province. The research employed methods including document synthesis, expert survey, pedagogical testing, and statistical analysis. The participants included 15 young female table tennis athletes from Long An province. As a result, the study identified eight physical fitness criteria and developed a scoring scale (Scale C), and fitness classification standards for female table tennis players aged 10–11 in Long An.
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