Boosting Basketball Skills And Performance: A Literature Review On Plyometric Agility Training
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.53555/AJBR.v28i2S.7306Keywords:
Agility training, plyometric training, basketball playersAbstract
BACKGROUND: Swiftness of ball games is one of the biggest reasons for its popularity. All ball games are very versatile and are played very recently globally. Plyometric agility training is a crucial component of basketball performance enhancement. Agility is the capacity to maintain body position and quickly change the direction during sequence of motions and it is an essential factor in determining performance in basketball as it requires speed and quick decision-making skills. Plyometric agility drill training is found to have a significant effect among basketball players. Training plays a crucial role in enhancing athletic performance like power, improved footwork, increased speed and strength, faster response.
METHODS: A comprehensive search was conducted for this literature review using online databases as Pedro, PUBMED, and Google Scholar. The findings from a thorough analysis of pertinent papers are reported in this paper.
RESULTS: According to studies, plyometric agility exercise can help improve one's ability to change direction. According to the studies, basketball players who receive plyometric agility training also increase their jumping and running.
Additional research demonstrated that plyometric training improved basketball players' power and coordination. Plyometric training increases the volume of muscles in the lower leg, decreases the time it takes to leap, and speeds up the development of force, according to other studies.
CONCLUSION: According to the findings of this literature study, plyometric agility training is crucial for basketball players' ability to change direction, jump, sprint, coordinate, have explosive strength, and increase their power.
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