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The use of conditional competition exercises to develop visual vision skills and its impact on mental abilities and basic football skills for deaf and dumb

Abstract

In the first chapter, the importance of conditional competition exercises was addressed because of their impact on developing visual vision skills, which are one of the pillars of success in performing the tactical and skill duties in football for deaf and dumb players. Football is a team game and is characterized by a lot of manifold positions and is represented in the positions of fellow players, competitors, spaces and spaces, so it requires visual vision skills surrounding the playing space, and it is necessary to develop visual vision skills to compensate for the missing senses in the sample. The research goal is to prepare conditional competition exercises to develop visual vision skills and their impact In the mental abilities and basic skills of football for deaf and dumb, as well as to identify the impact of visual skills on mental abilities and basic skills in football for the deaf and dumb. Conditional competition has a significant impact on skill development Visual vision also shows the effect of clear visual vision on the mental abilities and basic skills of deaf and dumb football in football.

Sports Performance and TrainingSports and Physical Education ResearchFootballPsychologyCompetitor analysisCompetition (biology)Cognitive psychologyApplied psychologyMarketingPolitical science
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