The College of Physical Education and Sports Sciences discussed a master’s thesis entitled (Modeling causal relationships for the most important physical measurements, mental abilities and bio-kinetic performance of the advanced badminton players in Iraq).
The study presented by the researcher (Amer Muhammad Khudair) included five chapters.
The thesis aimed to identify the physical measurements, mental abilities, and biokinetics of the skill performance of advanced badminton players in Iraq, and to identify the relationship between physical measurements, mental abilities and biokinetics in the skillful performance of advanced badminton players in Iraq.
The researcher used the descriptive approach in the survey method and causal relationships, and this is what he sees is consistent and consistent with the problem of his research and achieving the objectives of the study. Descriptive research is what gives a clear picture of the phenomenon and describes the features and characteristics of the society in that phenomenon and adds an additional balance of facts and knowledge, which helps in the process of understanding the phenomenon and prediction It is controlled and controlled.
The letter recommended the necessity of using the tests concerned with physical measurements, mental abilities, and bio-kinetic skills in the skill performance of the advanced badminton players in Iraq, and using and benefiting from the results of the current study in classifying the advanced badminton players in Iraq, and benefiting from the researched tests and their results by trainers and workers in the educational and training field from In order to gain time and pick players. Focus and attention on the investigated variables that appeared in the results of badminton, and conduct studies that include the variables of the current study on other age groups.
This discussion committee consisted of
Prof. Dr. Hassan Ali Hussein .. President
Prof. Dr. Jabbar Ali Kazem .. Member
Prof. Dr. Marwa Ali Hamza .. Member
Prof. Dr. Rafid Saad Hadi..member and supervisor
