英文摘要
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Basketball has again become prevalent in recent years. In this particular study, which focusing on how circuit weight training effects lower extremities and jump shots of college basketball players. The objects of study are Evergreen University Grade A basketball players; the average of the height and weight of the eight players was 177±6 cm and 79.87±11.0kg. The eight player were randomly divided into two groups for a two weeks of circuit weight training, in which to examine Li Junlin, Yan Kedian and Wu Jiahui's two-week training that whether there was a significant difference in the impact of the explosive force of the lower extremities on the jump percentage. The intensity of traning was 30% of the maximum strenth, and the method of performance was to do 30 seconds of training and then rest 30 seconds in a total of five cycles. Performing the traning three times a week in a two weeks period. Results: (a) There was no direct effect of two-week cycle weight training on the jump rate of outside jumpers, but the power output during jump shots was partially helpful; (b) The two-week cycle weight training was slightly helpful to the explosive power of the lower extremities, but there was no Significant differences suggest that training cycles can be increased to promote the development of lower limb dynamics.
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