Dribble Deficit: A novel method to measure dribbling speed independent of sprinting speed in basketball players
Abstract
Basketball tests assessing dribbling speed predicated on total performance times are influenced by sprinting speed. This study examines an approach termed Dribble Deficit to counter this limitation by examining the relationships between sprinting and dribbling speed during linear and change-of-direction (COD) tasks measured using total performance time and Dribble Deficit. Ten semi-professional basketball players completed linear sprints and COD...
Paper Details
Title
Dribble Deficit: A novel method to measure dribbling speed independent of sprinting speed in basketball players
Published Date
Apr 30, 2018
Journal
Volume
36
Issue
22
Pages
2596 - 2602
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