| 英文摘要 |
Purpose: The study aimed to examine the effects of plyometric training on high school female volleyball team athletes. The subjects were nine female volleyball team athletes who participated in the 112th academic year of the high school volleyball league. Method: It adopted a quasiexperimental design and was conducted twice weekly: plyometric training for 20 weeks. The items of testing were followed, such as vertical jump-squat jump (S.J.), vertical jump-count movement jump (C.M.J.), approach jump, standing long jump, standing triple jump, badminton throw, flexibility, 9- meter shuttle run, T-type agility test, 30 meters Sprint, 800-meter test, and one-minute knee sit-ups. Those data were analyzed by using a dependent sample t-test. Results: This study indicated that plyometric training could effectively improve the vertical jump- squat jump (t=-4.04, p<.05), standing triple jump (t=-3.41, p<.05), and one-minute sit-ups (t=-4.04,p<.05) of female volleyball team athletes. On the other hand, it cannot significantly enhance vertical count movement jump (t=-0.30, p>.05), approach jump (t=-1.57, p>.05 ), standing triple jump (t=-1.89, p>.05), badminton throw (t=- 1.66, p>.05), flexibility (t=-1.41, p>.05), 9-meter shuttle run (t=-0.38, p>.05), T-type agility test (t=- 1.75, p>.05), 30-meter Sprint (t=-1.51, p>.05), and 800-meter running (t=-0.72, p>.05). Conclusions: The plyometric training could effectively improve some physical fitness items of high school female volleyball team athletes. It is recommended that individualized plyometric training items, training intensity, and frequency be established based on the physical condition of female volleyball players to improve the training effects in the future. |