The use of motion analysis applications in smart phones to adjust the angle of entry and the motion path of the starting dive in freestyle swimming for beginners under the age of 10 years

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Omar Mizher Malik

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The researcher has discovered an effective method to enhance the performance of young swimmers' freestyle starting dive. By analyzing video footage captured using the "Coach's Eye" application, specific feedback on body positioning and arm movement was provided. This application assisted young swimmers in developing more efficient motor skills and building confidence in the water. Furthermore, incorporating technology into swimming training can make the learning process more engaging and enjoyable for children, potentially leading to increased participation and enjoyment of the sport. The study involved a sample of children under 10 years old, participating in summer courses, and their performance in the freestyle starting dive was evaluated during the final test of the course. The results demonstrated improvement in the experimental research sample's starting dive performance, emphasizing the importance of utilizing modern technology provided by smartphones in the training and education process, especially for younger age groups.

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Omar Mizher Malik. (2024). The use of motion analysis applications in smart phones to adjust the angle of entry and the motion path of the starting dive in freestyle swimming for beginners under the age of 10 years. Mustansiriyah Journal of Sports Science, 5(3), 138–143. https://doi.org/10.62540/mjss.2023.05.03.14
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