The effectiveness of post-activation strengthening using combined training on total protein in the blood and the level of combined skill performances for young fencing beginners.

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Assistant Professor, Department of Athletic Training and Movement Sciences, Faculty of Physical Education, Sohag University

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The research aims to identify the effectiveness of strengthening after activation by using compound training on total protein in the blood (globulin and albumin), muscular ability, and the level of complex skill performance (preparation by hitting for the marauding attack) among the young fencers. The research methodology The researchers used the experimental approach due to its suitability for the application of the research and its procedures. Using the experimental design with a pre-post-measurement of two groups, one experimental and the other a control, the research sample was chosen by the intentional method from the fencing beginners of the sword weapon of the Alexandrian Weapon Club, and it included (26) fencing juniors, their ages ranged between (15-18) years (7) young fencers were excluded to conduct the exploratory study on them, so that the main research sample became (19) young fencers. The two researchers reached the following conclusions: There are statistically significant differences between the pre and post measurements of the experimental group in the physical and skill variables under study in favor of the post measurement, and there are There are statistically significant differences between the pre and post measurements of the experimental group in the biochemical variables under study, and there are statistically significant differences between the pre and post measurements of the control group in the physical and skill variables under study in favor of the post measurement.

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