Design and standardization of the performance endurance test for the front roll and back roll grips for advanced aged (21- 23) years

Abstract

The importance of this research lies in the design of a test to measure the performance endurance of the front roll and back roll skills, given their influential role in a wrestler's performance during a fight. This type of test is an essential tool that helps coaches accurately evaluate players' performance and continuously monitor their skill endurance levels during training and competition. This allows for appropriate intervention to improve performance and advance wrestlers' technical level.The research problem lies in the lack of standardized tests that specifically measure performance endurance for the front roll and back roll skills, despite their importance in wrestling. This makes it difficult to assess the extent of players' development in this vital aspect under training conditions that resemble the actual competition environment. Hence, the need to design this test and establish precise criteria for it. The objectives of the research were: . Design and standardize a test to measure the performance endurance of the front roll and back roll skills among advanced wrestlers aged 21-23 years. . Establishing objective levels and standards for assessing the performance endurance of these two grips among advanced wrestlers (21-23 years old).The main conclusions were: . The test that was designed proved effective in measuring the performance endurance of the front roll and back roll grips among advanced wrestlers (21-23 years old). The main recommendations were, Adopting the current test as a standard tool for measuring performance endurance of the front roll and back roll grips among advanced wrestlers (21-23 years old).