THE MOTOR DECISION FOR SETTING IN VOLLEYBALL: LITERATURE REVIEW AND SYSTEMATIZATION FOR TEACHING-LEARNING ACCORDING TO MOTOR PRAXEOLOGY
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.71854Keywords:
Volleyball. Setter. Motor Praxeology. Decision.Abstract
This article finds and systematizes elements for motor decision when setting in volleyball evidenced in scientific works based on motor interactions of cooperation and opposition. A literature review about the motor decision during setting found 14 articles and 19 book chapters. Most articles are applied and they analyzed setting actions or setters’ tactical knowledge using interviews or video observation. Book chapters increased after the 2000s as well as a more global understanding about setting. Blocking opponents gained prominence among the various elements cited for decision as well as reception/defense quality. Finally, a cyclic systematization was proposed for teaching-learning based on these elements, under Motor Praxeology concepts.
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