THE INFLUENCE OF SPECIFIC MOTOR SPACE ON THE ATHLETIC DISCIPLINE RUNNING 100 METER - SPRINT IN 17 YEAR OLD STUDENTS
Bejtulla EMINI, Agon SAITI
Abstract
The aim of this study was to determine the influence of specific motor abilities on performance in the 100-meter sprint among 17-year-old students. The sample consisted of 250 male students from two municipal high schools in Kichevo. A total of 13 specific motor tests were used as predictor variables, while the criterion variable was performance in the 100-meter sprint.
The data were analyzed using appropriate statistical methods, including descriptive statistics and regression analysis. The results indicate that the system of specific motor variables has a statistically significant influence on sprint performance (p < 0.00). In particular, variables related to speed and explosive strength showed a significant contribution to performance outcomes.
These findings highlight the importance of developing specific motor abilities in physical education and training programs aimed at improving sprint performance in adolescents.
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