Innovative Protocols for Determining the Non-Reactive Agility of Female Basketball Players Based on Familiarization and Validity Tests

The aim of this study was to implement a familiarization protocol and determine the constructive validity four different non-reactive agility tests on sample professional female basketball players (n = 12; age: 18.17 ± 1.90 years). Following protocol, participants performed standardized three times (the Agility t-test Sprint 9-3-6-3-9 m with 180° Turns), while lateral agility, universal frontal semicircular were repeated five each, three-minute rest period between each repetition. A single-factor analysis variance for measures (ANOVA) determined significant differences series test repetitions familiarization. Hierarchical cluster grouped samples based results into two groups. independent difference these groups (p < 0.05) all (lateral, universal, frontal, agility). Pearson’s linear correlation lateral, tests, coefficients ranging from r 0.936 0.987. high value observed discriminant (0.821), maximum Kendall coefficient concordance (W 1). confirmed applied that are influenced by number during preparation testing. In practice, it is necessary perform i.e., in women’s basketball.