BIOKINEMATIC ANALYSIS OF THE FALLING RECEPTION TECHNIQUE (“PADENIE”) IN HIGHLY SKILLED VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS

Authors

  • Azimjon Turgunov Teacher of the department of sports activities and physical culture Namangan State University Author

Keywords:

volleyball; padenie; falling reception; forward fall; side fall; backward fall; biokinematics; 3D motion analysis

Abstract

The falling reception technique (“padenie”) is considered one of the most complex defensive skills in volleyball. This technique enables players to successfully receive low or fast-moving balls while simultaneously reducing the risk of injury. The padenie technique can be performed in various forms, each characterized by specific biokinematic features.

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Published

2025-12-22

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 6 (2025): ANALYSIS OF MODERN SCIENCE AND INNOVATION

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