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| Open Access | INNOVATIONS AIMED AT IMPROVING GAME SPEED AND EFFICIENCY IN VOLLEYBALL
Khamirayev Rustam Abdirazakovich , Navoi State University Teacher of the Department of “Types of Sports Activities”Abstract
This article analyzes recent innovations, technological methods, and training methodologies aimed at improving game speed and efficiency in volleyball. The study is intended to provide practical guidelines for young volleyball players and coaches.
Keywords
volleyball, game speed, efficiency, modern technologies, training methodologies
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