Abstract: The study aims to identify the effectiveness of relying on the brain electrical activity indicators (Excitement-Interest-Engagement) during training of young weightlifters for Qualifying Selection. Method: Descriptive Approach was used due to its relevance to research nature. Sample: Involved 30 boys and girls aged 12.47± 0.50 years. Data Collection Tools: Training program was conducted for 3 months and measured the neurotransmitter response by (Emotive Insighttm model1.0) during exercises; the measurements of the three indicators were classified into three groups (weak – medium – high) without informing young athletes of their results. Then, they are observed for 2 years to identify the achievements in weightlifting for each group. Conclusions: The results were (high group = 100% - medium group = 75% - weak group = 0%) in training continuity and record development. Recommendations: The researcher recommends the necessity of relying on Cortex Response in selecting and directing young athletes to the suitable sport.
Hassan, A. (2020). Brain Cortex Response as an Indicator of Selection and Continuity of Gifted Weightlifters ) Field Study). International Journal of Sports Science and Arts, 016(016), 11-20. doi: 10.21608/eijssa.2020.33979.1023
MLA
Ahmed Awad Hassan. "Brain Cortex Response as an Indicator of Selection and Continuity of Gifted Weightlifters ) Field Study)". International Journal of Sports Science and Arts, 016, 016, 2020, 11-20. doi: 10.21608/eijssa.2020.33979.1023
HARVARD
Hassan, A. (2020). 'Brain Cortex Response as an Indicator of Selection and Continuity of Gifted Weightlifters ) Field Study)', International Journal of Sports Science and Arts, 016(016), pp. 11-20. doi: 10.21608/eijssa.2020.33979.1023
VANCOUVER
Hassan, A. Brain Cortex Response as an Indicator of Selection and Continuity of Gifted Weightlifters ) Field Study). International Journal of Sports Science and Arts, 2020; 016(016): 11-20. doi: 10.21608/eijssa.2020.33979.1023