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Vol. 12 No. 10 (2025)
International Multidisciplinary Journal for Research & Development

Articles

GENDER-SPECIFIC FEATURES OF TEACHING BASKETBALL TO GIRLS TEAMS

Published 2025-11-03

  • Makhmudov Nurilla, Tursunboyeva Durdona

Makhmudov Nurilla, Tursunboyeva Durdona
Turan International University Professor, PhD, Department of Humanities and Pedagogy, Turan International University Student of the Faculty of Humanities and Pedagogy, group JM-24-AU.

Abstract

This research article analyzes the biological, psychological, and socio-gender factors that must be taken into account when teaching basketball in girls’ teams. Based on the differences between girls and boys in terms of functional capacities, level of motor activity, sources of motivation, and acceptance of teaching styles, the authors develop methodological recommendations for adapting lessons to girls’ needs.

Keywords

basketball, girls’ team, gender approach, technical and tactical training, psychophysiological characteristics, sports pedagogy.

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