January 2023
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Kinetic analysis is a modern entry into sports training, according to scientific rules and foundations, where all motor skills have a mechanical performance that expresses the optimal way to perform these skills. The results of motor performance, whether quantitative, technical or qualitative, are among the various necessities that pave the way for building training or educational programs Depending on what is measured through kinetic analysis and kinematic values extracted from scientific observation and the results of using the laws of kinetic analysis. Talha Hussein Hossam El-Din (1994) indicates that the study of biomechanics is an absolute necessity for all workers in the field of physical education and sports in order to understand the nature of movement and its components and the scientific principles and foundations that govern it. The view of Bartell et al. (2013) Kinetic analysis of any mathematical skill intended to obtain kinematic and kinetic data for the skill, using some analysis methods that employ video and computer programs to extract kinematic data (time, displacement, speed, acceleration) and kinetic data, which are the causes of movement (external forces and internal forces). In order for the coach to reap the benefits of kinetic analysis, the coach must be familiar with everything related to the skills of his sport he is training, in terms of its technique and its use in the tactical aspects, and the physical abilities needed by the skill and the physiological aspects associated with it, and the coach must be Able and familiar with the methods of kinetic analysis, and the scientific means and software on which it is based, which increases the value of scientific analysis.