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Frontiers in Sport Research, 2025, 7(1); doi: 10.25236/FSR.2025.070107.

Research on Optimization of Sports Training Scheme for Senior High School Entrance Examination Based on Sports Quality Transfer

Author(s)

Diling Li

Corresponding Author:
Diling Li
Affiliation(s)

Changchun Institute of Technology, Changchun, Jilin, China

Abstract

This article focuses on the physical training program for the middle school entrance examination, and explores in depth based on the principle of sports quality transfer. There are various sports events in the middle school entrance examination, with running emphasizing endurance and speed, long jump emphasizing explosive power and coordination, and skipping rope requiring high rhythm and body coordination. The development of middle school students' physical fitness has stages and imbalances, such as some having good endurance but lacking strength, and some having good flexibility but lacking speed. The transfer of physical fitness refers to the impact of one quality development on another. By utilizing this law, more efficient and scientific training programs can be developed, such as targeted strength training, which can improve explosive power and assist in long jump performance; Long term endurance training can improve cardiovascular function, cultivate willpower, and promote performance in other sports. Optimizing the training program can not only significantly improve students' physical education scores in the middle school entrance examination, helping them to perform at their best level, but also comprehensively promote the development of their physical fitness, sports skills, psychological qualities, and other aspects, laying a solid foundation for their healthy growth and comprehensive development.

Keywords

Senior High School, Sports Training, Entrance Examination, Student Feedback Collection

Cite This Paper

Diling Li. Research on Optimization of Sports Training Scheme for Senior High School Entrance Examination Based on Sports Quality Transfer. Frontiers in Sport Research(2025), Vol. 7, Issue 1: 45-53. https://doi.org/10.25236/FSR.2025.070107.

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