<p>This<em> </em>study aims to<em> </em>develop physical and skill-based exercises using<em> </em>assistive devices and to identify their effect on developing explosive power<em> </em>and blocking accuracy among the players of the Amreli volleyball team<em><span dir="RTL">. </span></em>To solve this problem, the researcher used<em> </em>an<em> </em>experimental<em> </em>design with two equivalent groups: a control group and an experimental group<em><span dir="RTL">, </span></em>using pre- and post-tests<em><span dir="RTL">. </span></em>The researcher<em> </em>selected<em> </em>the research sample purposively, which included the<em> </em>players of the Amerli volleyball team<em> </em>for<em> </em>the 2024/2025<em> </em>season, totaling twelve players<em> </em>The researcher reached several conclusions<em><span dir="RTL">, </span></em>the most important of which was that the (physical<em><span dir="RTL">- </span></em>skill) exercises prepared with an<em> </em>assistive device had a positive impact on developing the explosive power and<em> </em>blocking accuracy of the Amerli volleyball team players<em><span dir="RTL">. </span></em>Among<em> </em>the most important recommendations<em> </em>is<em> </em>to utilise the (physical skill) exercises prepared with an assistive device<em> </em>and to develop similar exercises to further develop the explosive power and<em> </em>blocking accuracy of the Amerli volleyball team players. The researcher also<em> </em>recommends disseminating these (physical-skill) exercises<em> </em>to<em> </em>sports clubs and<em> </em>teams in other regions<em><span dir="RTL">.</span></em></p>

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