Search Results - High Ability Studies

Oudah, I. G., Jari, H. S., Taih, H. S., Sameer, A. H. “…The significance of this study lies in its focus on the relationship between visual tracking and dynamic visual acuity, both regarded as essential perceptual abilities influencing technical and dynamic performance in foil fencing. …”

Kons, R. L., Apollaro, G., da Silva Dantas, J. G. A., Carvalho, R., Franchini, E., Detanico, D. “…High Ability Studies…”

Shumova, N. S., Cuj, C. “…Russian sambo wrestlers have a lower number of injuries, and performance and satisfaction with the result increases with: high, but differentiated self-esteem, including low self-esteem of readiness to use new, not fully mastered techniques and fight with an opponent who offers strong resistance, as well as one`s ability to accept time of a duel of deliberate decisions, autonomous identity (high identification regulation, low external regulation, high internal motivation for sports activities). …”

Purnamasari, I., Novian, G., Febrianty, M. F., Rismayadi, A. “…We recommend that judo coaches carry out training at high altitudes because it has been proven to improve the aerobic and anaerobic abilities of judo athletes.…”

Wang, Y., Fu, B., Gao, Y. “…Background This study aimed to determine the effects of high-altitude living low-altitude training on the athletic performance and metabolic indexes of adolescent boxers by using a hypobaric cabin to simulate hypoxia in high-altitude environments. …”

Davidenko, I., Bolotin, A., Pronin, E., Anisimov, M., Petrov, V., Vorozheikin, A., Tyupa, P., Melnichuk, A., Kovalchuk, A., Tyrina, M. “…High demands on the physical training are set before athletes-fighters engaged in professional MMA. …”

Franchini, E., Guilheiro, L. M., Marino, T. K., Capelli, L. “…METHODS: Nineteen high-level judo athletes (9 males, 23 (22;29) years of age, 81 (73;100) kg of body mass, 4 MW; and 10 females, 22 (20;24) years of age, 63 (53;68) kg of body mass, 5 MW) who were preparing for a Brazilian national-level tournament took part in this study. …”

Harat, I., Kislev-Cohen, R. “…INTRODUCTION: Judo is a combat sport that relies on anaerobic abilities such as strength, power and anaerobic capacity, in addition to grip strength and specific judo technique. …”

Varesco, G., Hager, R., Doron, J., Jubeau, M. “…Common determinants across the three disciplines were information scanning and processing, coordination capacity, the ability to repeat efforts at high intensity, good tactic and technique, the ability to surpass yourself, determination, motivation, the attraction for challenges, prophylaxis, injury prevention, and the quality of the entourage (e.g. family, friends). …”

Yang, W. “…Improving aerobic performance such as the increased ability of energy recovery may support high-intensity intermittent actions during entire epée matches (3 rounds) in elite fencers.…”

Tropin, Y., Kovalenko, J. “…PURPOSE: to carry out a study and comparative analysis of the competitive activity indicators of the Greco-Roman style wrestlers of a high level of skill of different weight groups to identify trends in the dynamics of technical actions and technical and tactical preparedness. …”

Turlykhanov, D., Korobeynikov, G., Korobeinikova, L., Raab, M., Korobeinikova, I. “…The psychophysiological states of wrestlers were studied by complex methods. For decision making test were research by time on choice of differential stimulus. …”

Hsu, C., Huang, Y.-W., Lin, S.-M., Lu, C.-S., Chen, C.-Y., Chang, C.-K.

Cavedon, V., Sacristani, F., Sandri, M., Zancanaro, C., Milanese, C. “…Dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) can accurately measure the %FM (%FM-DXA), but it may not be practical in some sport settings, where anthropometry has long been used as an alternative. This study aimed to explore the ability of sixteen available anthropometric equations to estimate the %FM (%FM-AE) in karate athletes using the %FM-DXA as the criterion. …”

Slizik, M., Liska, D., Svantner, R., Brunn, D., Bartik, P., Veithova, L. “…It is of Japanese origin and was established in Okinawa in the second half of the 19th century. Karate requires a high degree of motor control, and functional abilities such as agility, speed, and coordina- tion. …”

Yang, Y. “…Objective: Explore the load capacity and ability changes caused by high altitude training in athletes. …”

Korobeynikov, G., Korobeinikova, L., Raab, M., Baic, M., Borysova, O., Korobeinikova, I., Shengpeng, G., Khmelnitska, I. “…Background and Study Aim In the basis of the boxer`s power qualities is the ability to perceive and process external information. …”

Beattie, K., Ruddock, A. D. “…The ability to punch with a high impact force is beneficial to boxers as there is an increased likelihood of success. …”

Yongtawee, A., Park, J., Kim, Y., Woo, M. “…High-performing athletes possess the ability to read the game, which is known as the "sports brain." …”

Stitt, D., Draper, N., Alexander, K., Kabaliuk, N. “…The instrumented mouthguard displayed high accuracy when measuring head impact kinematics in a laboratory setting.…”