Search Results - Measurement

Jayakumar, B., Govindarajan, N. Subjects: “…inertial measurement unit…”

Awana, G., Rizvi, M. R., Sharma, A., Aldalaykeh, M., Zaidi, Z., Makhija, S., Sami, W., Al-Kuwari, N. F. A. “…Primary outcomes included 1RM, strength (elbow flexion, extension, bench press) and peak punch force (jab, cross, uppercut, hook) measured via a calibrated vertically-mounted force plate. …”

Han, Y., Xie, Y., Zhang, Z., García-Ramos, A. “…Notably, significant "time" × "group" interactions were observed for the CMJ, SLJ, and 30 m sprint run (p = 0.038), whereas no significant interactions were found for 1RM strength measures across exercises (p = 0.163). Furthermore, when comparing the magnitude of changes between groups, the VBT group exhibited small effect size improvements in CMJ height (Hedges` g = 0.41), SLJ distance (Hedges` g = 0.56), and 30 m sprint time (Hedges` g = 0.51). …”

Yáñez-Sepúlveda, R., Herrera-Amante, C. A., Carvajal-Veitía, W., Aarón Quiroga-Morales, L., Bonilla, D. A., Cortés-Roco, G., Aguilera-Martínez, N., López-Gil, J. F. “…Methods: Anthropometric evaluations and octopolar bioelectrical impedance (BIA) measurements were conducted to assess body composition. …”

Jin, R., Huang, M., Yi, W., Finlay, M. J., Chen, C. “…Future research should include a control condition and further validate sensor-based measurements, while exploring optimal loading strategies.…”

Xiao, Y., Zhong, H., Gao, D., Zhuang, M., Long, Y., Wei, Q., Wang, D., Zhang, P., Zhao, Z., Chen, C. “…The visual ability tests included measures of visual clarity (VC), contrast sensitivity (CS), depth perception (DP), perceptual span (PS), multiple object tracking (MOT), reaction time (RT), eye-hand coordination (EHC), and Go/No-Go (GNG). …”

Glinska-Wlaz, J., Huzarska-Rynasiewicz, I., Warzocha, T., Grymanowski, J., Wlaz, L. “…Material and Methods: In the study a sample consisted of martial arts athletes (N=50) and non-training academic students (N=50). To measure the studied concept several questionnaires were used: the Pain Coping Strategies Questionnaire (CSQ); the Buss-Perry Aggression Questionnaire (BPQA); the State-Trait Anxiety Inventory (STAI). …”

Davidenko, I., Kazymov, M., Akmatova, A., Bolotin, A., Pronin, E., Anisimov, M., Ibragimov, I., Vorozheikin, A., Konovalov, A., Purtova, G., Redi, E., Tyrina, M., Tyupa, P., Volkov, A. “…The program's effectiveness was evaluated by tracking changes in key indicators such as the frequency and effectiveness of attacks, transition times between combat phases, and both simple and CVMRs measured at rest and under physical load. Results. …”

Bushati, M., Bushati, S., Bendo, A., Kosta, O. “…Findings: The results showed that there was a statistically significant increase of VO2 max. from pre- to post-training measurement (p < 0.01), respectively, in both treadmill and Cosmed K5. …”

Rumeau, V., Grospretre, S., Babault, N. “…No difference was obtained between PAPE-MI and MI-PAPE for the different measurements. Compared to CONTROL-PAPE and CONTROL-MI, both the PAPE-MI and MI-PAPE significantly enhanced boxing average force (P < 0.05) and repeated sprint ability (P < 0.01). …”

Kuzdzal, A., Clemente, F. M., Klich, S., Kawczynski, A., Trybulski, R. “…Muscle tone (MT) and muscle stiffness (MS) were measured using myotonometry, pressure pain threshold (PPT) was assessed with an algesiometer, muscle strength was evaluated using a handheld dynamometer, and range of motion was measured with an electronic goniometer. …”

Trybulski, R., Kuzdzal, A., Kawczynski, A., Klich, S., Muracki, J., Clemente, F. “…Outcomes—biochemical, physiological, or physical—were measured pre- and postintervention in experimental and quasi-experimental designs. …”

Huang, S.-C., Pierce, T., Lin, Y.-A., Loh, K. J. “…The objective of this study is to classify the types of boxing punches using machine learning algorithms that processed skin-strain time history measurements from a self-adhesive, elastic fabric, wearable sensor called Motion Tape. …”

Su, R., Brady, W. S. “…The five-factor mindfulness questionnaire mood measurement scale, contest anxiety questionnaire and trait motor self-confidence scale of national level athletes were significantly higher than other levels.…”

Salam, H., Faraj, S. “…Data were analysed by two-way (2 condition x 3 time points) repeated-measures ANOVAs. RESULTS: The MF task induced negative change in boxing performance duration, so the comparison of 1000 punch time expenditure were: the first round (CC 392 ± 8 sec vs. …”

Guerrero, M., Gargagli, M. “…During the two exercises, various physiological data were collected, including blood lactate and glucose levels, and heart rate. Gas exchange was measured during the punching bag task. The number and accuracy of punches and kicks were also recorded RESULTS: This study showed that the athletes reached their maximum physiological capacity in the punching bag task (184±10bpm; 52,6±7ml/min/kg) , suggesting that this exercise is a relevant discipline-specific reference stress test. …”

Callan, J., Watchorn, J. “…The participant won all three bouts. Variables measured were linear head acceleration (g), angular head acceleration (rad*s), and number of head impacts. …”

Koshino, T., Hatakeyama, M., Naito, K., Ohishi, T., Onda, T., Yamamoto, M. “…Toe grip strength was measured by replacing the digital hand grip strength meter with the toes. …”

Skalski, D., Pronczuk, M., Stastny, P., Losinska, K., Drozd, M., Toborek, M., Aschenbrenner, P., Maszczyk, A. “…This study aimed to first validate the measurement agreement between 2D and 3D motion analyses during sagittal-plane punches, and second, to examine the impact of fatigue and balance disruption on arm kinematics and punch dynamics in elite MMA athletes. …”

Tkachuk, M. G., Levitskiy, A. G., Rudenko, G. V., Simakov, A. M. “…All participants underwent necessary anthropometric measurements. The somatotype was assessed using the Hit-Carter method. …”