Search Results - Sensors
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The acute effects of boxing-specific dumbbell activity on punch performance in male amateur boxers
Jin, R., Huang, M., Yi, W., Finlay, M. J., Chen, C.Published in Frontiers in Physiology (2025)“…Future research should include a control condition and further validate sensor-based measurements, while exploring optimal loading strategies.…”
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Assessment of functional movement screen and performance parameters of wrestlers using inertial sensors
Khuyagbaatar, B., Dambadarjaa, B., Altan-Ochir, Z., Battumur, G., Batbaatar, E., Kim, Y. H.Published in Frontiers in Sports and Active Living (2025)“…In this study, we aimed to assess FMS and kinematic parameters in wrestlers using IMU sensors to explore the relationship between FMS scores, range of motion (ROM), and performance parameters. …”
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Sex differences in utilizing effective mass among taekwon-do athletes performing turning and side kick
Góra, T., Mosler, D., Ortenburger, D., Wasik, J.Published in Physical Activity Review (2024)“…The data relating to the acceleration was acquired by means of installing a wireless sensor IMU Ultium by the firm Noraxon near the foot, which is synchronized with the tensometric platform registering the force of the blow. …”
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The design and application of a maximum arm resistance test for par terre defense in Iraqi national senior team greco roman wrestlers
Uldeen, A. S., Burhan, W. Y., Ismail, H. H., Al-Sharbaji, N. H.Published in International Journal of Wrestling Science (2022)“…Description of the performance: The wrestler rises from a defensive position with him wearing the electronic palm manufactured with his hand resting on it and the palm of the palm containing sensors that measure the weight imposed on the mat. …”
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An instrumented mouthguard for real-time measurement of head kinematics under a large range of sport specific accelerations
Jones, C. M., Austin, K., Augustus, S. N., Nicholas, K. J., Yu, X., Baker, C., Chan, E. Y. K., Loosemore, M., Ghajari, M.Published in Sensors (2023)Subjects: “…Sensor…”
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Analyzing self-assessment of punching intensity between experienced and inexperienced boxing atheletes
Kommik, I., Menzel, T., Potthast, W.Published in ISBS Proceedings Archive (Michigan) (2023)Subjects: “…Sensor…”
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An attempt to develop a model of brain waves using quantitative electroencephalography with closed eyes in K1 kickboxing athletes - initial concept
Rydzik, L., Palka, T., Sobilo-Rydzik, E., Tota, L., Ambrozy, D., Ambrozy, T., Ruzbarsky, P., Czarny, W., Kopanska, M.Published in Sensors (2023)Subjects: “…Sensor…”
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Athletes` protection from concussion in different Olympic combat sports. Let`s start from the rules
Arriaza, R., Martínez de Quel, O., Gómez, M., Augustovicova, D.Published in 27th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science (ECSS), Sevilla, 30. Aug - 2. Sep 2022 (2022)“…Helmets are used in boxing for females and for under 18 year old boxers; they are used in taekwondo through all ages, as they are instrumented with contact sensors, as they are in fencing. Protection gloves are quite different in boxing, karate and taekwondo, both in size and weight. …”
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Predicting successful throwing technique in judo from factors of kumite posture based on a machine-learning approach
Kato, S., Yamagiwa, S.Published in Computation (2022)“…Although methods based on objective information obtained from videos and sensors applicable to individual movements have been proposed in order to overcome the subjectivity of these approaches, we cannot apply those to movements that include external factors, such as pushing and/or attacks from an opponent, as seen in combat sports. …”
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Influence of training and selection on postural stability and its relationship with sport level in judo practitioners aged 11-14 years
Jaworski, J., Lech, G., Witkowski, K., Bujas, P., Szczepanik, K., Piepiora, P.Published in Frontiers in Psychology (2023)“…The device recorded the position of the foot center of pressure (COP) from 6 sensors; 3 of them being located in each platform plate. …”
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Validity and reliability of impact forces from a commercially instrumented water-filled punching bag
Diewald, S. N., Cross, M. R., Neville, J., Cronin, J. B.Published in Sports Engineering (2022)Subjects: “…Sensor…”
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Competitive psychophysiological fitness test system for blind judo Paralympics elite
Vinokurov, L. V., Khalikov, R. R., Baryaev, A. A., Abramova, T. F.Published in Theory and Practice of Physical Culture (2021)“…The test system applies a galvanic skin response rating Mind-Reflection biofeedback sensor. The individual competitive fitness was self-rated by the athletes using a special questionnaire survey form with 30 questions, with every aspect rated on a 9-point scale. …”
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Influence of fatigue on head angular acceleration in judo high-intensity exercise
Ishikawa, Y., Anata, K., Hayashi, H., Uchimura, N., Okada, S.Published in Archives of Budo (2020)“…For high-intensity exercise, seoi-nage was performed once every 2.5 seconds. An angular velocity sensor was used to calculate the angular acceleration of the subjects` heads (200 Hz). …”
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Movement patterns and sensori-motor responses: comparison of men and women in wheelchair fencing based on the Polish Paralympic team
Borysiuk, Z., Nowicki, T., Piechota, K., Blaszczyszyn, M., Konieczny, M., Witkowski, M.Published in Archives of Budo (2020)“…Results: As a result of the study, statistically insignificant decrease of sensor-motor response time was recorded in men in comparison to women. …”
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