Search Results - Martial Arts Studies

Kirk, C., Cronin, C., Langan-Evans, C., Clark, D. R., Morton, J. P. “…Despite its growing popularity and participation rates, mixed martial arts (MMA) coaching has not been the subject of much critical scholarly analysis. …”

Maurício, C. A., Artioli, G. G., Gonçalves, A. F., Teixeira, R. P. A., Vieira, V., Brito, C. J., Pedreiro, R. C. M., Pérez, D. I. V., Aedo-Muñoz, E. A., Pierantozzi, E., Miarka, B. “…In Mixed Martial Arts (MMA), a combination of combat techniques and physical demands takes center stage. …”

García Blanco, C., Vazquez-Mendez, A., Conde, O., Mollinedo-Cardalda, I. “…Taekwondo is a traditional South Korean martial art and Olympic combat sport that has gained global popularity. …”

Chen, H., Zhao, Z., Zheng, X., Cao, L., Du, J., Yu, Z. “…However, the effectiveness of FCT in elite martial arts athletes remains unclear. Objective: This study aimed to investigate the effects of an 8-week FCT program on lower limb strength and power in elite martial arts athletes. …”

Kozina, Z., Pustomelnik, O., Boychuk, Y., Kozin, O., Sobko, I., Polishchuk, S., Shyyan, O. “…Background and purpose. Mixed martial arts (MMA) require a high level of technique, tactics, strategy and cognitive activity. …”

Omran, B. M., Karimi, R., Asadimoghaddam, N., Mohammadi, M. “…Introduction Martial arts, like Taekwondo, stress the glenohumeral (GH) joint during high-force movements like punches [1-4]. …”

Maltsev, G. S., Zekrin, F. H., Zebzeev, V. V., Gulyaev, A. Y. “…Two hundred and fifty-seven articles on martial arts were identified. The selected materials were used to study the quantitative and qualitative indicators of the authors' publication activities in various fields and sports disciplines. …”

Jaskulski, K., Wysoczanski, B., Urbanski, J., Klimowicz, P. “…Conclusions: Our results indicate that the incidence of judo-related injuries is relatively lower than that of other combat sports, such as mixed martial arts (MMA). However, there are inconsistencies in reporting these injuries across the different studies. …”

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). …”

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. “…Different types of martial arts (hand-to-hand combat, combat sambo, mixed martial arts (MMA), and pankration) require athletes to undergo versatile training that combines striking and wrestling techniques with sequential transitions between the combat phases: stance, grip, and ground. …”

Van Biesen, D., Augustovicová, D., Pineda, R. C., Nemcek, D., Burns, J. “…Karate is one of the most popular martial arts. This study investigates the cognitive profiles of top-level Para Karate athletes with intellectual disability (ID), aiming to assess the extent to which cognitive abilities are related to athletic performance. …”

Gift, P. “…The athletic commissions from two states have approved the use and studied the impact of open scoring in mixed martial arts (MMA) with two key limitations: (1) they only observe fight outcomes and (2) promoters voluntarily opt in to open scoring treatment status. …”

Piepiora, P. A., Jaskowska, K.

Barnes, A., Kirk, C., Hill, R., Bowden, B., Mercer, J. “…Anisocoria also increased pre-post, reflecting previous data from mixed martial arts sparring without incidence of diagnosed concussion [3]. …”

Crognale, D., Leinen, P., Baumann, T “…METHODS: Sixty-three professional/high-level athletes (26 female; 37 male) competing in the highest tier/level of their respective OS or CS sport were recruited for the study (age = 21.35 ± 3.49 years). OS sports included martial arts, tennis, table tennis, badminton, basketball, volleyball, rugby, and soccer. …”

Liu, S., Zhang, Y., Noh, Y.-E., Zhou, T. “…Results A total of 183 injured athletes (male: n = 148, female: n = 35; age: Mean = 20.04, SD = 3) from various sports, including track and field, football, basketball, martial arts, volleyball, and gymnastics, participated in this study. …”

Kadhim, E. J., Almayah, S. K., Aldewan, L. H. M., Ghazi, M. A. “…This research signifies a technological shift in sports training, offering a reliable, advanced tool to enhance performance evaluation and skill development in karate, bridging gaps in traditional assessment methods while promoting, professional growth in martial arts.…”

Lee, Y., Lim, S. “…The integration of goal-oriented progression and character education appears to be key in supporting youth development through martial arts.…”

Polozov, A. A., Berg, D. B., Maltseva, N. A., Almomani, B. A. “…Without the use of neural networks, it was possible to identify 30 types of technical and tactical martial arts (TTA), a method for generating voice commands in real-time, and elements of communication with players were implemented. …”

Skalski, D., Pronczuk, M., Stastny, P., Losinska, K., Drozd, M., Toborek, M., Aschenbrenner, P., Maszczyk, A. “…Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) is a highly dynamic combat sport that requires precise motor coordination and technical execution. …”