Search Results - Research Square

Bonito, F., Viães, J. R. G., Teles, J., Flores, L. A., Iglesias, X., Fragoso, M. I. C. J. “…Discussion: The complexity of results in individual sports and the lack of research in fencing makes it difficult to understand the relevance of RAE in this sport. …”

Augustovicova, D., Hadza, R., Magyar, A., Van Biesen, D., Hruby, M. “…Purpose Para-karate has been gaining popularity rapidly; however, scientific research on the subject remains limited. This study aims to examine the kata preferences at top-level para-karate events and explore the relationship between sport class (type of impairment) and kata selection. …”

Bracco, M., Bernier, M., Métral, L., Pété, E., Bagot, P., Fournier, J., Doron, J., Martinent, G. “…Following the present research results, practitioners should seek to develop pre- and post-point routines that pair task-oriented coping strategies with relevant attentional focus.…”

Cular, D., Babic, M., Katovic, D., Beslija, T., Kezic, A. “…This research aimed to propose a new methodological approach for analyzing relative age effect (RAE) in different sports or samples named "Relative age effect overall scale" (RAEOS). …”

Schuster, S., Palijan, L., Bobic, T. T. “…An anonymous survey specially prepared for the needs of this research was conducted among the respondents. The results were processed in the IBM SPSS program, v.26. …”

Gutiérrez-Santiago, A., Vázquez-Estévez, C., Munoz-Rodrigo, S., Prieto-Lage, I. “…The objective of this research was to define the temporal structure of Olympic boxing in males in the flyweight, middleweight and super heavyweight categories. …”

Babic, M., Cular, D., Jelaska, I. “…Aim of this research was to identify and analyse relative age effect (RAE) on sample composed of young Croatian taekwondo competitors. …”

Ma, T., Zhang, H., Ghigiarelli, J. “…Research Square…”

Slomka, K. J., Sowa, M., Swatowska, M., Cwikla, K., Niewczas, M., Drozd, S., Rzepko, M. “…The range, root mean square (rms) and velocity of COP, rambling and trembling were analysed. …”

Koh, J. O. “…Therefore, the new competition rule relating to HKs did not appear to increase the incidence rates of HKs or concussions in our research participants. To prevent adverse effects related to repetitive HKs and concussions, continuous research is needed.…”

Castro Sánchez, M., Zurita Ortega, F., Chacón Cuberos, R., López Gutiérrez, C. J., Zafra Santos, E.

Reale, R., Slater, G., Burke, L. M. “…Differences in methodologies of previous research in combat sports make direct comparisons difficult; thus, this study aimed to examine weight loss practices among all Olympic combat sports in Australia, using standardized methodology. …”

Koh, J.-O. “…To identify other potential risk factors of COP in sport poomsae taekwondo, more research is needed to build upon the findings.…”

Kapo, S., Kajmovic, H., Rado, I. “…International Boxing Association (AIBA) decision of returning rules on 3x3 minutes was good decision for boxing because boxers can show their best technical and tactical qualities for bigger efficiency and reduce of injuries and therefore boxing is more interesting to watch. Results of this research can be useful for referee organizations, coaches and competitors in function of more efficient planning and programming training process and especially for boxing scientific community.…”

Starosta, W., Markiewicz, G., Pawlowa-Starosta, T. “…There were 87 fencers taking part in the researches. Those investigated belonged to the youth up to the (masters) champion sport class, and were in the starting training period. …”

University of Poitiers “…Lestrade [et al.] .1334 Biomechanics research concept inventory, D. Knudson1338 Development of a real-time biofeedback tool for martial arts coaching practice, G. …”

Elsawy, G., Shaban, A. “…Despite the worldwide popularity of amateur taekwondo, research focused on the physiological demands of the sport is limited. …”

Emerich, K., Nadolska-Gazda, E. “…Design: Cross-sectional survey. Methods: Our research was based on questionnaires given to 338 amateur boxers in Poland (divided into age groups: schoolboys, juniors, youth and seniors). …”

Kim, D.-H., Choi, H., Kim, J. H., Kim, E.-J. “…Additionally, Independent sample T-tests and chi-square comparisons were used for statistical comparisons. …”