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Comparative kinematic analysis of passing hurdle technique on Lui Jing: elite Chinese female hurdle athlete

Introduction: According to the literature, although much research on the kinematics of the hurdle technique for female athletes has taken place, the majority of studies pay greater attention to horizontal comparative analysis and analysis of techniques during competition for individuals [4]. The authors of this study have done some work on LIU Jing`s technical training over the past two years. The results of elite Chinese female hurdle athletes using LIU Jing`s technique improved quickly. This is a comparative analysis of technique from training programs to provide a reference for coaches during the winter season. Methods A 3D fixed-point shooting method was used in this experiment. Two high-speed cameras (Basler abozfc) are used with a screen frequency is 100 frames per seconds. The axis angle between the two planes is 75 °. The technique when passing the third hurdle in the test match before winter training commenced is recorded and is analyzed by 3-DSignal TEC V10c (filtering frequency is 8 Hz). A comparative analysis on kinematical data of this test and a test from the same time last year was conducted. Results Through a comparative analysis on the current technique of LIU Jing with her past technique, a number of conclusions were made. Findings were a small trunk angle and lower center of gravity during hurdling. Analysis also revealed the attacking hurdle legs folded insufficiently and an improved action of the swinging leg after passing a hurdle.
© Copyright 2008 2008 International Convention on Science, Education and Medicine in Sport: Proceedings, Vol. III. Published by People´s Sports Publishing House. All rights reserved.

Bibliographic Details
Subjects:
Notations:technical and natural sciences strength and speed sports
Tagging:Kinematik
Published in:2008 International Convention on Science, Education and Medicine in Sport: Proceedings, Vol. III
Language:English
Published: Guangzhou People´s Sports Publishing House 2008
Online Access:http://www.brunel.ac.uk/374/Sport%20Sciences%20Research%20Documents/v3part2.pdf
Pages:313-314
Document types:congress proceedings
Level:advanced