Suchergebnisse - Physiological Research

Khothier, G. K.

Gierczuk, D., Jówko, E., Zawadzki, W., Cieslinski, I., Sadowski, J.

Jagim, A. R., Dobbs, W. C., Horswill, C. A., Twohey, E., Fields, J. B., Jones, M. T.

Nasioudis, C., Xronopoulos, A., Panayiotou, G., Lailoglou, A., Sotiropoulos, K. “… This study aimed to investigate (a) the physiological, psychological, and technical characteristics of elite Greek judo athletes and (b) their contribution to final competition rankings.  …”

Grigore, E.-A., Talaghir, L.-G., Moisescu, P., Grigore, A. “… This paper presents a research study focused on the in-depth analysis of high-level competition in women's wrestling, aiming to identify and systematize the latest trends observed during contests and direct combat situations.  …”

Demirkiran, B., Isin, A., Sungur, Y., Melekoglu, T. “… Methods Twenty male elite wrestlers from the National Greco-Roman Wrestling Team participated in the research. Heart Rate Variability values were measured during the training cessation period and for 8 weeks of subsequent training and then interpreted for training periods with different workloads.  …”

Rossi, C., Giustino, V., Patti, A., Roklicer, R., Manojlovic, M., Trivic, T., Fukuda, D., Bianco, A., Drid, P. “… Judo is a high-intensity combat sport requiring substantial aerobic and anaerobic capacity. Although research has explored the physiological demands of different sports over the years, few studies have investigated the specific cardiovascular adaptations that occur in judoka.  …”

Marten, A. D., Mattin, M. D., Rumps, M. V., Saraf, S. M., Mulcahey, M. K.

Donmez, E., Isik, O., Baic, M.

Campos, B. T., Penna, E. M., Ogando, P. H. M., Rodrigues, J. G. S., Albuquerque, M. R., Nakamura, F. Y., Prado, L. S.

Fernandes Monteiro, L., Garcia Garcia, J. M. “… By bridging the gap between traditional judo practices and modern scientific approaches, this research highlights the transformative impact of science and technology on competitive judo. …”

Aparecida de Souza Ribeiro, A., Zacaron Werneck, F., Guilherme Vieira, J., Sant`Ana, L., Johnston, K., Baker, J., Macedo Vianna, J. “… On closer examination, there was a high degree of variability in the indicators that were found to discriminate between skilled and less-skilled judo athletes, predict performance and/or predict career pathway. Research in talent identification and development in judo has generally focused on individual constraints related to anthropometric and physiological characteristics, and technical skills in cross-sectional designs.  …”

Biedrzycki, J., Laskowski, R. “… The analyzed research from the areas of psychology and physiology suggested that physical activity may have a positive impact on cognitive functions.  …”

Ambrozy, T., Rydzik, L., Kasicki, K., Malodobry, Z., Kedra, A. “… While body composition did not correlate with performance in all fight phases, its impact in the third phase underscores the need for further research. These findings are crucial for optimizing training strategies for ju-jitsu athletes.  …”

Jafaria, R. A., Hosseinia, S. R. A., Rashidlamira, A., Nobarib, H.

Schoof, S., Krabben, K., Lojanica, M. B., Pion, J., Elferink-Gemser, M. T. “… However, in the Olympic combat sport of judo, including MPCs in talent development research is still a recent approach. Hence, little is known about the MPCs of talented youth judoka.  …”

Palka, T., Rydzik, L., Witkowski, K., Tota, L.., Lech, G., Ambrozy, T., Leiva-Arcas, A., Kubacki, R., Piotrowska, A., Wasacz, W., Czarny, W. “… The aim of our research was to obtain knowledge about the relationship between the effect of a special fitness test conducted at two different ambient temperatures and the level of heat stress in judokas.  …”

Schoof, S., Sliedrecht, F., Elferink-Gemser, M. T. “… There is strong evidence to suggest that a broad set of physiological characteristics is needed to manage the demands of judo combats.  …”

Varesco, G., Hager, R., Doron, J., Jubeau, M. “… Thus, it is challenging to objectively investigate the main determinants of fencing performance at elite level. Qualitative research involving high-level fencing coaches could help to identify the key factors to perform at elite level.  …”

Palka, T., Rydzik, L., Tota, L., Koteja, P., Ambrozy, T., Mucha, D., Szpotowicz-Czech, B., Lech, G., Javdaneh, N., Czarny, W. “… Background There is little scientific literature available on the diversity of physiological responses of judokas to anaerobic interval exercises in warm environments.  …”