Search Results - Motor control

Kruszewski, A., Kruszewski, M., Tabecki, R., Kruszewski, M., Kuzmicki S. “…The ability to maintain balance is manifested through dynamic stability, plays a key role in the sport of wrestling, where precise motor control is essential for the effective execution of techniques and the avoidance of injury. …”

Makarov, I. V., Borovaya, V. A., Vrublevskiy, E. P.

Matkarimov, R., Adilov, S., Kerimov, F., Korobeynikov, G., Korobeinikova, L., Bakiev, Z., Abduazimovich, K. A. “…All athletes were divided into two groups: control (n=48) and experimental (n=48). Results: The obtained results showed that when using the program for improving technical and tactical movements in elite wrestlers, the indicators of throws improved by an average of 13% (p<0.05). …”

Korobeynikov, G., Kerimov, F., Korobeinikova, L., Goncharova, O. “…The research aimed to study decision-making and motor control in elite wrestlers. Methods 34 elite athletes were examined. …”

Kurt, C., Tuna, G., Kurtdere, I. “…The control session consisted of a 10-min jog on a motor-driven treadmill at 6 km/h and a 0% slope. …”

Bujak, Z., Gierczuk, D. “…It consisted of three two-minute motor tasks performed on Batak Lite. Response time was recorded during the exercise, with one-minute breaks between motor tasks. …”

Markovic, M., Toskic, L. “…Since wrestling is a sport that implements open and closed motor patterns of applied technical elements, it is very challenging to test a wrestler in any given combat conditions, i.e. situations in which the opponent offers active resistance, because the levels of physical, technical, and tactical readiness in a match/testing is an important variable that cannot be controlled, so the use of a wrestling dummy is often resorted to. …”

Johne, M. “…The tests were carried out using the Vienna Test System with the aid of the Motor Performance Series device (S2 test), which allows the assessment of coordination skills in terms of fine motor skills. …”

Pugachev, I. Yu., Ponomarev, G. N., Rodichkin, P. V., Kostov, F. F. “…Integrative indicators of the validity of the latent reactive maneuverability of the fencer's motor potential as an important prognostic feature were established, namely: the search time for the motor unit, the coefficient of accuracy of the motor unit control, the average latent time according to the "tapping test" method, the duration of the potential of the motor unit of the biceps muscle of the shoulder, the speed propagation of excitation along the radial nerve.…”

Piepiora, P., Superson, M., Witkowski, K., Maslinski, J., Migasiewicz, J. “…Background & Study Aim Controlling the body mass in long-term carteer of combat sports athletes is one of the most important health strategies. …”

Hekiert, B., Prokopczyk, A., Klimczak, J., Sokolowski, M. “…Background and Study Aim: Success at the highest level of competition in any sport is determined by special skills, endurance and motor skills, and talent (and this factor is generally the most difficult to quantify). …”

Aboelwafa, H. S. “…Core muscles have multiple benefits for athletes and non-athletes, such as their importance in improving motor performance and preventing injuries. Judo players perform various movements during training or matches, such as bending, rotation, and flexion, which depend heavily on the muscles around the torso as well as the balance requirements during throwing to reach the optimal position of the throw. …”

Johne, M. “…In tests conducted after three years of symmetrisation training, athletes from the experimental group achieved also much better results in reaction time (RT) than those from the control group training with the unilateral method. …”

Campos, B. T., Penna, E. M., Rodrigues, J. G., Mendes, T. T., Maia-Lima, A., Nakamura, F. Y., Vieira, E. L. M., Wanner, S. P., Prado, L. S. “…Noteworthy, the effect of mental fatigue on physical performance during high-intensity intermittent tests that require specific motor skills of fighting sports has not been investigated. …”

Kons, R. L., Detanico, D. “…Motor control…”

Francisco, V., Decatoire, A., Bidet-Ildei, C. “…Within the theoretical framework of embodied cognition, several experiments have shown the existence of links between action observation and motor learning. Our aim was to assess the effectiveness of an observational learning protocol (action observation training: AOT) of point-light-display (PLD) in judoka. …”

Villiere, A., Mason, B., Parmar, N., Maguire, N., Holmes, D., Turner, A. “…Sixteen Paralympic WF coaches were invited to take part in a three-round Delphi study, with experts drawing consensus on qualities of speed, strength, power, flexibility and motor control of the trunk and fencing arm being associated with increased athletic success. …”

Kriventsova, I., Gorbachuk, Y., Chernigivs`ka, S., Jagiello, M., Bensbaa, A. “…Background and Study Aim. Training of motor actions of young athletes requires consideration the peculiarities of the sensitive period of their development. …”

Vinokurov, L. V., Khalikov, R. R., Baryaev, A. A., Abramova, T. F. “…Individual typological specifics were rated by the by E.P. Ilyin`s practical motor skills test toolkit using Prognoz Computerized Test System [4]. …”

Chesnokov, N. N., Morozov, A. P., Gayduk, A. A. “…Control of the state of the support and motor equipment of athletes at the initial and training stages…”