Search Results - Martial Arts Studies

Kindzer, B., Nikitenko, S., Vyshnevetskyi, S., Kukurudziak, I., Ilnytskyi, I., Busol, V., Bohdan, I., Semeryak, Z., Cynarski, W. J. “…This study shows the ratio of the upper and lower limbs of female athletes in various types of martial arts, so it can become the basis for further, more in-depth studies.…”

Zadorozhna, O., Briskin, Y., Pityn, M., Smyrnovskyy, S., Svistelnyk, I., Korobeinikova, I., Xu, X.-Q.

Toyoda, Y., Toyoda, Y., Moriyama, S., Enomoto, I., Okawa, K., Suzuki, K., Akashi, K., Wakayoshi, K. “…Water polo, frequently called "martial arts in water," is an intense game. Recognized as one of the toughest sports (Takagi, 2008), water polo involves two teams, each comprising six field players and one goalkeeper, competing using a ball (Smith, 1998). …”

Ozan, M., Buzdagli, Y., Siktar, E., Baygutalp, N. K., Bakan, E.

Jelonek, J., Kruszewski, M., Kruszewski, A., Tabecki, R., Pilis, K., Kuzmicki, S. “…Material & Methods: The study included athletes with second or higher sports classes in the following disciplines: long distance runners (n = 12), powerlifting (n = 12) and martial arts - taekwondo and Brazilian jiu-jitsu (n = 12). …”

Saks, B. R., Monahan, P. F., Maldonado, D. R., Jimenez, A. E., Ankem, H. K., Sabetian, P. W., Lall, A. C., Domb, B. G. “…Patients who participated in FS such as dancing, gymnastics, martial arts, figure skating, and cheerleading were propensity score matched by body mass index, age at time of surgery, sex, sports competition level, and labral treatment to a cohort of high-level athletes participating in all other sports, such as distance running, soccer, volleyball, and softball. …”

Turova, E. A., Tenyaeva, E. A., Badtieva, V. A., Golovach, A. V., Articulova, I. N. “…Depending on the sport, the most susceptible to diseases of the endocrine system were Rugby players, athletes engaged in martial arts (karate, judo, wrestling), as well as volleyball, basketball, badminton, swimmers and shooters.…”

Zadorozhna, O., Briskin, Y., Pityn, M., Svistelnyk, I., Roztorhui, M., Vorontsov, A.

Aranson, M. V., Ozolin, E. S., Tuponogova, O. V., Shustin, B. N. “…The subject of research is closely related to the specifics of competitive activities in these types of martial arts.…”

Briskin, Y., Pityn, M., Perederiy, A., Zadorozhna, O., Smyrnovskyy, S., Semeryak, Z.

Szajna, G., Bak, R., Kulasa, J.

Zadorozhna, O., Briskin, Y., Pityn, M., Smyrnovskyy, S., Semeryak, Z., Khomiak, I., Hlukhov, I. “…The present work studied specifics of technical devices for the improvement and control of athletes` preparedness in martial arts. …”

Lindsay, A., Gieseg, S. P. “…Results: We included 29 studies with 644 participants. We classified articles by running/hiking, cycling, rugby, mixed martial arts (MMA) or other. …”

Podrigalo, O. O., Borisova, O. V., Podrigalo, L. V., Iermakov, S. S., Romanenko, V. V., Podavalenko, O. V., Volodchenko, O. A., Volodchenko, J. O. “…The vision reaction in 4 tests out of 10 was better in martial arts athletes. The response to the auditory stimulus in 5 tests out of 10 and the average result was better in martial arts athletes. …”

Zadorozhna, O., Briskin, Y., Pityn, M., Smyrnovskyy, S., Semeryak, Z., Khomiak, I., Hlukhov, I. “…The present work studied specifics of technical devices for the improvement and control of athletes` preparedness in martial arts. …”

Behr, K. H., Kuhn, P. L. “…Martial Arts Studies…”

Opstoel, K., Pion, J., Elferink-Gemser, M., Hartman, E., Willemse, B., Philippaerts, R., Visscher, C., Lenoir, M. “…Only the primary sport of each child was considered and six groups of sports (Ball sports, Dance, Gymnastics, Martial arts, Racquet sports and Swimming) were formed based on common characteristics. …”

Borysiuk, Z., Markowska, N., Niedzielski, M.

Obminski, Z., Mroczkowska, H., Zdanowicz, R., Kownacka, I., Blach, W.

Borysiuk, Z., Piechota, K., Minkiewicz, T.