Introduction: The psychological state generates great effects on the athletes’ results. Adequate psychological preparation in sports before competitions is fundamental for good performance. The high jump athlete tends to strengthen his physical training during pre-competition practice. However, due to the difficulty of psychological control, emotional variations may occur that significantly limit the technical level of his presentation. Objective: Analyze the psychological training program of college high jumpers on physical fitness and competition performance. Methods: The physical fitness and competition situation of 22 college high jumpers in track and field are discussed. In this paper, 11 cases were randomly selected as the experimental group, and the remaining 11 cases were used as a control group. There was no involvement in directed mental training. The control group received regular exercise training, while the experimental group had regular physical training accompanied by directed psychological training. The fitness and competition results in both groups of athletes before and after the test were evaluated statistically. results: There was a significant difference in presentation performance between the experimental and control groups (P<0.05). Improvements in physical performance were significant in the experimental group. Conclusion: Strengthening psychological training in athletes proved to be a critical factor in improving competition effectiveness. Level of evidence II; Therapeutic studies - investigation of treatment outcomes.
Introduction: Competitive martial arts athletes cannot achieve good results based only on a specific competitive skill in today's intense competition. A specific training program that emphasizes the physical fitness required by the characteristics of the sport is necessary. Objective: Study the martial arts training index system to improve athletes’ physical fitness. Methods: The author adopts the research methods such as the literature data method, questionnaire survey method, and mathematical statistics method. The composition of the special indicators related to physical training for martial arts athletes is comprehensively discussed. results: Through interviews and investigations, the contribution rate of morphological indicators proved to be higher, accounting for 37.61% of the total contribution. Considering the index with the highest load, 29 special physical training indicators were determined for martial arts athletes. Conclusion: Martial arts athletes show a solid basis in training regarding the quality of special movements and sports performance. These data provide an important reference for scientific and dedicated martial arts training. Level of evidence II; Therapeutic studies - investigation of treatment outcomes.
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