Development of the Ability to Maintain Body Balance in Dynamic Conditions in Beginning Sambo Wrestlers Aged 11–12

Osipov, Aleksander; Guralev, V.M.; Kudryavtsev, M.D.; Kamoza, T. L.; Kuzmin, V.A.

doi:10.14529/hsm180413

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“…body balance assessment may be based on both more (The Flamingo balance test, Romberg test, Tinetti balance test etc.) and less popular tests (such as these designed to evaluation sambo and judo athletes [21][22][23]). Similar reasoning also refers to indices of mental and social health.…”

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Empirical verification of self-rated positive health (somatic dimension) in women with professional competence in the field of health education

Dobosz¹

2019

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Purpose: to address a question whether reports of young women concerning their positive health are concordant with indices based on recommended methods of measuring health? Material: the study consist of fifteen, 23 years old female students of physiotherapy (height: QUOTE 15X"> =164.3 ±4.55; weight: QUOTE 15X"> = 60.7 ±6.76) who declared engagement in everyday or occasional physical activity. They completed The profile of the sense of positive health and survival abilities indices (SPHSA questionnaire). It includes 23 indices: 8 of somatic health (A), 4 of mental health (B), 3 of social health (C) and 8 of survival ability (D). The sense of intensity of particular indices (aspects A, B, C) is evaluated in the 1 to 5 scale where: 1 very low, 2 low, 3 average, 4 high, 5 very high. Additional index “0” (added to this five-point rating scale) is reserved to aspect D. Besides, SPHSA comprise 8 questions relating to subject’s earlier experiences associated with: safe falling, self-defence, martial arts, life-saving skills in the water, first aid, survival, uniformed services and scouting. Results: there is statistically significant correlation (r = 0.57; p<0.05) between reported and diagnosed average value of general index of somatic health of young women. Reported and diagnosed values of general index of somatic health are concordant in 5 women (33% of study group). The remaining 10 women either overestimate (n = 7) or underestimate (n = 3) their somatic health. Regardless of declared physical activity women significantly overestimated their diastolic blood pressure and underestimate their anaerobic capacity and flexibility: p<0.05 or p<0.01 (these misestimations, concerns indices having extreme values, both highest and lowest). Tendency is more evident in case of everyday active women. Conclusions: results of the experiment allow recommendation SPHSA as a useful tool to measure people’s sense of somatic health. Concurrently person’s self-evaluations can be easily verified because they concern such characteristics of the body which can be measured by quasi-objective methods (criterion validity).

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Empirical verification of self-rated positive health (somatic dimension) in women with professional competence in the field of health education

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2019

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“…Therefore, in training programs the purposeful development of coordination skills is not often given the due attention. However, there is evidence of the need for targeted development of coordination skills in sambo (Osipov, Guralev, Kudryavtsev, et al, 2018) and judo wrestlers starting from the young age (Osipov, Kudryavtsev, Doroshenko, et al, 2018). In our studies, a significant (P<0,01) advantage in the rate of complex motor reaction (TX11) was found among the athletes of the experimental group.…”

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The aim of the research is to find the new methods of the judoists' preparation for the competitive activity. Actually the participants of the researches are the men (n=20) and they are the members of Kyrgyzstan national judo team. Moreover, the median age was 22,8 years. The research period was 1 year. It was revealed that the blocks of coordination and speed-power exercises jointly with the improvement of the technical base of the wrestlers were added in the program of the athletes' preparation of the experimental group (n=10). Besides, the tests were used to determine the level of different motor skills of the athletes to assess the obtained data. Attention should also be paid to the calculation of the values of the competitive coefficients (CC) of the athletes which was made. Besides, the statistical analysis of the data was carried out using Mann-Whitney U-test. Indeed, the test results revealed a significant (P<0,05) advantage of the athletes from the experimental group in the speed running, strength training and running 1 mile. Fortunately, CC data of the athletes showed a significant (P<0,05) discrepancy in the volume of the effective equipment (Nage-waza) and a significant (P<0,01) difference in the intervals between the attacks (Nage-waza) in favor of the athletes from the experimental group. Accordingly, the use of coordination blocks and speed-power exercises in the structure of a year cycle of the athletes' preparation allows to increase the development indicators of the motor skills and technical activity of the judoists during the competitive matches significantly. Key words: Judo; competitive coefficients (СС); speed-strength exercises; technical indicators of the athletes (Nage-waza); blocks of periodization (BP).

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“…Fastness is the event that muscles can activate joints despite the resistance of a part of the body against external resistance as soon as possible [12,13]. Agility is defined as the ability to change direction, slow down and accelerate in a fast and balanced way [14].…”

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The effect of acute dehydration on agility, quickness and balance performance in elite wrestlers

Kaplan

Kivrak

2021

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Background and Study Aim. The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of acute dehydration on agility, quickness and balance performance in elite wrestlers. Material and Methods. A total of 12 male elite wrestlers, who were student at Selçuk University Faculty of Sport Sciences, whose mean age was 21.58±1.44 years, the mean height of 176.67±5.87 cm, mean body weight of 74.25±17.79 kg, and the mean age of sports 8.92±1,44 years have participated the study voluntarily. After taking the height measurement of the wrestlers participating in the study, their masses were weighted before the training; and body mass index, body fat percentage, muscle mass, and total body fluid were taken with Tanita Bc 730 and agility, quickness (5 m) and balance performance tests were performed. Then, by limiting the fluid intake of the athletes, after losing weight by training, the same tests that were applied before the training applied to the athletes after the training. The study was conducted in accordance with the pre-test and post-test model. T test was used for agility performance measurement of the athletes and 5 m test was used for quickness performance. Dominant foot was determined for balance test and measurement was made via Biodex Balance System. Balance measurements were performed eyes open (EO) and eyes closed (EC), overall stability index (OSI). Results. In this study, body weight, body mass index, total body fluid, agility, quickness and balance with eyes open mean values were found to be statistically significant (p<0.05), and muscle mass, body fat percentage, balance with eyes closed found not to be statistically significant (p> 0.05). Conclusions. It is believed that acute dehydration negatively affects agility, quickness and balance performances in wrestlers.

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Development of the Ability to Maintain Body Balance in Dynamic Conditions in Beginning Sambo Wrestlers Aged 11–12

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Empirical verification of self-rated positive health (somatic dimension) in women with professional competence in the field of health education

Empirical verification of self-rated positive health (somatic dimension) in women with professional competence in the field of health education

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The effect of acute dehydration on agility, quickness and balance performance in elite wrestlers

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