Diversity of attacking actions in Malaysian junior and senior taekwondo players

Tan, Yee Lin; Krasilshchikov, Oleksandr

doi:10.1080/24748668.2015.11868840

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“…In sparring matches, competitors can score points using their hands (1 point) or legs (1 ∼ 3 points) for each effective attack. Using the legs to attack is the predominant method for athletes in competitions to score because it generates a greater range compared with using the hands (Kazemi et al, 2010; Tan & Krasilshchikov, 2015; Tornello et al, 2014). Thus, kicking, particularly side‐kicks, is the main attack technique in taekwondo competitions of all formats.…”

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Differences in kick‐leg kinematics in various side‐kick heights

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Peng

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European Journal of Sport Science

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This study aims to explore the variation of lower extremity kinematic characteristics when elite taekwondo athletes perform the side-kick on protective gear placed at various heights. Twenty distinguished male national athletes were recruited and were asked to kick targets at three different heights adjusted according to their body height. A three-dimensional (3D) motion capture system was used to collect kinematic data. Kinematic parameters differences in the side-kick at three different heights were analyzed by using a one-way ANOVA (p < .05). The results revealed significant differences in the peak linear velocities of the pelvis, hip, knee, ankle, and centre of gravity of the foot during the leg-lifting phase (p < .05). Significant differences between heights were noted in the maximum angle of pelvis left tilting and hip abduction in both phases. In addition, the maximum angular velocities of pelvis left tilting and hip internal rotation were only different in the leg-lifting phase. This study found that, to kick at a higher target, athletes increase the linear velocities of their pelvis and all lower extremity joints of attacking leg in the leg-lifting phase; however, they only increase rotational variables on the proximal segment at the peak angle of the pelvis (left tilting) and hip (abduction and internal rotation) in the same phase. As an application in actual competitions, according to the opponent's body height, athletes can adjust both linear and rotational velocities of their proximal segements (pelvis and hip) and deliver into distal segements (knee, ankle, foot) linear velocity to perform accurate and rapid kicks.

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Differences in kick‐leg kinematics in various side‐kick heights

Lin

Tang

Peng

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European Journal of Sport Science

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“…Kyorugi (olimpik taekwondo) yarışmaları, 2 dakikalık 3 raunttan oluşur ve bu sebeple anaerobik enerji sistemleri baskındır (Campos, Bertuzzi, Dourado, Santos ve Franchini, 2012). Sporcular, güçlü ve koordinatif tekniklerle yarışmaktadırlar (Bridge, Jones ve Drust, 2011;Kazemi, Casella ve Perri, 2009;Kazemi, Ciantis ve Rahman, 2013;Kazemi, Perri ve Soave, 2010;Kazemi, Waalen, Morgan ve White, 2006;Tan ve Krasilshchikov, 2015). Taekwondonun anaerobik yetiler başta olmak üzere tüm biyomotor özelliklerle yakın ilişkisi dayanıklı, süratli ve çabuk sporcuların yarışmalar sırasında avantajlı olmalarını sağlar.…”

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Taekwondo Tekme Performansını Etkileyen Faktörlerin Belirlenmesi

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AYDEMİR

ÖLMEZ

2022

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The aim of this study is to determine the physical, anthropometric, and motoric characteristics associated with taekwondo kick speed and quickness. The study was conducted with the voluntary participation of 21 elite male athletes, licensed and active competitors, at least at the 1st dan/pum belt level. Body height, body weight, body mass index, leg length and thigh circumference measurements were taken in order to determine the physical and anthropometric characteristics of the athletes that may be related to kick performance. Kicking speed and quickness performances of the athletes were determined by the Taekwondo Performance Protocol (TPP), and their motor skill performances were determined by back strength, leg strength, 20 m speed, illinois agility, vertical jump, and anaerobic power tests. The findings show that there are significant relationships between the kicking performances of the athletes and their anthropometric characteristics (ICC: 441-856; p

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“…Since the Kyorugi competitions consist of three rounds of 2 minutes each, the anaerobic energy systems are dominant 7 . Athletes compete with strong and coordinative techniques [8][9][10][11][12][13] . In Taekwondo kyorugi competitions, a considerable proportion of points are obtained by kicks.…”

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Determining the Motor Skills Affecting the Distance to the Opponent in Taekwondo

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2021

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Background: Athletes should stay close enough to the opponent to score points in an attack, but at the same time, they must keep enough distance to avoid the opponent's attack. Therefore, determining the correct distance can be related to the athlete's speed, explosive power, agility, technical and tactical abilities. Aim: This study aims to determine the motor skill factors that affect the kick distance of athletes in taekwondo. Methods: The study was carried out with the voluntary participation of elite, active competitor male athletes (n = 44). Athletes’ basic motor skills performance levels were determined using 20 m speed, vertical jump, and anaerobic power tests. Taekwondo Performance Protocol (TPP) was used to determine the speed and quickness levels specific to Taekwondo. The kick distances of the athletes were determined with the data obtained from TPP. Correlation between athletes' kick distance and motor skills performance levels were examined, and the factors affecting the kick distance were determined. Descriptive and comparative statistics at a 95% significance level were employed in the statistical analysis of the data gathered. Results: It was determined that the correlations between the athletes' kick distances and their technical speed, velocity, and anaerobic power performances were significant at a moderate and high level (ICC: 0,623-0,854; p<0,05). Conclusion: The study results showed that fast and strong athletes with high anaerobic power and capacity could kick from longer distances. Athletes with advanced speed and power characteristics can effectively attack their opponents from long and safe distances. Keywords: taekwondo, performance, kyorugi, distance control, kick distance

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Diversity of attacking actions in Malaysian junior and senior taekwondo players

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Differences in kick‐leg kinematics in various side‐kick heights

Differences in kick‐leg kinematics in various side‐kick heights

Taekwondo Tekme Performansını Etkileyen Faktörlerin Belirlenmesi

Determining the Motor Skills Affecting the Distance to the Opponent in Taekwondo

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