Judo, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Wrestling, and Mixed Martial Arts

Bergfeld, John A.; Gelber, Jonathan; Lynch, Scott A.; Seidenberg, Peter H.; Piedade, Sérgio Rocha

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-10433-7_49

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“…The warming done by BJJ competitors is, in most cases, prepared by a graduated black belt (73.3%). Most of the interviewees (88%) didn't re- [2,9,10]. The modality has gained characteristics of the sport, being practiced by individuals who aim to be athletes, but also by individuals who seek to improve their habits of life and work their body and mind [6,10].…”

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2020

Int J Sports Exerc Med

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“…The Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) it's a grappling martial art, the word Jiu-Jitsu means gentle art and its purpose is to submit the opponent, which is to force them to give up the fight. This is achieved using techniques based on the levers system, by positioning a joint beyond the physiological limit of the range of motion [1,2].…”

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2020

Int J Sports Exerc Med

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“…Having decided to check what can be improved in professional training of police officers in Ukraine, based on the data that the probability of fighting on the ground is very high, we chose system of hand-to-hand combat, which has the most advanced and diverse fighting technique on the ground [5], as a hand-to-hand combat method to defeat an enemy that uses no weapons or only short-barreled weapons. In recent years, the role of Hand-to-Hand Combat worldwide has grown exponentially.…”

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Influence of Hand-to-Hand Combat Training on Functional Fitness of Cadets at Higher Educational Establishments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs

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Lytvynenko

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Purpose: to analyze the influence of Hand-to-Hand Combat on functional fitness of cadets of a higher educational establishment of the national police of Ukraine. Materials and Methods. The study involved 125 Cadets at Higher Educational Establishments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Research methods: methods of theoretical level of research; empirical research methods: pedagogical observation, pedagogical experiment; chest rheography (to determine functional state of the cardiovascular system); assessment of anaerobic performance according to the Wingate test and physical performance according to the PWC170 test; methods of mathematical statistics. Results: the service and combat activities of police officers in modern social and political environment in Ukraine set high demands to functional capabilities of the body. Hand-to-hand combat can have a significant impact on professional and psychophysiological fitness of personnel for effective actions to apprehend and detain a criminal, as well as under conditions of limited space. Hand-to-hand combat is an effective sport for quality formation of the process of training cadets of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, as evidenced by improvement of all indicators of cadets of the experimental group, namely: heart rate variability, anaerobic and aerobic mechanisms of motor activity. Conclusions: for the first time, data on HRV, the Wingate test and physical performance of cadets of the Ministry of Internal Affairs were obtained. The changes of these indicators under the influence of Hand-to-Hand Combat classes in annual dynamics have been presented. Positive influence of Hand-to-Hand Combat classes on functional state of cadets has been established, which contributes to increase of the efficiency of their professional activities in future. At the end of the study, cadets of the experimental group had significantly better indicators of functional fitness than the cadets of the control group. The obtained results proved that the developed training program based on the application of Hand-to-Hand Combat is effective and proves expediency of its application in practice.

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“…As an illustration, isokinetic tests used to measure muscle imbalances and the functional use of antagonistic muscles can serve as an avenue for rehabilitation (Andreato et al, 2017). Likewise, in discussing physiotherapy, Bergfeld et al (2019) attest that diagnosis, overload indications, cause-effect chain, core strength, and communication between patients and rehabilitators are key elements in an athlete's recovery. Relevantly, injured BJJ students attempting to return to training after an injury, or instructors who strive to get their students back on the mats because of an injury, might find functional training concepts and their application to recovery beneficial.…”

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“…According to Bergfeld et al (2019), medical professionals charged with rehabilitating an injured athlete should first define a physiotherapy protocol appropriate for the injury type while monitoring indications of progressive overtraining. Physical therapists should then pay close attention to the patient's reactions and how the rest of their body compensates for the injured body part.…”

Section: Bjj and Functional Fitness Utilitymentioning

confidence: 99%