Karate

Coy., James Hardie; Cree, Jon; Turner, Anthony J.

doi:10.4324/9781315542393-20

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“…This can be seen from the many Dojos (Karate training places) and coaching and Karate events held in Gorontalo Province. Two types of categories compete in Karate, namely Kata (demonstrations) and Kumite (matches) (Coy et al, 2019). Especially in the Kumite category, to support good performance during matches, an athlete should have the good physical condition (Franchini et al, 2009) and be able to apply various forms of Kumite techniques well (Koropanovski et al, 2011).…”

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Development of the Gyaku Tsuki and Mawashi Geri Speed Test

Kadir

Haryanto

2021

Compet. J. Pendidik. Kepelatihan Olahraga

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This study aims to develop a speed test for Gyaku Tsuki and Mawashi Geri kicks in Karate. This research is development research with steps that include potential problems, data, product design, design validation, revision design, product testing, product revision, trial use and product revision. The small scale trial was carried out on 10 Karateka who actively participate in the training at the PPLP Gorontalo Province. Meanwhile, a large-scale trial was conducted on 30 Karateka who took part in the training at the PPLP Gorontalo Province. The development research resulted in a valid and reliable form of test, so it was feasible to use it to measure the speed of the Gyaku Tsuki shot and the kick speed of Mawashi Geri.

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