Manifestations of symmetry and asymmetry of the peak torque produced by the muscles responsible for rotational movements among Judo competitors, representatives of the National Teams of Poland and Belgium

Wałowski, Karol; Poliszczuk, Tatiana; Poliszczuk, Dmytro

doi:10.5604/20815735.1199933

Journal of Combat Sports and Martial Arts

2016

DOI: 10.5604/20815735.1199933

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Manifestations of symmetry and asymmetry of the peak torque produced by the muscles responsible for rotational movements among Judo competitors, representatives of the National Teams of Poland and Belgium

Karol Wałowski¹,

Tatiana Poliszczuk²,

Dmytro Poliszczuk³

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Bilateral Throw Execution in Young Judokas for a Maximum All Year Round Result

Šimenko¹,

Hadžić²

2022

International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance

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Purpose: This study investigates bilateral performance with the Special Judo Fitness Test (SJFT) and its associations with competition performance (CP) and competition volume (CV) in judo. Methods: The SJFT compared movement patterns of the dominant (D) and nondominant (ND) sides on a sample of 27 youth judoka. Repeated-measures analysis of variance was used to determine differences in SJFT execution to the D and ND side, and for associations, the Pearson correlation was used (P < .05). Results: The total number of throws is significantly higher on the D side, with better performance in the final SJFT index. The CP showed positive correlations with the D side of SJFT executions in the second part of SJFT (P = .042) and the total number of throws (P = .036). On the ND side, the CP showed a positive correlation with the second part of the SJFT (P = .014), a negative correlation with the third part of the SJFT (P = .035), and a positive correlation in the total number of throws (P = .027). CV shows significant correlations with all parameters of the SJFT in the D and ND sides, with stronger correlations on the ND side. Conclusions: The study presents significantly better performance in judokas’ D side in SJFT. Associations between CP and CV with the SJFT were significant in connection to both body sides. It highlights the importance of bilateral movement development and good execution of the throwing techniques for the D and ND body sides of youth judoka to achieve greater CP all year round.

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Bilateral Throw Execution in Young Judokas for a Maximum All Year Round Result

Šimenko¹,

Hadžić²

2022

International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance

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Manifestations of symmetry and asymmetry of the peak torque produced by the muscles responsible for rotational movements among Judo competitors, representatives of the National Teams of Poland and Belgium

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Bilateral Throw Execution in Young Judokas for a Maximum All Year Round Result

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