Olympic samurai: Japanese martial arts between sports and self-cultivation

Benesch, Oleg

doi:10.1080/17460263.2020.1739739

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“…F represents the effect of the change in the tension of the ankle joint on the floor. 4 The drop velocity under the condition of waist and abdominal muscle strength is obtained by formula 3…”

Section: Correction Of the Landing Speed And Ground Stability Of Mart...mentioning

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Impacts of Core Strength Training on Balance in Martial Arts Athletes

Shu

2023

Rev Bras Med Esporte

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Introduction: Physical conditioning is an essential component of sports skills. The main routine training methods for skill enhancement in martial arts players should be based on traditional movements. Core strength training has also been shown to be valid for the physical conditioning of martial arts players. Objective: This paper studies the qualitative changes in the balance of martial arts athletes caused by the insertion of core strength training. Methods: This paper selects 24 martial arts players by sampling and randomly divides them into control and experimental groups. The biomarkers of the volunteers were stored and processed under statistical methods to organize and display the data. Results: The experimental and control groups showed high statistical significance in each index after testing (P<0.05). The results show that the methods used in the experimental and control groups can effectively improve their performance in core and key explosive movements during exercise. There were very significant changes in the extensor muscle peak in both groups. The experimental group showed more significant improvement than the standard group (P<0.05). The experimental group’s flexor peaks showed a more significant difference than the control group. In contrast, the experimental group showed a more remarkable improvement than the standard group (P<0.05). Conclusion: Core resistance exercise can effectively promote a center of gravity balance in martial arts athletes. Level of evidence II; Therapeutic studies - investigation of treatment outcomes.

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Section: Correction Of the Landing Speed And Ground Stability Of Mart...mentioning

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Impacts of Core Strength Training on Balance in Martial Arts Athletes

Shu

2023

Rev Bras Med Esporte

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“…Such sports encompass disciplines like judo, karate, taekwondo, Wushu, and mixed martial arts (MMA). While these disciplines provide both physical fitness and self-defence skills to athletes, they also hold cultural and historical significance, (Benesch, 2020;Nauright & Zipp, 2020).…”

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Motivation-Centred Innovative Coaching for Taekwondo and Karate Athletes in Yogyakarta and Bujumbura Cities

Tomoliyus,

Alim,

Sumaryanti

et al. 2024

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Martial arts coaching techniques that are research-evidenced create engaging and fulfilling training environments for athletes. This descriptive quantitative research investigated Taekwondo and Karate coaching practices focused on athletes' sports participation achievement motivation. The study includes 188 Karate and Taekwondo athletes (100 boys, 88 girls) from Yogyakarta and Bujumbura cities, selected through probability sampling method and simple random sampling techniques. The data collection instrument was a Sport Achievement Motivation Scale, adapted from the Achievement Motivation Scale. Data analysis procedure using Two-Way ANOVA with R program and descriptive statistics. Findings indicate significant differences in sport participation achievement motivation between Taekwondo and Karate martial artists from Bujumbura and Yogyakarta. In addition, motivational drives vary between male and female athletes, irrespective of country. The dominant motivational profile is Approach-Success in Training (MST), with 8 out of 14 agreed items falling within this dimension. Overall, athletes display an "Agree" level of sports participation achievement motivation (x̄ =-0.473 logits), highlighting the importance of motivational profile-centred coaching for enhanced success. These findings may guide Taekwondo and Karate coaches in tailoring methods and interventions to align with athletes' motivational profiles. Keywords: athletes, achievement motivation, martial arts, karate, taekwondo.

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“…Uma das formas de acomodar a influência estrangeira foi a reinvenção de uma tradição japonesa, ainda que revestida de novos conceitos, muitas vezes influenciada pela cultura ocidental (GUTTMANN; THOMPSON, 2001). Por exemplo, o bushidô, o caminho do guerreiro, foi um conceito em sua maior parte inventado no período Meiji, inspirado em ideais vitorianos de cavalheirismo (BENESCH, 2020). A forma de compatibilizar o esporte ocidental com as tradições japonesas, por sua vez, partiu da alegação de que a visão japonesa sobre o objetivo da prática esportiva diferia em alguma medida da visão ocidental.…”

Section: A Restauração Meiji E O Esporte Japonêsunclassified

“…Como colocado anteriormente, ainda que construído através de um imaginário do passado, o bushidô como conceito é, em grande medida, criação do século XIX e, foi instrumentalizado de forma política pelos governos Meiji, Taishô e Shôwa (BENESCH, 2020).…”

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“…Do ponto de vista de seu desenvolvimento como competição, estas práticas de combate adquiriram uma ênfase competitiva nos momentos finais do período Edo (NAKAJIMA, 2017), e durante o início da Era Meiji (GARCÍA, 2018). Visto que competições entre diferentes escolas e estilos poderiam tornar-se contendas entre domínios, durante a maior parte do período Edo as competições entre estilos (taryu-jiai) foram desencorajadas ou mesmo banidas (BENESCH, 2020). Somente com a flexibilização dessas disputas em 1791 que tanto o kenjutsu (arte da esgrima) como o jûjutsu passaram a orientar a sua prática de maneira mais efetiva para a competição (NAKAJIMA, 2017;GARCÍA, 2018).…”

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Olympic samurai: Japanese martial arts between sports and self-cultivation

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Impacts of Core Strength Training on Balance in Martial Arts Athletes

Impacts of Core Strength Training on Balance in Martial Arts Athletes

Motivation-Centred Innovative Coaching for Taekwondo and Karate Athletes in Yogyakarta and Bujumbura Cities

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