The Effects Approaching Phase on Vaulting in Gymnastic Performance

Sun, Yoon Chang; 양태영,; parksaneheon,; Yoon, Suk Hoon

doi:10.46394/iss.36.1.2

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2018

DOI: 10.46394/iss.36.1.2

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The Effects Approaching Phase on Vaulting in Gymnastic Performance

Yoon Chang Sun¹,

양태영 양태영²,

parksaneheon parksaneheon³

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An optimal model for winning medal on vault event of men’s gymnastics: Application of decision tree analysis

Yoon¹,

Jae-Hyeon²

2019

Korean J Sport Sci

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Purpose The purpose of this study was to explore the optimal model for winning medal on vault event of men's gymnastics. Specifically, decision tree analysis was used to explore, first, for the optimal conditions for qualifying top 8th player that have high possibility into final round, and second, for the optimal model for obtaining the medal of the vault event. Methods Data were collected for five official competitions (Olympics, Asian games, and International championship, etc.) organized by the Federation of International Gymnastics (FIG) from 2013 to 2016. In this study, the data of 626 vault players were collected. Also all of these players performed 921 vault skills for qualifying round or final round. Five predictor variables for estimating for qualifying into the final round and for obtaining the medal of the vault event were selected; nationality, difficulty score, acting score, additional penalty score, final score. Results The results is as follows. Overall, it was confirmed that the optimal model for entering into the final round was the difficulty score of vault event. The optimal model for entering into the final round estimates 81.2% when condition would be the 5.6 or higher of difficulty score and 8.6 or higher of the acting score. The optimal model for winning medals was 86.7%, which means that when condition would be the 6.0 or higher of difficulty score and no additional penalty score. Conclusions This models can be used as a basic data for establishing a strategy for medal acquisition of vault event of gymnastics.

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An optimal model for winning medal on vault event of men’s gymnastics: Application of decision tree analysis

Yoon¹,

Jae-Hyeon²

2019

Korean J Sport Sci

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