The impact of penalties on attack frequency in high-level judo matches

Ceylan, Bayram; Balcı, Şükrü Serdar; Taşkın, Hasan Basri; Santos, Luís

doi:10.1080/24748668.2023.2188364

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“…According to a study examining the 2018-2019-2021 World Judo Championships in terms of scores and penalties; In the preliminary matches such as elimination and repechage, the majority of the competitions resulted in ippon, while the quarterfinals and subsequent rounds resulted in more waza-ari (Dopico-Calvo et al, 2023). This; It is also supported by a study investigating the sex and standings of the 2011, 2016Grand Slam Paris competitions. Katcips et al (2018 stated that for the years 2011 and 2017, the match-winning status of especially male medalists was ippon, and for the year 2016, male athletes had a higher shido index.…”

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“…Examining more than one competition in judo according to scores, sex or weight category variables is mostly due to the rule change made by the International Judo Federation (Barreto et al, 2022a;2022b;Calmet et al, 2017aCalmet et al, , 2017bCeylan & Balcı, 2017;Doppelhammer & Stöckl, 2020;Franchini et al, 2019;Katicips et al, 2018). In addition, in the event of an epidemic crisis, the deficiencies of the study in which Judo competitions were examined according to various variables attracted attention.…”

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Match-Related Performance in Junior and U23 Judo European Championship: Influence of Covid-2019 Pandemic

DEMIRAL,

Nazıroğlu,

Taşkın

2024

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<p> </p> <p>The purpose of this study is to examine the match-related performance (scores and penalties) of the athletes in the Junior EJC (European Judo Championship) and U23 EJC categories before and immediately after the Covid-19 quarantine, according to sex and weight category groups. Our sample was based on the junior and U23, male and females, 2019-2020 Junior European Judo Championships and 2019-2020 U23 European Judo Championships. A total of 1431 matches in these tournaments were analysed: male (n=812) and female (n=619). The main findings of this study showed that most matches in both the male and female categories resulted in ippon (2019-2020 average: 64,35% for Junior male, 70,55% for U23 male and 69,3% for Junior female, 64,4% for U23 female). No significant differences (p > 0.05) were observed between sex and age groups concerning the match scores. In the formation phase of the technique, considerations of high- and low-intensity actions, and analysis of the speed of athletes during matches in official competitions can help to better understand the dynamics of the variability of movements in judo matches. In addition, suggestions are presented to be applied to athletes in different age categories who are on the way to become Olympic athletes.</p>

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confidence: 99%

Match-Related Performance in Junior and U23 Judo European Championship: Influence of Covid-2019 Pandemic

DEMIRAL,

Nazıroğlu,

Taşkın

2024

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“…Examining more than one competition in judo according to scores, gender or weight category variables is mostly due to the rule change made by the International Judo Federation [11,12,13,15,18,19,20,21]. In addition, in the event of an epidemic crisis, the deficiencies of the study in which Judo competitions were examined according to various variables attracted attention.…”

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Match-Related Performance in Junior and U23 Judo European Championship: Influence of Covid-2019 Pandemic

Demiral,

Nazıroğlu,

Özbar

et al. 2024

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The purpose of this study is to examine the match-related performance (scores and penalties) of the athletes in the Junior EJC (European Judo Championship) and U23 EJC categories before and immediately after the Covid-19 quarantine, according to gender and weight category groups. Our sample was based on the junior and U23, male and females, 2019-2020 Junior European Judo Championships and 2019-2020 U23 European Judo Championships. A total of 1431 matches in these tournaments were analyzed: male (n=812) and female (n=619). The main findings of this study showed that most matches in both the male and female categories resulted in ippon (2019-2020 average: 64,35% for Junior male, 70,55% for U23 male and 69,3% for Junior female, 64,4% for U23 female). No significant differences (p &gt; 0.05) were observed between gender and age groups concerning the match scores. In the formation phase of the technique, considerations of high- and low-intensity actions, and analysis of the speed of athletes during matches in official competitions can help to better understand the dynamics of the variability of movements in judo matches. In addition, suggestions are presented to be applied to athletes in different age categories who are on the way to become Olympic athletes.

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The impact of penalties on attack frequency in high-level judo matches

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Match-Related Performance in Junior and U23 Judo European Championship: Influence of Covid-2019 Pandemic

Match-Related Performance in Junior and U23 Judo European Championship: Influence of Covid-2019 Pandemic

Match-Related Performance in Junior and U23 Judo European Championship: Influence of Covid-2019 Pandemic

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