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“…This article analyzes the competitive performance across various combat sports during the 2021 Olympic Games in Tokyo. From this analysis, scientists have developed models for elite athletes [20,21], pinpointed the nuances of modern competitive performance [22], highlighted prevalent technical-tactical actions [23], crafted training tasks [24,25], assessed the influence of rule changes on match profiles [26,27], evaluated the strengths and weaknesses of athlete preparation [28], forecasted future competition outcomes [3], identified competition-related injuries [29,30], and delved into the issue of doping [31]. In the realm of freestyle wrestling, the primary technical-tactical actions were identified, corroborating findings from prior research [32,33].…”

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Performance of wrestlers at the Olympic Games: gender aspect

Curby,

Dokmanac,

Kerimov

et al. 2023

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Background and Study Aim. With the increasing popularity of freestyle wrestling, the scientific community is paying more attention to gender factors that may influence the performance and success of competitive activities. The aim of study to determine differences in performance indicators between male and female wrestlers in the Olympic Games 2021. Material and Methods. The study included 192 athletes, consisting of 96 male wrestlers and 96 female wrestlers. An analysis of match records and video footage was conducted for women's (n=113) and freestyle (n=114) wrestling at the 2021 Tokyo Olympic Games. The assessment of performance indicators utilized an expert evaluation method. Statistical analysis of the obtained data was carried out using licensed Excel spreadsheet software. For categorical data, results were expressed in absolute numbers and percentages. Results. Based on the analysis of competitive activities at the 2021 Olympic Games, 12 primary technical-tactical actions were identified. The most frequently employed actions were in the standing position: leg attacks, with male wrestlers performing it 35.8% of the time and female wrestlers 30.3%; in the ground position, male wrestlers employed gut wrench (7.6%), while female wrestlers used ankle lace (9.4%). It was found that male wrestlers and female wrestlers accumulated approximately the same number of points for their actions: male wrestlers (926 points) and female wrestlers (912 points). The effectiveness in the standing position was higher for male wrestlers (720 points) than for female wrestlers (621 points). In the ground positions, female wrestlers demonstrated better effectiveness (291 points) than male wrestlers (206 points). The number of points deducted for rule violations was significantly lower for female wrestlers (8 times) compared to male wrestlers (27 times). Time stoppages during challenge reviews were fewer for female wrestlers (7 times) compared to male wrestlers (18 times). Conclusions. The conducted research indicates differences in the performance indicators of freestyle wrestling between men and women. Male wrestlers employ more actions in the standing position (81.7%) than female wrestlers (70.7%). Correspondingly, female wrestlers execute more actions in the ground positions (29.3%) compared to male wrestlers (18.3%). The total number of actions performed is higher for male wrestlers (579) than for female wrestlers (518). Female wrestlers achieve more premature victories (32.7% of all matches) compared to male wrestlers (24.6%). The obtained results will assist coaches in better adapting to gender differences and developing specific training programs for athletes.

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Performance of wrestlers at the Olympic Games: gender aspect

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Kerimov

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“…This is a matter of some concern, since athletes need a high level of endurance to achieve success in judo (Kuvačić, Krstulović, & Đapić Caput, 2017). However, the scientific literature presents data on the benefits of interval training for the development of athletes' endurance when practising martial arts (Rovniy et al, 2017). The effect of high-intensity interval training on the performance indicators of judokas has also been proven by experts (Franchini, Cormack, & Takito, 2019).…”

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“…It should be noted that it is customary to use hypoxic interval training to increase athletes' functional status in the practice of training elite fighters (Rovniy, Pasko, & Galimskyi, 2017). Russian experts point to the need to use exercises that affect the physical fitness of judo, thereby increasing athletes' level of endurance when practising judo.…”

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CrossFit Training Impact on the Level of Special Physical Fitness of Young Athletes Practicing Judo

Osipov¹,

Nagovitsyn²,

Zekrin³

et al. 2019

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The high level of individual physical fitness of athletes is one of the main factors in achieving sports success in martial arts. This study aimed to assess CrossFit training's impact on the level of physical fitness of young (16-17 years old) athletes practising judo. The athletes' competitive activity data was also assessed. The young athletes (n=33) demonstrated athletic performance at a level approaching that of elite athletes. They were randomly divided into approximately two equal groups. During the training of one of the groups (n=16), CrossFit sessions were used. The obtained data were evaluated using SJFT, the level of lactate concentration in blood and a comparative analysis of the judoists' competitive coefficients (CC). Statistical analysis was performed using the Mann-Whitney U-test. A significant (p<0.05) athletic superiority has been revealed among those who used CrossFit training in the coefficient of active combat time (СС-3) in competitive matches. SJFT indicators of both athlete groups show a positive trend. Increased dynamics of blood lactate concentrations after exercises were detected among both groups. Moreover, among the athletes who used CrossFit training, blood lactate level data were significantly (p<0.05) higher, averaging 14.54±0.51 mmol/l. The duels percentage won by athletes who used CrossFit training was considerably higher than those athletes who did not use CrossFit training (59% vs 54%).

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“…The current level of sporting achievements, according to the leading scientists of physical culture and sports (Rovniy, 2008;Platonov, 2015;) has exacerbated the sport competition of competitive activities at various levels (Rovniy, Pasko, Galimskyi, 2017;Rovniy, Pasko, Stepanenko, Grebeniuk, 2017;. This puts forward great demands on the system of training athletes at different stages of sports training.…”

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Purpose: to determine the possibility of increasing the level of physical preparedness for competitive judoist activity by means of hypoxic influences at the stage of gradual reduction of sport achievements. Result: after ten sessions of hypoxic effect during recurrent respiration in confined space and circular special training, a significant increase in the level of physical fitness and competitive activity of judo athletes is observed. The research materials are based on the laws of adaptation of the organism to a gradual decrease in the volume of oxygen (O 2) in the respiratory air. In the process of integrated hypoxic training (IHT) cardiovascular (respiratory system) and respiratory systems (pulmonary ventilation (RMV), respiratory rate (RR), oxygen utilization factor (OUF 2) were recorded, in addition, the percentage of carbon dioxide (FeCO 2) and oxygen (FeO 2) in the exhaled air were determined. To determine the dependence of the level of athletes 'preparedness on hypoxic stability, the linear multiple regression coefficient was used, which determines the level of each factor in the development of the level of physical qualities and indicators of athletes' competitive activity. Calculation of the coefficient of reverse step regression makes it possible to establish the most important factors in hypoxic productivity. Materials of the study: indicate the need to include in the training process hypoxic effects. The competition activity of judoists is carried out under the influence of complex hypoxic influences and therefore the inclusion of IHT and special physical hypoxic influences contributes to an increase in the level of anaerobic performance and special competitive activity. Conclusions: results of the conducted studies determined the adaptive patterns of the oxygen transport system of judoists to hypoxic influences at the stage of gradual reduction of sport achievements. Inclusion in the training process of interval hypoxic training and special sports hypoxic exercises contributed to an increase in the level of physical fitness and competitive activity, which gives grounds for the introduction of hypoxic means in practice.

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Performance of wrestlers at the Olympic Games: gender aspect

Performance of wrestlers at the Olympic Games: gender aspect

CrossFit Training Impact on the Level of Special Physical Fitness of Young Athletes Practicing Judo

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