Examining the Opinion of Experts in Judo on the Need for a Training Methodology for Children Aged 7 to 10

Yaneva, A.; Lukanova, Valeria

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“…It is known that depending on the individual features of the motor apparatus /biomechanical and psycho-physiological/ there is always something characteristic in the actions of each athlete -this is the athlete's individual style (Mileva, 2014;Peneva et al, 2003;Kostova, 2019). In this regard, the disclosure of the theoretical difference between sports technique and style is of interest for in-depth study (Dimitrova, 2017;Yaneva, Miletiev, 2019). Movement mastery is a relatively independent characteristic of technical mastery, independent of efficiency since the inefficient technique can be also well mastered (Avramov,2019;Kostova, 2021).…”

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“…Movement mastery is a relatively independent characteristic of technical mastery, independent of efficiency since the inefficient technique can be also well mastered (Avramov,2019;Kostova, 2021). The degree of mastery of the techniques is assessed by means of the stability of the results, the resistance to changing external conditions, the storage of motor skills, and automaticity (Yaneva, Lukanova, 2019).…”

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Biomechanical Evaluation of Motor Actions at the Grip “Shoulder Throw” in the Sport of Wrestling

Dimitrova¹,

Nikolova²,

Pavlov³

2022

Proceeding Book Vol.2

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An “active” experiment was performed for kinematic and dynamographic analysis of the motor actions at one of the main wrestling grips “shoulder throw”. The general principles of ensuring the success of the grip as well as the individual features demonstrated in the performances of elite athletes are traced. The purpose of this study is to explore and perform a biomechanical analysis of the grip “Shoulder throw”. The kinematic characteristics are assessed quantitatively by using a video-computer methodology, and the dynamic ones by measuring the support reactions on a dynamo platform. The object of the study are fighters for whom “shoulder throw” is the main grip. Both general biomechanical regularities and significant individual features in sports and technical mastery have been experimentally derived. The obtained results raise questions before the training process regarding the measure between the standardization and individualization of sports and technical mastery. In our opinion, these results are of great interest as they reveal a new and sensitive indicator for the coordination abilities and respectively for the sports and technical mastery of the athletes.

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Biomechanical Evaluation of Motor Actions at the Grip “Shoulder Throw” in the Sport of Wrestling

Dimitrova¹,

Nikolova²,

Pavlov³

2022

Proceeding Book Vol.2

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Control of the Spatial Structure in Preschool Children

Dimitrova

2020

TJS

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In early childhood, most motor tasks are based on kinematic structure, as children assimilate motor culture in the way of imitation actions. Substantial development during this period also suffers from the controlling system, as a major problem is the differentiation of the effects of development on the one hand and education on the other. According to our working hypothesis, we assume that the educational process, both in primary school and pre-school age, should focus not on physical qualities but on improving the functioning of the controlling (external and internal circle) system. The aim of this study is to quantify some basic parameters for the management of spatial biomechanical characteristics in the earliest childhood. The selected test motor tasks registered regional and global accuracy assessment mutual location and the reachable area between cinematic pairs.

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Contribution of Nage-waza actions to the Olympic performance: an observational 2004-2016 medalists’ study

Yahia¹

2021

injoma

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Examining the Opinion of Experts in Judo on the Need for a Training Methodology for Children Aged 7 to 10

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Biomechanical Evaluation of Motor Actions at the Grip “Shoulder Throw” in the Sport of Wrestling

Biomechanical Evaluation of Motor Actions at the Grip “Shoulder Throw” in the Sport of Wrestling

Control of the Spatial Structure in Preschool Children

Contribution of Nage-waza actions to the Olympic performance: an observational 2004-2016 medalists’ study

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