The Early Specializationrequiring Sport of Gymnastics and Long-Term Athlete Development Programs

Temürçi, İsmail; Bayraktar, İşık; Nalbant, Özgür

doi:10.22282/ojrs.2020.74

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“…Human action recognition is a typical application based on statistical pattern recognition technology [19,20].…”

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Gymnastics Movement Signs Based on Network Communication and Body Contour Feature Extraction

Wang¹,

2021

Mobile Information Systems

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With the rapid development of computer vision technology, human action recognition technology has occupied an important position in this field. The basic human action recognition system is mainly composed of three parts: moving target detection, feature extraction, and human action recognition. In order to understand the action signs of gymnastics, this article uses network communication and contour feature extraction to extract different morphological features during gymnastics. Then, the finite difference algorithm of edge curvature is used to classify different gymnastic actions and analyze and discuss the Gaussian background. A modular method, an improved hybrid Gaussian modeling method, is proposed, which adaptively selects the number of Gaussian distributions. The research results show that, compared with traditional contour extraction, the resolution of gymnastic motion features extracted through network communication and body contour features is clearer, and the increase rate is more than 30%. Moreover, the method proposed in this paper removes noise in the image extraction process, the effect is good, and the athlete’s action marks are very clear, which can achieve the research goal.

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“…Human action recognition is a typical application based on statistical pattern recognition technology [19,20].…”

Section: Feature Extraction Methodmentioning

confidence: 99%

Gymnastics Movement Signs Based on Network Communication and Body Contour Feature Extraction

Wang¹,

2021

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“…In the control group, the correct control score and the total score of static power quality of the adolescent gymnasts after training were higher than those before the intervention. [8][9] (Table 2).…”

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Specificity and Diversity of Athletic Ability Needs Among Professional Gymnasts

Yang

2023

Rev Bras Med Esporte

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Introduction Gymnastics sports require athletes to have exceptional physical fitness. Distinct specific training methods, when mastered, can elevate the functional capacity and athletic abilities of professionals. In this way, athletes can better perform their abilities in competition. Objective Analyze the physical training methods of gymnasts. In parallel, this paper analyzes the impact of functional training methods on gymnasts’ physical fitness and competition performance. Methods This paper selects several gymnasts as research objects. The gymnasts were randomly divided into two groups (experimental and control groups). The experimental group used functional training. The control group used traditional training methods. This paper tests and records the athletes’ fitness before and after training. The mathematical statistics method allows the collected data to be analyzed and discussed. Results There was a big difference in the fitness index between the experimental and control groups (P<0.05). Conclusion Functional training helps to improve the physical performance of gymnasts. Functional training programs can effectively enhance the response of the phasic muscles, positively influencing motor agility. Level of evidence II; Therapeutic studies - investigation of treatment outcomes.

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“…From the choreography perspective, there is no novel feature in the structure and choreography of the athletes' complete set of movements. 7 Most athletes mainly use side flips or back jump body type B or C group actions to satisfy a structural group. The choreography of the complete set of actions is rather monotonous.…”

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SYSTEMATIC SKILL PRACTICE IN WOMEN's FLOOR EXERCISE

Zhuang

Zhu

Shi

2023

Rev Bras Med Esporte

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Introduction Ground exercise is a high-level event of Chinese women's gymnastics. Maintaining the dominant strength of women's floor exercise in China has become one of the issues that coaches, athletes and gymnastics researchers should actively discuss. A research analysis on athletes’ competition in the National Games can better reflect and illustrate the fundamental level of athletes and their overall developmental status. Objective To verify the relationship between women's floor exercise skills and competition performance. Methods The analysis and study of 65 female athletes participating in floor exercises at the National Games was carried out. In this paper, the on-the-spot statistical method is used to perform statistics on the skills and the athletes’ completion in the four games. Movement training and choreography experts were consulted. Results The performance of women's floor drills in the National Games was discussed from three aspects: the difficulty and arrangement of movements, the initial score and bonus points, and the completion of movements. Conclusion Most athletes can adapt to the changes in the new rules and master many complex movements. This also gets them a higher score. However, the choreography of the athletes’ complete movements is relatively simple and lacks features. Strength training in the lower limbs should be the key to improving the athletes’ ability in floor exercise. Level of evidence II; Therapeutic studies - investigation of treatment outcomes.

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The Early Specializationrequiring Sport of Gymnastics and Long-Term Athlete Development Programs

Cited by 4 publications

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Gymnastics Movement Signs Based on Network Communication and Body Contour Feature Extraction

Gymnastics Movement Signs Based on Network Communication and Body Contour Feature Extraction

Specificity and Diversity of Athletic Ability Needs Among Professional Gymnasts

SYSTEMATIC SKILL PRACTICE IN WOMEN's FLOOR EXERCISE

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