THE LEVEL OF MOTOR CO-ORDINATION ABILITIES AND THE COURSE OF FIGHTS AS WELL AS THE LEVEL OF ACHIEVEMENTS BY SENIOR JUDOISTS
Journal Title: Antropomotoryka. Journal of Kinesiology and Exercise Sciences - Year 2007, Vol 17, Issue 40
Abstract
[b]The purpose of the work. [/b]The purpose of this paper is to identify the rudimentary motor abilities that influence the fighting method and the sports level during judo competitions of seniors.[b]Methods. [/b]This research involved seven competitors. On the basis of the video recording of 51 fights, fought during the two tournaments of the Polish Teams’ Cup, the activity and efficiency of their activities were defined. The sports level of those competitors was determined by taking into account the final classification achieved by those competitions. During the period between those tournaments, the level of motor co-ordination abilities of the participants was determined. The scope of the research involved the following aspects: kinaesthetic differentiation of movements (components related to strength and time), frequency of movements, speed of a simple reaction (to a visual stimulus and an aural one), speed of multiple choice reaction, spatial orientation, visual snd motor co-ordination, rhythmization, speed, accuracy and precision of movements, ability to adjust movements and eye-hand co-ordination. During the research we applied Spearman’s the ranking correlation coefficient (R).[b]Results. [/b]Positive, statistically significant correlations were noticed between:1. The activity of the contestants and: • the level of spatial orientation; • the average reaction time to a visual stimulus; • the minimum reaction time to an aural stimulus; • visual and motor co-ordination.2. The effectiveness of actions and: • movement differentiation ability; • the average time of a complex response.3. The level of achievements during the competitions and the speed, accuracy and precision of movements.
Authors and Affiliations
Grzegorz Lech , Janusz Jaworski , Robert Krawczyk
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