打突動作時の注視点に関する研究 : 剣道における目付けに着目して

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The present study aims at presenting basic data on the point of observation, "Metsuke", in Kendo, through a comparative study of skilled player and unskilled, by viewing the point of observation, "Metsuke". The subjects were four. A teacher who was an instructor of a Kendo club (fifth grade), a member of a Kendo club (fourth grade), and the other two were students without special grade in kendo but basic knowledge of it. The subjects were put on an eye-mark recorder, they excuted basic patterns and played a well-matched exercise, Gokaku-keiko. Our conclusions from the above experiment are the following; 1) Unskilled players used to watch an wider area of the body of their opponents than the skilled while moving back and forth, right and left. Particularly, when the observed opponents moved back and forth, this tendency was remarkable. 2) As far as the distribution of the points of observation at the stroke is concerned, the unskilled concentrate on the part of body they want to strike, and the points were scattered wider. But in the case of the skilled, the field of distribution is narrower, and the points concentrate on the head and the part of body to be struck. 3) As far as the moment is concerned when the points of observation move to the part of body to be struck, the unskilled watch at the points an early stage just when they begin to move, whereas in case of the skilled ones, they observe the points just immediately before their stroke.
東海大学の論文
1987-03-30

打突動作時の注視点に関する研究 : 剣道における目付けに着目して

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