<研究論文>外国人柔道修行者の実態に関する研究 (その4)

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Various problems arise as Judo continues to spread all over the world. Since we lack the basic data, we found it important to first grasp the situation of Judo students in various countries. We have carried out surveys since 1987 and have reported on the analysis of results of these surveys conducted in European countries, Korea and Japan. In this report, we present the results of surveys carried out from June 1990 to February 1993 in the member countries of the Asian and Pan American Continental Judo Unions (N=717). The survey consisted of 19 categories used in previous surveys. The results were aggregated and cross-tabulated, and the subjects were divided into two groups; Group A for Asia and Group B for Pan American. Data from previous studies was used for comparison. Group A (Asia; N=350) consisted of China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao, Indonesia and India. Group B (Pan American; N=367) consisted of USA, Canada, Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay. Among the subjects of the survey, the largest age group was 15∿20 years with 33.9% and, the sex ratio was 74.3% male and 25.7% for female. A large number of subjects in groups A and B indicated their favorite techniques were seoinage (tachi waza) and kesagatame (katame waza). The degree of dedication to training in China was remarkable. In addition, we were able to understand the regional characteristics for each category.
東海大学の論文
1994-03-31