<調査報告>外国人柔道修行者の実態に関する研究 (その5)

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Various problems arise as judo continues to spread all over the world. Since we lack basic data, we have found it important to first grasp the situation of judo students in various countries and to this offect have been carrying out surveys since 1987. To date we have carried out surveys on judo students in 3 of the 5 continents making up the International Judo Federation. Results from these surveys in Europe, Asia and Pan America have been analyzed and reported here previously (No. 1∿No. 4). In this report (No. 5) we present the results of a survey carried out from September 1992 to December 1993 among 5 Judo Federations of Middle East (Group A) and 5 Judo Federations of the African Judo Union (Group B). The survey consisted of 19 categories from which the results were aggregated and cross tabulated. Data from previous studies were used for comparison. Group A (Middle East N=165) consisted of Syria, Jordan, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Israel. Group B (Africa N=235) consisted of Egypt, Mali, Ghana, Ivory Coast, and Madagascar. The average age of the subjects was 25.1 years (SD=8.7) and the sex ratio was overwhelimingly male at 89.2% male and 10.8% female. A high proportion of the subjects indicated seoinage, uchimata (tachi-waza) and kesagatame (ne-waza) as their favourite techniques. It can be said that these techniques are internationally popular. Egypt showed the most dedication toward judo practice while the proportion of subjects overall that did not respond to the weight training category was high. Group A and Group B indicated almost characteristics for each of the survey categories. Although there were difficulties in carrying out the survey and collecting responses for this region and there were countries that providid very few responses to the survey, we believe that we have been able understand the overall characteristics for the region.
東海大学の論文
1996-03-31

<調査報告>外国人柔道修行者の実態に関する研究 (その5)

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