剣道打撃に於ける刃筋打の確率 : 刃筋打の認定の困難度と正確打認定の方法について

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In Japanese fencing, a fencer has to give a blow to the opponent by holding the edge of the bamboo staves at right angles to the object. This is called the "Hasuji-uchi". However, recently this simple code became loose; that is a problem. Our study reveals the percentage of the "Hasuji-uchi" in the total blows in the testing matches conducted by us. One of the reasons the "Hasuji-uchi" became loose is that the shape of the bamboo staves are often without edges, like a log, and the other is that it is so hard for the referee to judge between "Hasuji-uchi" and "Taira-uchi"(slapping the opponent with the blade flat) since the movment of the bamboo staves are so fast. Because of the reasons above, we suggest the employment of the recording machine to judge correctly.
東海大学の論文
1980-03-31