「剣道の正面打撃動作法におけるコーチ学的研究」

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The purpose of this study was to clarify the characteristics of the techniques used in basic and advanced MEN attack practice from viewpoint of coaching. Two highly skilled, two moderately skilled and two novice Kendo players were participated in this study as the subjects. Each subject was asked to perform four kinds of MEN attack action. Video films from the lateral side of each subject were recorded and EMG activity was recorded from 5 muscles on the right side of the body (deltoideus, biceps brachii, triceps brachii, extensor capri radialis, and flexor capri ulnaris). In MEN attack action with a forward step, the skilled subjects started the motions from lower limbs followed by upper limbs. On the other hand, in novice players, the attack motions were started from upper limbs. In MEN attack action with no forward step, the novice and the skilled subjects showed a same temporal sequence of the motion, but the order was different from that of target MEN attack action(MEN attack with a forward step) found in the skilled subjects. In slow MEN attack action with verbal instruction for modification of motion, the temporal sequence of motion in the skilled subjects was almost same as the sequence in the target attack action. On the contrary, the temporal sequence of the motion in the novice players was similar as the sequence in MEN attack action with no forward step. From these results, it is suggested that the temporal sequence of motion in advanced MEN attack practice is dependent on the technical levels of the subjects, and verbal instruction to the novice player would contribute to the some improvements in MEN attack technique.
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「剣道の正面打撃動作法におけるコーチ学的研究」

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