大学剣道選手の面打突過程における動作・対応動作に関する認知特性

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The purpose of this study was to examine the cognitive characteristics of offensive processes in collegiate Kendo players at different skill levels (higher, middle, and lower). The characteristics were analyzed from the following three points of view; the amount of cognition on offensive processes, cognition of the movements constructing the processes, and psychological or intentional aspects for the process constructio. Data collection was conducted with video recording of the offensive and defensive movements in Men striking and with a questionnaire on the movements and their psychological aspects. The major results were that the higher-level players well recognized the amount of offensive processes, the relationships between their own movements and the opponents' counter ones, and the psychological aspects of the counter movements. In conclusion, it is important for Kendo players in interpersonal competitions to acquire and comprehend offensive processes as many as possible, and also to recognize the intentional meanings of their own and the opponents' movements for constructing the offensive processes.
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