Combat Sports
Increase in level of special physical fitness of the athletes specialising in different combat sports (judo, sambo, combat sambo) through of crossFit training
... of combat sports: judo, sambo, combat sambo. Some experts suggest using the interval train- ing for an increase in the level of athletes’ special endurance [2] and techniques of an intensive car- dio ...
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Relationship between body composition indicators and physical capacity of the combat sports athletes
... practicing combat sports belonging to the fol- lowing category: a) throws and grips of immo- bilisation of opponent’s body: wrestling (n = 27), judo (n = 36), Brazilian jiu-jitsu (n = 42); b); hits ...
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Perkal’s method of natural indicators in the assessment of internal proportions of body composition in persons practising combat sports
... Perkal’s method of natural indicators [15] is very interesting and, unfortunately, the little-known method of assessing body composition that was used for the first time by Milicerowa [16]. However, this is not a new ...
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Terminological recommendations for improving the visibility of scientific literature on martial arts and combat sports
... those sports-oriented (e.g., Combat Sports, Combative Sports, ...of combat with strategy, philosophy, tradition, or other features, thereby distinguishing them from pure physical reac- ...
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Impact of rapid weight reduction on health and performance related indicators of athletes representing the Olympic combat sports
... Olympic combat sports should control weight cutting such as hydration control through a test of urine colour or urine specific gravity (simple, por- table, fast and inexpensive technique; calibrated ...
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Coping strategies used by professional combat sports fighters vs. untrained subjects
... As mentioned previously, the results obtained for SSE scale significantly depended on the gender fac- tor (F=8.54, p<0.01), whereas average level for results in SSE scale in men (42.3 points) was lower compared to ...
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Assessment of the Health-Related Behaviors of Men Practicing Combat Sports and Martial Arts
... Combat sports and martial arts are often de- scribed as “high-risk ...arts, combat sportsmen were injured least fre- quently ...by combat sportsmen, Wilkerson (28) includes minor injuries of ...
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Mission and assignments of the University Centre for Combat Sports and Martial Arts (UCCSMA)
... for Combat Sports and Martial Arts may initiate new approaches to decisions of in- dividuals, families, schoolmates and PE students, and regional, national or international sport ...Every combat ...
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Demographic profile of combat sports athletes: A comparative analysis between genders and competitive achievement in London 2012
... of combat sports allowed, at the stage of initial sports specialization, for choosing the best-suit- ed sport for an ...classified combat sports did not suffi- ciently consider the age ...
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Injuries in martial arts and combat sports – preliminary results of research
... and combat sports has indicated that majority of contestants have not avoided injuries during their sporting ...a combat sport or a martial ...
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Comparison of aggressiveness levels in combat sports and martial arts male athletes to non-practising peers
... of combat sports and mar- tial arts causes controversy related to the effects of ...that combat systems were established not exclusively for military purposes, but primarily for mental ...
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The level of physical activity of the working inhabitants of Warsaw practising martial arts and combat sports
... proved that people practicing martial arts and com- bat sports unprofessionally (35.0%) significantly more often than professionals (15.8%) do not fulfil the WHO health-enhancing norms (and are at three times ...
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Social physique anxiety levels of Turkish combat sports (martial arts) athletes and sedentary individuals
... ent combat sports and martial arts feel more comfortable in terms of physical appearance, have less negative feelings concerning nega- tive evaluation expectancy, and have a lower level of social physique ...
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The caloric cost of combat sports and martial arts training in relation to health recommendations – initial research
... Among physical activities, one of the more popular in recent years, especially in males, are martial arts (com- bat sports). Diverse aspects of martial arts training, in- cluding health, for years have been the ...
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Mental skills in combat sports – review of methods anxiety evaluation
... of sports activity, mainly due to the fact that they deter‑ mine arousal during ...in sports requires maximum effort from an ath‑ lete, often accompanied by mental stress and great physical ...in ...
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The foot structure of combat sports athletes
... The Clarke’s angle value (longitudinal arch of the foot) indicates the correct arching of the feet of all studied combat sports athletes. The highest sta- tistically significant values were observed in the ...
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Acute caffeine supplementation in combat sports: a systematic review
... in combat sport modalities [14, ...in combat sports ...in combat sports [12, 13], the beneficial effects ob- served by these authors on hand grip strength, 1 RM and maximum number of ...
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The Comparison of Mouthguards Used in Combat Sports
... structures. Combat sports competitors require specific protection, as their discipline involve huge risk of sustaining an ...for combat sports ...
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Competences of combat sports and martial arts educators in light of the holistic fair self-defence model of training
... 135 combat sports and martial arts educators representing 19 countries of different ...in sports competitions and in teaching practice (they have trained many competitors that have earned medals in ...
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Muscle contraction velocity, strength and power output changes following different degrees of hypohydration in competitive olympic combat sports
... Olympic combat sports is multi- factorial, recent studies have shown that muscle strength and power are key factors affecting performance in these sports [1, ...Olympic combat sport athletes ...
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