martial art
New Considerations on Smart Sports and Chinese Martial Art
... National Martial Art Management Center will take school martial arts education as one of the key points of martial arts ...promote martial arts education in schools, expand the ...
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Functional assessment of people practicing Brazilian martial art – Capoeira
... Brazilian martial art - ...[2012]. Martial arts athletes are characterized by a higher level of pro-health behavior [Boguszewski ...during martial arts training have a positive impact on ...
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Stability Limits of Standing Postural Control in Young Male Ving Tsun Chinese Martial Art Practitioners: A Pilot Study in Hong Kong
... Ving Tsun (VT) or Wing Chun is a traditional Chinese martial art characterized by rapid and powerful punching techniques and dynamic footwork. Its popularity has been increasing across the world in recent ...
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A Multimodal Dataset for the Analysis of Movement Qualities in Karate Martial Art
... Experienced karate martial artists were interviewed to iden- tify the features they deem important for assessing the quality of a kata performance. Based on such experts’ knowledge, in this section we propose a ...
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Terminological recommendations for improving the visibility of scientific literature on martial arts and combat sports
... For example, in the journal Archives of Budo (indexed and abstracted in: Science Citation Index Expanded, Journal Citation Reports/Science Edition since 2009 – including the publications since 2005) has not been ex- ...
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Mission and assignments of the University Centre for Combat Sports and Martial Arts (UCCSMA)
... and Martial Arts may initiate new approaches to decisions of in- dividuals, families, schoolmates and PE students, and regional, national or international sport ...or martial art is also an ...
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Combatives Overview pdf
... Many martial arts are derived from military combatives; the study of hand-to-hand combat in ..."martial art" means "art of ...
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Spheres of fight in martial arts
... given martial art has a possibility to test himself as far as his technical and tactical skills, motor and endurance-effi ciency preparation, his own psychological resistance and the ability to recognize the ...
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Teaching in martial arts: the analysis and identification of teaching approaches in youth martial arts practice
... homogeneous martial arts as compared to ka- rate, because many different styles exist within karate ...one martial art style different teaching approaches can be found which is consistent with Jones ...
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Physiological and perceptual responses for specific taolu exercises (empty-hand versus heavy bag performance)
... Chinese martial arts that has existed for centuries and is gener- ally accepted as being beneficial for health ...tial art, kung-fu movements have been refined and expanded, becoming advantageous not only ...
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Youth Participation and Injury Risk in Martial Arts
... particular martial art or MMA involves both training and possibly competitive ...All martial artists execute forms, which are individualized repetitive practice of movements, striking/ blocking ...
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Gender differences in preferences of martial arts in Polish adolescents
... preferred martial art in girls is karate and that applies to all age groups (Table ...popular martial art is box, but it is closely fol- lowed by ...preferred martial activities are ...
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The essences of martial arts and ‘corporal fighting’: A classical phenomenological analysis
... Any martial art is a method that comprises these ...Chinese martial arts that cultivate a practitioner’s inter- nal and external qualities and abilities’ [77, ...of martial arts (beyond some ...
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Biomechanics research on martial arts - the importance of defensive study
... fact, martial arts practitioners can rely on such techniques to disable their opponents ...[4]. Martial arts are not necessarily a medium for the practitioner to become ...of martial arts’ various ...
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Humane aspects inherited through the practice of taekwondo
... Oriental martial art possesses the characteristics of self-training, with the ultimate aim of realizing ‘Do (道),’ which can enable trainees to discover their respective real ...Oriental martial arts ...
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BeWeDō® : co creating possibilities with movement : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, Massey Business School, Department of Management, Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand
... One of the main challenges in contemporary creative practice is shifting beyond collaborative thinking to more relational ways of engaging co-operatively with each other. The interdisciplinary research focused on ...
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Tradition of physical exercises and martial arts in actors' education
... and martial arts existing in Japan was the samurai ...The Martial Ways of Japan” [15] claim that the theoretical grounds for the development of Japanese Budo arose in the period called Tokugawa (1600–1868), ...
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Reconsidering Zen, Samurai, and the Martial Arts
... Like martial artists, Buddhists came to use bushido to establish a connection with patriotically sound native traditions. Meiji Buddhists often had their patriotism and devotion to the national cause called into ...
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Court Martial Sentences During the War
... The total number of convictions for this offense was 785; the average sentence was for 4.34 years; 6 per cent of sentences were punished by imprisonment; 43.69 were punished by confineme[r] ...
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Courts Martial in Europe Report on Disciplinary System and Courts Martial in the 33rd Ill Division A E F
... The commanding general of the division called the attention of the various commanding officers to the character of offenses for which trials were had and of the sentences to be imposed b[r] ...
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