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The effect of using kinetic rhythm on the level of skill performance and the digital achievement of javelin throwing effectiveness for youth 运用运动节奏对青少年标枪技术表现水平及投掷效能数字成就的影响
Pub Date : 1900-01-01 DOI: 10.14198/JHSE.2021.16.PROC4.33
W. William
The trainer's knowledge of the kinetic rhythm well gives him an advantage in the ability to objectively evaluate the level of performance and stand on the strengths and weaknesses of that performance, Thus, it is easy for him to direct and modify the course of training to serve the level of mastery of movement technicality and improve the physical abilities of that event or sports skill by distributing the strength ratios to each part of the movement and in proportion to the importance of each part of the movement which represents the effective dynamic dimension of the movement. the kinetic rhythm ultimately means the balance of the parts of the movement in terms of the forces exerted at the specified times. The researcher used the experimental approach with a dual design using the pre-post measurement of two equivalent groups, one control and the other experimental. The researcher reached the following conclusions. The rhythm creates an optimal exchange between contraction and extension in the muscles, making the performance economical for the energy expended. The rhythm works to delay the appearance of fatigue on the players and therefore because contraction and extension help to speed up blood circulation and this means supplying the muscles with the oxygen and energy needed to perform the movement. The correct rhythm of the movement increases the level of performance and it helps the player move his body parts in the correct path of movement and the rhythm of the movement helps in identifying the parts of the movement that need a higher rate of strength.
训练师对运动节奏的了解使他有能力客观地评估表现水平,并立足于表现的优势和劣势。他很容易指导和修改训练过程,通过分配运动各部分的力量比例,并与代表运动有效动态维度的运动各部分的重要性成比例,来服务于运动技术的掌握水平,提高该项目或运动技能的身体能力。运动节奏最终意味着运动各部分在特定时间施加的力的平衡。研究人员采用了双重设计的实验方法,使用了两个等效组的前后测量,一个对照组和另一个实验组。研究者得出了以下结论。节奏在肌肉的收缩和伸展之间创造了最佳的交换,使能量消耗的表现经济。节奏可以延缓运动员疲劳的出现,因为收缩和伸展有助于加速血液循环,这意味着为肌肉提供完成动作所需的氧气和能量。正确的动作节奏提高了表现水平,它帮助玩家在正确的动作路径上移动身体部位,动作节奏有助于识别需要更高强度的动作部位。
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The exercise dependence at the time of COVID-19 pandemic: The role of psychological stress among adolescents COVID-19大流行时期青少年的运动依赖:心理压力的作用
Pub Date : 1900-01-01 DOI: 10.14198/jhse.2021.16.Proc4.40
M. De Candia, R. Carvutto, L. Galasso, M. Grimaldi
The outbreak of COVID-19 disease caused not only unprecedented concerns about public health but also critic stress-related disorders, especially in the younger population. Several studies have found a close connection between psychological stress and exercise dependence, resulting from coping strategies such as excessive perfectionism in controlling external factors, performance, controlling food intake, weight, and body image. Moderate amounts of exercise have been demonstrated to reduce psychological distress. Thus, the aim of the present study has been to analyse the relationship between psychological stress and exercise dependence symptoms in adolescent, concerning the COVID-19 period. Participants were 50 adolescents (aged 15-17) who trained twice a week for 90 minutes per session. They were randomly assigned to participate in either a highly controlled and supervised recreational physical activity program associated with theoretical lessons that were intended to provide information regarding nutritional education (EG;n = 25) or a waitlist control group (CG;n = 25). The physical activity program involved: joint mobility exercises, low-to-moderate intensity aerobic exercise, team-building activities, exercise stations, cardio workout. At baseline and after intervention programs we administered the Exercise Dependence Scale-21, a 21-items scale designed to assess exercise dependence symptoms, and the Perceived Stress Scale that measures the level at which situations in life are perceived as stressful (p < .01). The findings have suggested that after a 12-week recreational physical activity and food re-education, adolescents felt a greater sensation of psycho-physical well-being and that this phenomenon was closely linked to an improvement of the symptoms of exercise dependence.
2019冠状病毒病的爆发不仅引发了对公共卫生的前所未有的担忧,而且还引发了与压力相关的疾病,尤其是在年轻人群中。一些研究发现,心理压力与运动依赖之间存在密切联系,这种关系源于应对策略,如在控制外部因素、表现、控制食物摄入、体重和身体形象方面的过度完美主义。适量的运动已被证明可以减少心理困扰。因此,本研究的目的是分析青少年在COVID-19期间的心理压力与运动依赖症状之间的关系。参与者是50名青少年(15-17岁),他们每周训练两次,每次训练90分钟。他们被随机分配参加一个高度控制和监督的娱乐体育活动项目,该项目与旨在提供营养教育信息的理论课相关(EG, n = 25),或一个候补对照组(CG, n = 25)。体育活动项目包括:关节活动练习,低到中等强度的有氧运动,团队建设活动,运动站,有氧运动。在基线和干预项目之后,我们使用了运动依赖量表-21,这是一个21个项目的量表,用于评估运动依赖症状,以及感知压力量表,测量生活中被认为是压力的情况的水平(p < 0.01)。研究结果表明,经过12周的休闲体育活动和饮食再教育,青少年的身心健康程度有所提高,这一现象与运动依赖症状的改善密切相关。
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