MEASUREMENT AND COMPARISON OF TAEKWONDO AND YONGMUDO TURNING KICK IMPACT FORCE FOR TWO TARGET HEIGHTS

David Michael O'Sullivan · Chulsoo Chung · Ki‐Kwang Lee · Eui-Hwan Kim · Sung-Chul Kang · Taewhan Kim

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The mein purpose of this research was to vomare the impact characteristics of Taekwondo (TKD) and Yongmudo (YMD) player's turning kick according to the height. In this study, 5 highly skilled YMD and TKD players participated. To measure the impact force, two acceleromters were fixed to a PVC pipe in a sandbag.

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