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BIOMECHANICAL ANALYSIS ON ROUNDHOUSE KICK IN TAEKWONDO

Yugang Li · Yan Fa-ben · Zeng Yu-jiu · Guibin Wang

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Martial Arts: Techniques, Psychology, and Education Physical Education and Training Studies Sports Dynamics and Biomechanics

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Taking a part of athletes of Taekwondo in Wuhan Institute of Physical Education as subjects, this study employed Fighting Event-related Group Training Testing Machine to get important athletes' data of roundhouse kick. In point of biomechanical view, it's easy to draw a conclusion that kick force (F) and kick velocity (V) were different about the front and back roundhouse kick when the suspended targets were at the angles of 90° and 110°. Therefore the purpose of this article was to draw its biomechanical characteristics and provide theoretic basis for teaching and training of Taekuondo.

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