태권도선수의 시합 전 생리적 반응
Physiological Response of Taekwondo Athletics before Competition
김형대, 오연풍, 이석준,
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김형대 ( Kim Hyeong-Dae ) - 군산대학교 자연과학대학 체육학과
오연풍 ( Oh Youn-Poong ) - 군산대학교 자연과학대학 체육학과
이석준 ( Lee Suk-Jun ) - 단국대학교 체육대학 태권도학과
KMID : 0829220110350020087
Abstract
Exercise training effciency depends on the training load, as well as on the athlete’s ability to tolerate it. Taekwondo has been recognized as an Olympic sport in the 2000 Sydney Olympic games. Taekwondo competitions are regularly organized at the regional, national and international level according to the athlete’s age and skill level. An integrated psychobiological stress-related measurement during a Taekwondo competition could be of considerable interest for studies on athlete performanc and behavior. The aim of this study was to evaluate the effects of an official Taekwondo competition on the heart rate(HR) and galvanic skin response(GSR) which represent stress score. each 5 male and female Taekwondo athletics were participated in this experiment. All persons were raised GSR and HR during competition and punching or kicking on opposite athletics. The results were statistically significant. It was suggested that all athleics had stress about competition.
키워드
GSR; Stress; Taekwondo
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