Application of a Validated Innovative Smart Wearable for Performance Analysis by Experienced and Non-Experienced Athletes in Boxing
An athlete’s sporting performance depends to a large extent on the technical execution of the athletic motion in order to achieve maximum effectiveness in physical performance. Performance analysis provides an important means of classifying and quantifying athletic prowess in terms of the significan...
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description | An athlete’s sporting performance depends to a large extent on the technical execution of the athletic motion in order to achieve maximum effectiveness in physical performance. Performance analysis provides an important means of classifying and quantifying athletic prowess in terms of the significant performance aspects of the sport to provide objective feedback. This study aimed to analyze technical execution in terms of punch trajectory, force, velocity and time, considering the expert-novice paradigm by investigating the technical execution of 31 experienced and non-experienced athletes for the four main punching techniques of the cross, jab, uppercut and hook strike. The kinetic and kinematic data were collected by means of a boxing monitoring system developed and validated for in-field use. The research revealed significant correlation for executed punching trajectory and punch force in intragroup comparison and significant differences in intergroup comparison. No significant differences were detected for punch velocity in either inter- or intra-group paradigms. This study, through use of the sensor system, aligns with the results of existing publications conducted in laboratory conditions, in the assessment of punch force, punch speed and punch time and thus extends the state of research by use of a smart wearable in field method. |
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spelling | doaj.art-7ab7c6c8533d4b46ae361e7cbed5f38e2023-11-23T03:00:32ZengMDPI AGSensors1424-82202021-11-012123788210.3390/s21237882Application of a Validated Innovative Smart Wearable for Performance Analysis by Experienced and Non-Experienced Athletes in BoxingTobias Menzel0Wolfgang Potthast1Institute of Biomechanics and Orthopaedics, German Sport University Cologne, 50933 Cologne, GermanyInstitute of Biomechanics and Orthopaedics, German Sport University Cologne, 50933 Cologne, GermanyAn athlete’s sporting performance depends to a large extent on the technical execution of the athletic motion in order to achieve maximum effectiveness in physical performance. Performance analysis provides an important means of classifying and quantifying athletic prowess in terms of the significant performance aspects of the sport to provide objective feedback. This study aimed to analyze technical execution in terms of punch trajectory, force, velocity and time, considering the expert-novice paradigm by investigating the technical execution of 31 experienced and non-experienced athletes for the four main punching techniques of the cross, jab, uppercut and hook strike. The kinetic and kinematic data were collected by means of a boxing monitoring system developed and validated for in-field use. The research revealed significant correlation for executed punching trajectory and punch force in intragroup comparison and significant differences in intergroup comparison. No significant differences were detected for punch velocity in either inter- or intra-group paradigms. This study, through use of the sensor system, aligns with the results of existing publications conducted in laboratory conditions, in the assessment of punch force, punch speed and punch time and thus extends the state of research by use of a smart wearable in field method.https://www.mdpi.com/1424-8220/21/23/7882instrumented sport equipmentboxing monitoring systemsmart wearablepunch forcestrike trajectorybiomechanical analysis |
spellingShingle | Tobias Menzel Wolfgang Potthast Application of a Validated Innovative Smart Wearable for Performance Analysis by Experienced and Non-Experienced Athletes in Boxing Sensors instrumented sport equipment boxing monitoring system smart wearable punch force strike trajectory biomechanical analysis |
title | Application of a Validated Innovative Smart Wearable for Performance Analysis by Experienced and Non-Experienced Athletes in Boxing |
title_full | Application of a Validated Innovative Smart Wearable for Performance Analysis by Experienced and Non-Experienced Athletes in Boxing |
title_fullStr | Application of a Validated Innovative Smart Wearable for Performance Analysis by Experienced and Non-Experienced Athletes in Boxing |
title_full_unstemmed | Application of a Validated Innovative Smart Wearable for Performance Analysis by Experienced and Non-Experienced Athletes in Boxing |
title_short | Application of a Validated Innovative Smart Wearable for Performance Analysis by Experienced and Non-Experienced Athletes in Boxing |
title_sort | application of a validated innovative smart wearable for performance analysis by experienced and non experienced athletes in boxing |
topic | instrumented sport equipment boxing monitoring system smart wearable punch force strike trajectory biomechanical analysis |
url | https://www.mdpi.com/1424-8220/21/23/7882 |
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