Improving kickboxers' special physical preparedness which accounts for their individual tactical style and technical skills

• Published in: Journal of Physical Education and Sport 2019-06, Vol.19 (2), p.1173-1179
• Main Authors: Zadorozhna, Olha, Okopnyy, Andriy, Hutsul, Natalia, Kotelnyk, Andriy, Grashchenkova, Zhanna, Perederiy, Alina, Pityn, Maryan, Svistelnyk, Iryna
• Format: Article
• Language: English
• Subjects: Body Weight; Boxing; Clubs; Competition; Computation; Control Groups; Efficiency; Experimental Groups; Experimental Programs; Experiments; Individual Characteristics; Kickboxing; Martial arts; Measurement Techniques; Pedagogy; Physical Development; Physical education; Scientific Research; Sports & recreation clubs; Teaching Methods; Theory; Tournaments & championships; Ukrainian
• ISSN: 2247-8051; 2247-806X
• DOI: 10.7752/jpes.2019.02170

Background. The research was devoted to increase of kickboxers' special physical preparedness as a basis of technical and tactical improvement in the long-term development. Analysis of the literature enabled to reveal a great amount of researches dedicated to physical training in combative sports. According to the last changes in competition rules (2013), there is a need for scientific researches based on analysis of kickboxers' competitive activity and factors of its effectiveness. Problem and aim. The issue of physical training in kickboxing is mentioned in a great amount of works. However, an individual tactical style as basis for special physical preparedness in kickboxing is considered fragmentally, especially after introducing changes in competition rules. That points at absence of one approach in its realization at different stages of long-term development. Results and Conclusions. For the solvation of the set tasks there were done several measurements with the help of chrono-dynamometry. The traditional comparison of indices of qualified kickboxers from control and experimental groups before and after pedagogical experiment revealed the dominance of experimental group representatives. This prevalence has been localized in "overall tonnage" of workload, "coefficient of speed endurance", and "index of glycolytic capacity for work". It enabled us to assume that application of special physical training program for kickboxers at the stage of specialized basic training gives new possibilities for their improvement. Particularly, the main accent in the program should be made on the athletes' individual tactical style and technical skills.