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김관현,윤종대,안창식 한국레져스포츠학회 2000 한국레져스포츠학회지 Vol.4 No.1
The purpose of this study was to analyze the skill used in each weight by male judoist who participated in Atlanta Olympic Games in 1996 and Korean Judo Championship Games in 1998. The results of this study are as follows: As for the frequency of the skill used in each weight, Ashi-Waza was the most used in all weight of national competition, but in -60kg and -73kg international competition Te-Waza was the most used, in all weight except these Judoists mainly use Ashi-Waza. The frequency of the entire skill used is in the order of Ashi-Waza, Te-Waza, Osae-Waza in national competition and of Ashi-Waza, Te-Waza, Yoko-Sutemi-Waza in international competition. The marks obtained in nearly all national and international competition was shown in the order of 'Ippon', 'Yuko', 'Koka', 'Waza-Ari'.
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김관현 龍仁大學校 武道硏究所 1999 武道硏究所誌 Vol.10 No.1
The purpose of this study is to investigate the differences between the competitive state anxiety with 3 sub-categories and competitive trait anxiety and the effect of performance on gender, school levels and weight classification. The study employed 268 Judo players in middle school, 523 high school and 357 universitlyes/adults, 1136 total. The results of this study are as follow; 1. For gender, there were significant differences in subtests of competitive state anxiety. Somatic state anxiety showed significant differences in athlets of middle schools, cognitive state anxiety in athlets of middle and high schools, state confidence in athlets of high schools and universitlyes/adults. Competitive trait anxiety showed significant differences in athletes of high schools. 2. For school levels, there were significant differences in subtests of competitive state anxiety. Somatic state anxiety showed significant differences between high schools and universities/adults, and between middles schools and high schools, cognitive state anxiety between middle and high school, state confidence between middle schools and high schools and between high schools and universities/adults Competative trait anxiety showed significant differences among all the levels of schools. 3. For weight classification, there were significant differences in subtests of competitive state anxiety. Somatic state anxiety and cognitive state anxiety showed significant differences in all the level of weight classification of high schools, state confidence between middle weight and heavy weight in athlets of high schools and universities/adults. Competitive trait anxiety showed significant differences between middle weight and heavy weight, and light weight and heavy weight in athlets of high schools. 4. In terms of relation between competitive anxiety and competing ability, most influencing factors of competitive state anxiety were state confidence for athlets of middle school, and somatic tate anxiety for athlets of hish schools, and cognitive state anxiety for athlets of universities/adults.
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김관현,이상철,강상학 龍仁大學校 1997 용인대학교 논문집 Vol.14 No.-
The purpose of this study is to analize present studies regarding the computer simulation of human movement and to make the animation program of simulated movement and computer simulation program based on this study. This study used the fosbury flop movement of high jump style using video analysis system as experimental events, and the conclusion is as follows. As a result of simulation experiment about 1 scene of 3 trial of fosbury flop of high jump, the somersault rotation error increased gradually but decreased as time goes by. As a 0.6 second simulation result, the maximum error of somersault rotation was on the tenth frame(0.333sec) after simulation started and the error value was 34.25 degree. The twist error also increased gradually but decreased in the final stage of simulation and the error value was 4.45 degree, and the maximum twist error was the ninth frame(0.267sec) and the error value was 28.12 degree. The test of simulation model and simulation program was the same as expected value, and the graphic of animation program can view movement scene on any derection by the removal of hidden line and hidden surface.
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김관현,이나래 龍仁大學校 武道硏究所 2003 武道硏究所誌 Vol.14 No.1
This study is to investigate and clarify Leisure Activities and Life Satisfaction of Physical Education Highschool Judo Athletes, based on 12 Physical Education Highschool Judo teams that are registered on Korean Judo Federation of Korean Sports Council in 2003. Among 312 both male and female athletes, the reponses of the 284 persons were applied to analyze actually except for 28 questionnaires that had &honest or omitted answers. The following is the conclusion gamed by statistical analysis including frequency analysis, percentage, chi-square test, t-test, one-way ANOVA and x^(2)(Chi-square test). First, before training the most answers are sleeping for leisure activity, 52.1%, a significant difference in school-grade alone. After training; the most answers are watching TV for leisure activity, 33.8%, a significant difference in athletic experience alone. In school; the most answers are taking a rest including sleeping, 53.5%, a significant difference in gender, athletic experience and health. On weekdays; the most answers are taking a rest including sleeping, 525%, a significant difference in gender and health. On weekends; the most answers are enjoying net-surfing, 24.6%, a significant difference in gender, school-grade, and monthly allowance. Second, there is a significant difference in gender and school-grade depending on school life satisfaction and in school-grade and health depending on lie satisfaction, and finally in gender and school-grade depending on relationship with others. Third, there is a significant difference in school-life satisfaction(F=2.8487) depending on leisure activities, however, the judo athletes who enjoy internet are satisfied most.
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김관현 龍仁大學校 2001 용인대학교 논문집 Vol.19 No.-
The purpose of this study is to investigate the differences between the competitive state anxiety with 3 sub-categories and competitive trait anxiety and the effect of performance on sender, school levels and weight classification. The study employed 268 Judo players in middle school, 523 high school and 357 universitlyes/adults, 1136 total. The results of this study are as follow: 1. For gender, there were significant differences in subtests of competitive state anxiety. Somatic state anxiety showed significant differences in athlets of middle schools, cognitive state anxiety in athlets of middle and high schools. Competitive trait anxiety showed significant differences in athletes of high schools. 2. For school levels, there were significant differences in subtests of competetive state anxiety. Somatic state anxiety showed significant differences between high schools and universities/adults, and between middles schools and high schools, cognitive state anxiety between middle and high school, Competitive trait anxiety showed significant differences among all the levels of schools. 3. For weight classification, there were significant differences in subtests of competitive state anxiety. Somatic state anxiety and cognitive state anxiety showed significant differences in all the level of weight classification of high schools, Competitive trait anxiety showed significant differences between middle weight and heavy weight, and light weight and heavy weight in athlets of high schools. 4. For sender and levels of schools, somatic state anxiety, cognitive state anxiety, competitive trait anxiety showed interaction effects. Interaction between sender and levels of school was revealed in somatic state anxiety of athlets in high schools.
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金官鉉 龍仁大學校 1985 용인대학교 논문집 Vol.1 No.-
1. Conclusion 556 Judo players who took part in the National High School Invitation Judo Championship Series under the auspices of the Korea Yudo College from 1980 to 1982, three times totally, are the objects of this research. The aim of the research is to study which technique is most influential in the issue of each category. The results are as follows. 1) Concerning the extra light weight class, seoi-nage recorded the highest frequency of 59 times (26.58%) out of 222 times of all the use of each technique. 2) Concerning the half light weight class, seoi-nage recorded the highest frequency of 36 times (22.78%) out of 158 times of all the use of each technique. 3) Concerning the light weight class seoi-nage recorded the highest frequency of 40 times(23.95%) out of 167times of the total use of all techniques. 4) Concerning the half middle weight class, seoi-nage recorded the highest frequency of 32 times, out of 122 times of the total use of all techniques. 5) As regards the middle weight class, O-soto-gari recorded the highest frequency of 22 times (20.37%)out of 108 times of all techniques. 6) Concerning the half heavy weight class, O-soto-gari recorded the highest frequency of 20 times (34.48%) out of 58 times of all techniques. 7) Concerning the heavy weight class, maki-komi recorded the highest frequency of 12 times (33.33%) out of 36 times of all techniques. 2. Suggestions 1) What is decisive in the ability to command judo techniques for the light weight division is the hand techniques which put seoi-nage first. As regards the heavy weight division, such foot tricks as O-soto-gari and maki-komi and the techniques which employ the player's weight, should be developed and practiced in accordance with each weight division for the development of specific techniques by scientific programs. 2) As techniques become various and the level of the judo matches are heightened in the course of time, the coaches and the players are requested to put emphasis on the rational development of techniques for efficiency.
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