Category
Combat Sports
Document Type
Paper
Abstract
Due to the direct confrontation with a training or sparring partner, boxing and other martial arts represent a unique situation and the importance of accurate self-assessment, in which an incorrect self-assessment can lead to severe injuries for the participant himself or the sparring partner. The study aimed to investigate the self-assessment accuracy and repeatability between 26 experienced and inexperienced athletes for pre-defined punching intensities using a developed boxing monitoring sensor system. The results show considerable overestimated self-assessed punching intensities in the inexperienced in contrast to the experienced group revealing a substantial deficiency of punching intensity self-assessment.
Recommended Citation
Kommik, Igor; Menzel, Tobias; and Potthast, Wolfgang
(2023)
"ANALYZING SELF-ASSESSMENT OF PUNCHING INTENSITY BETWEEN EXPERIENCED AND INEXPERIENCED BOXING ATHELETES,"
ISBS Proceedings Archive: Vol. 41:
Iss.
1, Article 67.
Available at:
https://commons.nmu.edu/isbs/vol41/iss1/67
