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Pedagogy of Physical Culture and Sports
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ISSN 2664-9837 · IP Iermakov S.S. · 340 artikel di indeks
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Effect of an eight-week core training program on Y-Balance performance in professional female wrestlers: a controlled quasi-experimental study
Background and Study Aim. Dynamic balance is a component of athletic performance. It is required in sports involving rapid postural adjustments, single-leg stabilization, and trunk control. Wrestling involves frequent changes in body position and rotational movements, which demand high levels of…
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Effects of the Sport Monopoly Game on physical fitness, social interaction, and enjoyment in elementary physical education
Background and Study Aim. Physical education contributes to students’ physical fitness as well as to their social and affective development. Despite the use of various instructional approaches, school-based physical education often relies on conventional and performance-oriented practices that…
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Instructional design in youth volleyball: comparing global and elementary training methods on game performance
Background and Study Aim. The development of sport performance in youth volleyball requires the coordinated acquisition of multiple skills. It involves technical, tactical, cognitive, and perceptual components within dynamic game situations. Despite the application of different training methods…
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Comparative effects of selective posterior tibialis strengthening and Achilles tendon stretching on static balance and walking speed in university students with flexible flatfoot: a randomized controlled trial
Background and Study Aim. Flexible flatfoot is a common condition associated with altered foot biomechanics, impaired balance, and reduced functional performance. Strengthening and stretching exercises are commonly prescribed to address these impairments, as different interventions may produce…
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Comparative effects of proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation hold-relax and dynamic stretching on hamstring flexibility, sprint performance, and perceived exertion in adolescent sprinters
Background and Study Aim. Stretching is commonly used to support physical performance and preparation in sprint training. Different approaches are applied to influence muscle function and readiness for activity. The study investigated the comparative efficacy of proprioceptive neuromuscular…
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Effects of rule-reversal ball games on executive function and motor coordination in boys aged 6–7 years
Background and Study Aim. Executive functions and motor coordination are components of children’s cognitive and motor development. Cognitively engaging physical activity is used within physical education to support cognitive engagement and motor skill development. Despite the application of such…
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Physiological and performance adaptations to a 48-week periodized triathlon training program in elite athletes: a longitudinal study
Background and Study Aim. Triathlon is a multidisciplinary endurance sport that demands a very high level of physiological and physical capacity. Therefore, the implementation of periodization strategies and the appropriate distribution of training intensity contribute to optimizing performance…
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Physical fitness characteristics of amateur badminton players: a comparative analysis of dynamic balance, agility, and ankle strength
Background and Study Aim. Badminton is a high-intensity, multidirectional sport that requires optimal dynamic balance, agility, and lower-limb strength to support performance and reduce health risk. Amateur players often participate regularly in training and recreational matches that involve…
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Bibliometric analysis of national martial arts
Background and aim of the study. National martial arts (NMA) are sports that have developed primarily within a single country. They reflect national characteristics and influence societal development. Currently, many have spread beyond national borders and gained worldwide popularity. The aim of…
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Effects of coordination warm-up activities on futsal skills and physical fitness in secondary school students
Background and Study Aim. Warm-up activities are a regular part of physical education lessons and are usually used to prepare students for physical activity. When warm-up activities are designed with coordination tasks, they may also support sport skill practice and physical fitness development…
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Effects of an 8-week high-intensity interval training program on agility and intermittent endurance in junior badminton athletes
Background and Study Aim. Sport-specific interval training is commonly incorporated into badminton conditioning programs to address the demands of repeated intensive actions performed during play. Training interventions focusing on the integration of sport-specific movement patterns under…
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Analysis of the dynamics of non-reactive agility under the influence of various structures (ladder and cones) in university students: a longitudinal study
Background and Study Aim. Agility is a component associated with skill-related fitness in physical activity. It is required in tasks that involve rapid changes in movement direction. Although various exercise methods are used to develop this ability, their application in university physical…
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The effect of core stability training on improving balance moderated by strength in early age karate students
Background and Study Aim. Core stability training is commonly used in youth martial arts practice to support postural control. Different training approaches and individual strength levels may influence balance outcomes in young karate athletes. Despite the application of various training methods…
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Qualification-related differences in ankle kinematics during the right-hand uppercut in competitive boxers
Background and Study Aim. Punching performance in boxing depends on coordinated kinetic chain interactions between the lower and upper limbs. During the execution of the uppercut, the ankle joint contributes to body stabilization and force transfer across movement phases. Although various…
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A comparative analysis of repetition speed development in Gyaku-Tsuki and Mae-Geri techniques in junior Kempo athletes
Background and Study Aim. Repetition speed of specific techniques represents a component of technical and tactical performance in striking-based combat sports. It is closely related to neuromuscular control, intersegmental coordination, and execution efficiency. The development of rapid, repeated…
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Functional fitness characteristics of ultramarathon runners specialized in 50 km and 100 km distances
Background and Study Aim. Ultramarathon running represents a demanding form of endurance activity characterized by prolonged duration and substantial physiological load. Despite the application of various approaches to performance assessment, the relative contribution of different physiological…
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Effects of a sequenced stretching and massage recovery protocol on physiological and perceptual responses after high-intensity exercise in collegiate football players
Background and Study Aim. Short-term recovery occurs between successive exercise bouts in intermittent sports. Intense exercise is followed by metabolic accumulation, inflammatory responses, and increased muscle discomfort. Static stretching and massage are used as recovery strategies after…
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Dynamics of functional state recovery indicators in athletes during training camps
Background and Study Aim. Training camps are a stage in the annual training cycle of wrestlers. They are characterized by a high concentration of training loads and increased functional stress on the organism. Under such conditions, the effectiveness of recovery processes becomes a factor…
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Age-related differences in physical fitness components of youth soccer players
Background and Study Aim. Soccer performance relies heavily on physical fitness components, including linear speed, explosive power, change-of-direction ability, and aerobic endurance. During early adolescence, these attributes develop alongside biological maturation and systematic training…
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Evaluation of integrated sprint and plyometric interventions for enhancing spatial performance of sprinters
Background and Study Aim. Sprint performance is strongly influenced by neuromuscular coordination and spatial running mechanics. Sprint training commonly includes speed work together with strength and plyometric exercises. Although these approaches are used in practice, their relative effectiveness…