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【論文摘要】2023土耳其安塔利亞大滿貫女子柔道＋78kg級比賽得分技術之分析
【論文摘要】Analysis of scoring techniques in the women's +78kg category of the 2023 Antalya Grand Slam Judo competition
摘要
本研究目的針對2023土耳其安塔利亞大滿貫女子柔道＋78kg比賽過程得分技術之分析。並自得分時間、方式、技術動作等進行探討分析。方法：利用参與比賽之機會，將整個比賽過程之內容拍攝轉錄成光碟，採用TV及電腦將攝（錄）影帶，經觀察讀取統計量化分析。對象以本屆2023土耳其安塔利亞大滿貫女子柔道＋78kg級比賽，共有七場比賽（含決賽、準決賽、銅牌戰及5、7名排名等），10人為主。結果顯示：一.本屆七場比賽中有效得分共12次，其中都以前兩分鐘決定勝負。二.得分動作以使用次數共37次，有效得分次數則為10次。其中使用成功率以反摔3次，得分佔66.7%最多，其次為掃腰、壓制、過肩摔等，而壓制、大外割與大腰等都為0次。三.技術種類使用情況共42次，成功次數為11，其成功率為，捨身技66.7%，佔最多，其他分別為寢技>腰技>手技>足技，最少為其他技術，但在使用率上；則以足技28.6%最多，其次為手技>腰技>關節技等。柔道大滿貫比賽乃是世界級高水準之比賽，實戰狀況相當激烈、實力差距不大、輸贏仍在為薄之間。
並列摘要
The purpose of this study is to analyze the scoring techniques in the womens +78kg category of the 2023 Antalya Grand Slam Judo competition. The study will explore and analyze the scoring time, method, and technical movements used during the competition. Methods: The content of the entire competition process was recorded on a CD using TV and computers during the competition. The recorded video was observed, read, and analyzed through statistical quantification. The study focused on the womens +78kg category of the 2023 Antalya Grand Slam Judo competition, which included seven matches (including the finals, semi-finals, bronze medal matches, and rankings for fifth and seventh places), with a total of ten participants. Results showed: 1.There were a total of 12 effective scores in the seven matches of this competition, with the outcome decided within the first two minutes of the match.2.There were 37 scoring movements attempted, with 10 resulting in effective scores. The most successful scoring technique was the counter throw, with a success rate of 66.7%, followed by the hip throw, hold down, and shoulder throw, while the leg sweep, outer leg throw, and major inner reap were not successful in scoring.3. There were a total of 42 different types of techniques attempted, with 11 resulting in successful scores. Sacrifice techniques had the highest success rate of 66.7%, followed by ground techniques, hip techniques, hand techniques, and foot techniques, with "other" techniques having the lowest success rate. However, in terms of usage rate, foot techniques were used the most at 28.6%, followed by hand techniques, hip techniques, and joint techniques. The Grand Slam Judo competition is a world-class event with a high level of competitiveness, intense real-life situations, and a narrow margin of victory.