태권도 얼굴 앞 돌려차기 동작 시 발의 압력에 미치는 영향

Abstract

Movement of front turing kick in Taekwondo is safe kicking when a player seeks a chance against an opponent and is preferred the most by players. When two players with similar skills compete with each other, it is an important kicking technique since one gives the other scoring opportunity by an instant mistake In a real competition, scores obtained by front turing kick take up more than 70% of total possible scores due to its instantaneous reactionary force and speed which can provide multiple scores. This study aims to compare of front turing kick to face in multiple-scoring kicks in a Taekwondo competition between superior female players and ordinary female players, to help to enhance female Taekwondo players’ technique and performance, and to provide a coach with scientific data available for effective teaching of technique. Sample consists of four superior players who have six-year career and are medal winners in nationwide competitions, and four ordinary players who have less than three years of career and have not won a medal. The result of pressure distribution of fronfoot tests between superior players and ordinary players at the moment of front turing kick to face shows that in superior players is less than that of ordinary players in preparatory movement, and that in superior players is bigger than that of ordinary players in case of both next movement and landing movement. At the moment of preparatory movement, average pressure of front foot in superior players is less than that of ordinary players. It is understood that by minimizing power diversification at the direction of front foot, they spin their upper-body and kick pushing the body forward making use of resilience of supporting foot the moment kicking foot takes off.