시각장애와 청각장애 유도선수의 득점기술 유형 분석

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to analyze the scoring techniques of the judo matches by players with visual impairments and hearing impairments from the 2006 National Games for the Disabled. The subjects were composed of 18 visual impaired male, 25 hearing impaired male, and 10 hearing impaired female judo players participated in the 2006 National Games for the Disabled. The video analysis of the judo matches was used using frequencies of scoring techniques based on the analysis framework composed of hand techniques, leg techniques, waist techniques, and the other techniques. From the results and discussions, the conclusions are drawn as followings. First, visual impaired male lightweight players mostly used hand and leg techniques, and middleweight and heavyweight players used leg techniques with high body weight point and large scale leg techniques. Second, hearing impaired male lightweight players mostly used hand techniques and middleweight players used hand techniques and leg techniques. Third, visually impaired players more often used the leg techniques than hearing impaired players did. And differences in the skill capacity levels of visually impaired players were greater than those in the levels of hearing impaired players. Finally, hearing impaired female players more often used leg techniques similar to female players without disabilities.