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| Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
| Title | : | Martial Arts and Combat Sports For People With Disabilities: Scientific Production In The Brazilian Graduate Program |
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| Authors | : | Marcelo Moreira Antunes || Alba Iara Cae Rodrigues || José Júlio Gavião de Almeida |
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: | 10.9790/6737-05060105  |
Abstract: In the last decade, Brazil has shown great improvement in the Paralympic sports. This has increased the number of studies and researches in Para-sports, with growing number of people with disability beginning sport practice in different contexts and places. There are many different types of Para-sports, Olympic and not, and martial arts are included in this universe of possibilities. This literature review aims to present the studies in the graduate programs in Brazil by analyzing the thesis and dissertations about martial arts and combat sports for people with disabilities, available in the Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel (CAPES) from 2007 to 2017.......
Key Words: Adapted Physical Activity. Martial arts. Combat sports. Scientific production.
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| Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
| Title | : | Modeling World Record Predictions in Track Events |
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| Authors | : | G. Donald Allen |
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Abstract: We consider here the estimation of best possible running track events. A logistic type curve is applied with a least squares estimator and applying the gradient descent method. The facts seem to indicate a non-uniqueness of the best estimator and a rather slow convergence. The initial data must be reasonably accurate to obtain convergence, and convergence can require thousands of iterations. Since these are not production codes lengthy iterations are not significant, but there can be multiple convergence values depending on initial values. The implication is that unlike other literature which offers up best times, we demonstrate there can be substantial variance is best estimates. Predicting world records involves combining human mechanics, training, psychology, diet, and coaching. Our focus, mathematical models, groups these as four parameter models.
Key Words: Logistic, prediction, sigmoidal, track records.
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| Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
| Title | : | Identifying Obstructs That Affect the Effectiveness of Grade 12th Students Performance on the Practical Class of Apparatus Gymnastic Activities in Adet Preparatory School |
| Country | : | Ethiopia |
| Authors | : | DagnachewNigerukebede |
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: | 10.9790/6737-05062328 |
Abstract: The objective of this descriptive survey study aimed at identifying obstructs that affect the effectiveness of Grade 12th Students performance on the practical class of Apparatus Gymnastic activities in Adet preparatory school. Henceforward, the subjects of the study include Grade 12 students, Physical education teachers, the school principals, parent-teacher union member, YilmanaDensaworeda sport office experts, and the school psychologist. From 419 targets population of Adet preparatory school Grade 12th students, 180 students were randomly selected from five classes (4 natural and 1 social sciences). There were 10 physical education teachers in Adet preparatory school............
Key Words: Apparatus; gymnastics; effectiveness; performance; student; school
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