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Development of a Sensitive Quality Evaluation System for Chinese Outstanding Female Boxers.
1School of Competitive Sports, Shandong Sport University, Rizhao 276800, China.
Journal of Environmental and Public Health
|August 9, 2022
Summary
This study developed an evaluation system for female boxers
Area of Science:
- Sports Science
- Biomechanics
- Talent Identification
Background:
- Assessing the sensitivity quality of elite athletes is crucial for performance.
- Existing evaluation methods for female boxers' sensitivity quality lack comprehensiveness.
Purpose of the Study:
- To construct a scientific evaluation system for the sensitivity quality of outstanding Chinese female boxers.
- To develop comprehensive evaluation criteria for assessing female boxers' sensitivity quality.
Main Methods:
- Utilized literature review, Telfer method, expert interviews, and experimental testing.
- Analyzed the structural elements of special sensitivity quality in female boxers.
Main Results:
- Developed an evaluation index system comprising 3 primary indexes (movement change, direction change, balance) and 11 measurement indexes.
- Determined the weights: movement change (0.44), direction change (0.39), and balance ability (0.17).
- Movement change ability is the most critical component of sensitivity quality for female boxers.
Conclusions:
- Established evaluation criteria for 11 individual indexes and four levels of comprehensive assessment.
- The developed system provides a standardized framework for evaluating female boxers' sensitivity quality.
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