著者

小森 康加 望月 康司 榎本 至 前田 明 河野 一郎

出版者

日本トレーニング科学会

雑誌

トレーニング科学 (ISSN:13494414)

巻号頁・発行日

vol.22, no.4, pp.313-320, 2010 (Released:2014-04-03)

参考文献数

26

被引用文献数

1

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水球競技中に視力矯正行っている男子水球選手を対象に,二つの試合条件(1.視力矯正あり条件,2.視力矯正なし条件)を設定し,視力矯正の有無が水球競技の競技パフォーマンスに与える影響を検討した. その結果,ミスプレイ率は視力矯正あり条件が視力矯正なし条件と比較して,有意に低い値を示した.貢献プレイ率およびボールタッチ率では有意な差は認められなかったが,視力矯正あり条件が高い傾向を示した.また,試合中のプレイに関する主観的評価は,特に見え方に関する調査項目において,視力矯正あり条件が有意に高い値を示した. 実戦において重要視されているミスプレイの減少が示され,主観的評価による見え方においても違いが認められたことより,水球競技において視力矯正を行うことには,試合中の競技パフォーマンスに影響を与えている可能性があると推察された.

著者

植田 史生 福本 修二 吉田 泰将 石手 靖 望月 康司 大嶽 真人

出版者

慶應義塾大学体育研究所

雑誌

体育研究所紀要 (ISSN:02866951)

巻号頁・発行日

vol.44, no.1, pp.25-33, 2005-01

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For best performance in competitive sports, technique, stamina, spirit, and good conditioning are generally considered to be necessary. In Kendo a concert of "Shin-Gi-Tai (Mind-Technique-Body)" or "Shin-Ki-Ryoku (Mind-Spirit-Power)" is also an important element of a scoring hit. And as one becomes a more experienced player, he will notice the mind is the most crucial of all. When players do well in practice or matches, they most often say their "spirits" or "energies" are running high. These words sometimes mean concentration, perseverance, willpower, or fighting spirit. In this study a "Diagnostic Inventory of Psychological-Competitive Ability for Athletics 2 (DIPCA.2)" is conducted and analysis is made on the participants of the All Japan Kendo Federation Special Training Program and the members of the varsity Kendo teams of a "K" University and its affiliate high school. The results are as follows.1. In the comparison of the "five factors," national representatives returned high marks on "will to win," "mental concentration and stability," "confidence," and "strategic planning," while the ordinary participants of the training program scored high in "teamwork." However, no statistical significant difference was observed between these two groups.2. There was a significant difference in "confidence" in the "twelve degrees" between national representatives and ordinary participants.3. No significant difference was observed in "will to win" among all groups.4. Significant differences existed in "fighting spirit" and "perseverance" between college and high school students.