2021, Volume 17

Differences between technical activities used by male and female wrestlers competing in Seniors European Wrestling Championships (Roma, 10-16 February 2020)



Artur Kruszewski1, Ilia Cherkashin2, Marek Kruszerwski1, Elena Cherkashina3, Andrzej Tomczak4

1Department of Individual Sports , Jozef Pilsudski Uniwersity of Physical Education in Warsaw, Warszawa, Poland
21. North-Eastern Federal University; 2. Yakut State Agricultural Academy; 3. Moscow State Academy of Physical Culture in Moscow Region, Malakhovka., Yakutsk, Russia
3Institute of Physical Culture and Sports, North-Eastern Federal University, 677000 Yakutsk, Russia, Yakutsk, Russia
4Akademia Sztuki Wojennej, Warszawa, Polska, Warszawa, Poland


Author for correspondence: Artur Kruszewski; Department of Individual Sports , Jozef Pilsudski Uniwersity of Physical Education in Warsaw, Warszawa, Poland; email: artur.kruszewski@awf.edu.pl



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Abstract

Background and Study Aim: Many researchers indicate diversity of fighters who practice combat sports in the field of gender-segregation. The aim of study is knowledge about anticipated differences in technical activities which were used during wrestling match, between men and women.

Material and Methods: The study included process of sports competition during Seniors European Wrestling Championship (Rome, 10-16 February 2020), in female and male free-style wrestling. Female wrestling competition included 126 wrestlers and 149 wrestling bouts, while free-style wrestling competition included 177 wrestlers and  215 duels. Replaying and stopping of fights was possible thanks to digital recordings.

Results: Studies which were carried out indicate a diversity in a way of conducting a bout in relation to a wrestler’s’ gender. Regarding the settling a match, winning by points advantage in a regular match time dominates both in female wrestling and male free-style wrestling. However, women settled the match by foul more frequently than men (20% among women, 6% among men, p<0.0001). A diversity of applied technical actions in both standing and horizontal positions was also observed.

Conclusions: According to the obtained results, wrestlers have use specific techniques more frequently in different sex and weight categories. Therefore, coaches could create a specific training programme for athletes.


Key words: Olympic wrestling, combat sports, wrestling match round


Cite this article as:

AMA:

Kruszewski A, Cherkashin I, Kruszerwski M et al. Differences between technical activities used by male and female wrestlers competing in Seniors European Wrestling Championships (Roma, 10-16 February 2020). ARCH BUDO. 2021;17:109-117

APA:

Kruszewski, A., Cherkashin, I., Kruszerwski, M., Cherkashina, E., & Tomczak, A. (2021). Differences between technical activities used by male and female wrestlers competing in Seniors European Wrestling Championships (Roma, 10-16 February 2020). ARCH BUDO, 17, 109-117

Chicago:

Kruszewski, Artur, Cherkashin Ilia, Kruszerwski Marek, Cherkashina Elena, Tomczak Andrzej. 2021. "Differences between technical activities used by male and female wrestlers competing in Seniors European Wrestling Championships (Roma, 10-16 February 2020)". ARCH BUDO 17: 109-117

Harvard:

Kruszewski, A., Cherkashin, I., Kruszerwski, M., Cherkashina, E., and Tomczak, A. (2021). Differences between technical activities used by male and female wrestlers competing in Seniors European Wrestling Championships (Roma, 10-16 February 2020). ARCH BUDO, 17, pp.109-117

MLA:

Kruszewski, Artur et al. "Differences between technical activities used by male and female wrestlers competing in Seniors European Wrestling Championships (Roma, 10-16 February 2020)." ARCH BUDO, vol. 17, 2021, pp. 109-117

Vancouver:

Kruszewski A, Cherkashin I, Kruszerwski M et al. Differences between technical activities used by male and female wrestlers competing in Seniors European Wrestling Championships (Roma, 10-16 February 2020). ARCH BUDO 2021; 17: 109-117