Publications by authors named "Yarisel Quinones Rodriguez"

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  • The ATP-PCr system is crucial for high-intensity actions in taekwondo, while the glycolytic system helps sustain these efforts during repeated techniques.
  • This narrative review focuses on sport-specific anaerobic tests for taekwondo, analyzing 41 studies published from 2014 to 2023 to highlight various testing protocols.
  • Tests include the Taekwondo Anaerobic Test and various kick tests, designed for easy implementation by coaches and trainers to monitor and improve anaerobic performance, with guidelines on their validity, reliability, and application.
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Although research on the effect of color in taekwondo has involved several international competitions, no previous study has investigated the presence of this phenomenon in national-level competitions. The main objective of this study was to analyze the relationship between the color protectors and success in 1155 taekwondo matches of the Italian and Uzbekistan Senior Championships (ITA-SC and UZB-SC) (2019 and 2021). The results showed no relationship between the color protectors and the match outcome, in both ITA-SC and UZB-SC ( = 0.

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  • The study aimed to create and validate an observation tool for analyzing the technical-tactical actions that lead taekwondo players to score points, using data collected from the Rome 2019 Grand Prix finals.
  • Researchers observed and recorded 1,382 technical and tactical actions during 14 match viewings, utilizing a specific observational methodology for data analysis.
  • Statistical analyses were conducted to ensure the reliability and validity of the observations, ultimately revealing the most effective actions for scoring points in taekwondo competitions.
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The aims of this study were to investigate the relative and chronological age among taekwondo world medal winners (by gender, Olympic 4-year period, Olympic weight category; = 740), and to study the behaviour of multiple medallists ( = 156) to monitor changes in weight categories and wins over time. The observed birth quartile distribution for the heavyweight category was significantly skewed ( = 0.01).

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  • Basketball's dynamic nature complicates tactical analysis, particularly in the use of screens, which require high levels of preparation for effective performance.
  • This study aims to differentiate player behaviors by gender using a robust observational tool and advanced data analysis methods, validating its effectiveness through various statistical measures.
  • A total of 294 ball screen situations were analyzed from top-level men's and women's teams in Spain, revealing significant behavioral patterns that can inform training programs to enhance player performance.
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