英文摘要 |
Owing to long-term positive collaboration with international top coaches, through whom enable Taiwanese athletes the transformation and maturation in archery skills along with the international development, modern archery in Taiwan has become one key medal-winning sport event in the Olympic Games. Taiwanese archery athletes ever won one silver and one bronze medal of archery in 2004 Olympic Games, and attained gold medals in other major games (i.e., Asia Games and World University Games). One important influencing factor for Taiwanese archery success is Noriaki Takayanagi, who was born in Naganoken Japan in 1936, a facilitator for Taiwan modern archery technology development. While this research views Noriaki Takayanagi as the conveyer of archery culture, the purpose of the research is to collate his archery experiences. Introduce: The research topics include his original participation in archery, archery technology interchange between Taiwan and Japan, content of archery skills, and pass-down of archery culture and skills. Methods:Semi-structured in-depth interviews and content analysis (which includes photos, official document, documentary film, archery books, and biography) are used in this study. Original raw data are analyzed, compared, synthesized, and generalize as narration of sport figure. Results: firstly, Japan government planned to hold Tokyo Olympic Games in 1964 after World War II; Noriaki Takayanagi, who aimed at participating the Games, began to devote himself in modern archery training since his early school life. Importantly, Noriaki Takayanagi persisted in archery practice, become an archery coach and promoted archery even graduating from school. Secondly, Noriaki Takayanagi also wrote books while practicing archery. Wong-I, an archery athlete from Kaoshiung in Taiwan, was inspired by Noriaki Takayanagi’s work therefore invited him to Taiwan to assist archery development. Noriaki Takayanagi assisted Chinese Taipei Archery Association by holding lecture, and instructing and training Taiwanese archery athletes for Olympic Games. He established the foundation of physical movement that conformed with science skill principle of archery. Thirdly, based upon the experiences from participation in international games and deliberate enhancement in archery training, Noriaki Takayanagi led Japanese Olympic archery athletes to win a silver medal in man’s individual event in the 1976 Olympic Games. Finally, Noriaki Takayanagi integrates traditional Japanese Kyudo body-mind training with Western innovative modern archery spirit. In addition, he evaluated and compared strength and weakness of archery institutions from many countries, and absorbed archery science skill from Europe/US and hard training approach from Japan. Consequently, Noriaki Takayanagi makes significant breakthrough and pass-down from dimensions of cultural thinking, system, and utensils. Noriaki Takayanagi devotes himself to archery all his life; as being the athlete, coach, administrator and writer, he himself provides a great example by successfully integrating the Eastern with the Western body culture. |