| 英文摘要 |
Introduction: The aim of the present study was to identify which of three training methods leads to the best training effects on reactive performance in elite Taekwondo athletes. Methods: twenty-seven elite Taekwondo athletes were recruited and divided into free-weight resistance training group (FWRTG, n = 9), velocity-based resistance training group (VBRTG, n = 9), VBRT with reaction and feedback group (VBRT-RFG, n = 9). All subjects completing 6 weeks, 3 times a week training program which consisted of 3-5 sets of 9-15repetitions. Intensity was 30-50%1RM. Before and after training, mean propulsive velocity (MPV), countermovement jump (CMJ), RFD of MVIC, and kicking performance were collected for statistical analysis. Analysis of Variance, ANOVA and Bonferroni post hos test were used to compare differences in percentage change among three training methods. The Paired Samples t-Test was used to compare the difference between pre-test and posttest. Result: FWRTG showed significant enhancement effects in MPV of 40%1RM, MPV of 50%1RM, height of CMJ, total force of kicks (p < .05). MPV of 30%1RM, MPV of 40%1RM, whole time and total force of kicks were significantly increasing in VBRTG (p < .05)。MPV of 30%1RM, MPV of 40%1RM, 50ms RFD, whole time and total force of kicks significant progress in VBRTRFG (p < .05). Compared to the percentage of training effects among three groups found that MPV of 30%1RM in VBRTG was significantly higher than that of FWRTG. Conclusion: All three training methods enhance the reactive movement performance of Taekwondo athletes, but each has its own specificity. FWRT is more advantageous for movements involving heavier loads and longer durations, and it also strengthens the force of kicks. VBRT and VBRT-RF show more significant improvements in movements with lighter loads and shorter durations, while simultaneously enhancing both the velocity of kicks. However, among the three training methods, only VBRT-RF demonstrates a significant improvement in 50ms RFD. Additionally, its enhancement efficiency for MPV at 30% 1RM is significantly superior to FWRT. Therefore, it is inferred that VBRT-RF may be the most efficient training method for improving reactive performance. |