Acute neuromuscular, cognitive and physiological responses to a Japanese kickboxing competition in semi-professional fighters.
@article{Cimadoro2018AcuteNC, title={Acute neuromuscular, cognitive and physiological responses to a Japanese kickboxing competition in semi-professional fighters.}, author={G. Cimadoro}, journal={The Journal of sports medicine and physical fitness}, year={2018}, volume={58 12}, pages={ 1720-1727 } }
BACKGROUND
Japanese kickboxing is a combat sport designed to accommodate fighters from different combat sports styles. However, the physiological profile of this discipline is unknown. Therefore, this study describes the neuromuscular, metabolic and cognitive responses to an official Japanese kickboxing (K-1) fight in 8 kickboxers.
METHODS
Measurements before and after the competition involved a simple reaction time test (SRT), countermovement jump (CMJ), blood lactate (BLA) and rating of…
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