题名 |
不同起跑技術對慢速壘球壘間跑壘時間的影響 |
并列篇名 |
A Comparison of Base Running Starting Techniques in Slow Pitch Softball |
DOI |
10.6222/pej.4004.200712.1005 |
作者 |
陳慧英(Huei-Ying Chen) |
关键词 |
慢速壘球 ; 整體反應時間 ; 壘間跑壘 ; 起跑技術 ; slow pitch softball ; total response time ; base running ; starting technique |
期刊名称 |
體育學報 |
卷期/出版年月 |
40卷4期(2007 / 12 / 01) |
页次 |
51 - 62 |
内容语文 |
繁體中文 |
中文摘要 |
Purpose: This study was employed choice reaction time to compare four starting techniques included cross-over step, jab-step, standing sprinter's start, and the momentum start to determine the fastest start technique for optimum speed in base running in slow pitch softball. Methods: The participants were 40 male college students who had been practiced these start techniques for 8 weeks. Total response time was recorded to the nearest 1/100 second using a Dekan Automatic Performance Analyzer arranged with two starting lights and a stop gate. Results: A one way repeated measures ANOVA indicated that there were significant different among four starting techniques (p< .01). After post hoc tests, the momentum start was significantly (p< .05) slower than the other starts compared while there were no significant differences among the other starts. F-value ranging from 0.08 to 1.41 (p> .05), obtained using the one way repeated measures ANOVA tests for multiple trial data, signified no trends among trials and high reliability of the testing procedures and equipment. Conclusions: The results suggested that the momentum start was the slowest among the four starts. There were no differences between the cross-over step, jab-step, and the standing sprinter's start techniques for speed in slow pitch softball bases running. |
英文摘要 |
Purpose: This study was employed choice reaction time to compare four starting techniques included cross-over step, jab-step, standing sprinter's start, and the momentum start to determine the fastest start technique for optimum speed in base running in slow pitch softball. Methods: The participants were 40 male college students who had been practiced these start techniques for 8 weeks. Total response time was recorded to the nearest 1/100 second using a Dekan Automatic Performance Analyzer arranged with two starting lights and a stop gate. Results: A one way repeated measures ANOVA indicated that there were significant different among four starting techniques (p< .01). After post hoc tests, the momentum start was significantly (p< .05) slower than the other starts compared while there were no significant differences among the other starts. F-value ranging from 0.08 to 1.41 (p> .05), obtained using the one way repeated measures ANOVA tests for multiple trial data, signified no trends among trials and high reliability of the testing procedures and equipment. Conclusions: The results suggested that the momentum start was the slowest among the four starts. There were no differences between the cross-over step, jab-step, and the standing sprinter's start techniques for speed in slow pitch softball bases running. |
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