THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT WARM-UP EXERCISES ON LEG STRENGTH IN MALE TAEKWONDO ATHLETES

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Harikewal sharma
Dr. Narendra
Dr. Yash Pratap
Dr Vikas Sharma
Dr Neeraj Kumar

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Background and Purpose: Physical strength, speed, agility, technical and tactical abilities, and neuromuscular processes all play a role in taekwondo performance. Slightly higher-intensity exercises may be followed by various static or dynamic stretching to boost neural transmission speed, prepare muscles for loads, and encourage joint mobility after the warm-up program. Several warm-up exercises assess the leg strength of male Taekwondo competitors.


Materials &Methods: There were 30 participants in the study. Those who didn't meet the inclusion or exclusion criteria were removed from consideration. Everyone who participated in the research had to sign a written consent form that explained the study's purpose, risks and benefits. As a pre-test, the subjects completed 1 rep max strength test. Post data was also collected using the 1 RM teams test after warm-up exercises. The warm-up exercises included walking Lunge, Lateral and forward leg swing, Kneeling thoracic twist, Brisk walk and Glute bridge abductors.


Results: The result of the study on Taekwondo males subjects has shown significant changes in the 1 RM scores as Pre score was 30.00±1.54 which after the session of warm-up workout changes in post results as 45.00±1. 722.The p-value of paired t-test was P<0.05 which shows that a significant difference was seen the subjects so the Alternative Hypothesis for the study is accepted.


Conclusion: According to the results of the study, we demonstrate that warmup exercise had substantial impacts on the individuals, which have significantly boosted their leg strength. More research has to be done on the subjects of various games in order to better understand their impact in various settings.

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