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Sanda Players' Tactics and Self-adaptation in Contest

Ruiqiang Liu

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By use of literature,video observation,comparative analysis,the paper discussed athletes of the common psychological and tactics,proposed a different opponent in the face of contingency tactics and self-adaptation.The results showed that:in peacetime training,coaches should strengthen the players' response tactics and self-adaptation consciously and purposefully.

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By use of literature,video observation,comparative analysis,the paper discussed athletes of the common psychological and tactics,proposed a different opponent in the face of contingency tactics and self-adaptation.The results showed that:in peacetime training,coaches should strengthen the players' response tactics and self-adaptation consciously and purposefully.

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By use of literature,video observation,comparative analysis,the paper discussed athletes of the common psychological and tactics,proposed a different opponent in the face of contingency tactics and self-adaptation.The results showed that:in peacetime training,coaches should strengthen the players' response tactics and self-adaptation consciously and purposefully.

Key concepts: CONTEST, Peacetime, Adaptation (eye), Adversary, Psychology, Contingency, Athletes, Face (sociological concept)

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