Study on Technical Developing Trend and Strength Pattern of the World Men's Gymnastics
Zhou Lan-zhi
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Zhou Lan-zhi
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Through using the method of literature,video statistics and investigation,this paper makes a comparative analysis on the results,movement difficulty and performance of top 8 teams,all round and individual events in the men's gymnastics competition at the 39th,the 40th World Gymnastics Championships.The result shows that the rule of competition governs the gymnastics development,the pattern of the movement is not stability and the stability is the first important factor for team of men's gymnastics.The all-round competition outstands the strong and balance development of items.The competitions of individual items appears monopoly,the development of the technique requires the breakthrough in difficulty and organization.
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Through using the method of literature,video statistics and investigation,this paper makes a comparative analysis on the results,movement difficulty and performance of top 8 teams,all round and individual events in the men's gymnastics competition at the 39th,the 40th World Gymnastics Championships.The result shows that the rule of competition governs the gymnastics development,the pattern of the movement is not stability and the stability is the first important factor for team of men's gymnastics.The all-round competition outstands the strong and balance development of items.The competitions of individual items appears monopoly,the development of the technique requires the breakthrough in difficulty and organization.
Key concepts: Competition (biology), Balance (ability), Monopoly, Stability (learning theory), Movement (music), Psychology, Advertising, Operations management