2006•Journal of Physical Education Institute of Shanxi Teachers UniversityRequires access

Stability of Competitive Gymnastics through Gymnastic Competition of 28th Olympic Games

Lin Xin-qi

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On the basis of papers mathematical statistics and video tapes of the 28th Olympic games,the author accounts for the essence of the stability of competitive gymnastics and training methods on it,which could,to some degree,provide theory for improving the stability of competitive gymnastics by training.

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On the basis of papers mathematical statistics and video tapes of the 28th Olympic games,the author accounts for the essence of the stability of competitive gymnastics and training methods on it,which could,to some degree,provide theory for improving the stability of competitive gymnastics by training.

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On the basis of papers mathematical statistics and video tapes of the 28th Olympic games,the author accounts for the essence of the stability of competitive gymnastics and training methods on it,which could,to some degree,provide theory for improving the stability of competitive gymnastics by training.

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