Technique
Technique a way of performing an action (dict. Of sp. And ex. Sc. 2006, 206P.) Technique the term for the sum of » sport motor skills of a sport discipline, the optimal form of a movement execution. In addition to motor characteristics and tactics, technique is one of the central elements of the motor learning process, exercising and training. It is a part of sport motor performance. The multitude of technique elements can be divided into groups which represent the continuum be- tween two poles: result-oriented technique elements (in sport disciplines with performances that can be measured directly) and process-oriented (in artistic sport disciplines), condition-oriented (e.G. The 10,000-m run) and coordination-oriented (e.G. 1½ Somersault in diving), cyclical (e.G. Running) and acyclical (e.G. Shot-put), open (e.G. Skiing) and closed (e.G. Weight-lifting). In order to achieve an optimal sport performance in learning, exercising and training of technique elements on a relative (mass sport) and on an absolute level (top-level sport), a preceding and an accompanying analysis of training is necessary, which allows change and correction. These analyses can be undertaken qualitatively through movement observation under certain criteria (predominantly for technique in artistic sports, but also in sport instruction, » movement analysis) and quantitatively, i.E. With the inclusion of natural science, particularly biomechanical (space-time and dynamic-time) parameters, where mechanical, optical, and electronical measurement techniques are used (» sport biomechanics). The improvement of sport technique is realized by means of specific technique training. (H.Haag & g.Haag, dictionary, 2003, 529p)
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