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Makale detayı · 2023

JudgED: Comparison between Kickboxing Referee Performance at a Novel Serious Game for Judging Improvement and at World Championships

Applied Sciences

YÖKSİS OpenAlex Açık erişim · gold SJR Q2 JCR Q1 Atıf 13 Üst %10 Yüzdelik 92.2% FWCI 2.67
Yıl
2023
ISSN
2076-3417
Tür
article

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Özet

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The particular responsibility of referees in combat sports lies in their decision-making to enforce the rules of the sport, which requires considerable experience and a multitude of skills, including perception, categorization, memory processing, and information integration. As a cost-effective alternative to in-tournament training, this research aims to evaluate the novel video-based serious game called “JudgED” to train martial arts referees’ decision-making processes through immediate feedback. The effectiveness of the JudgED game was assessed by (a) measuring decision accuracy and specific reaction time, (b) calculating a theoretical probability of correct scoring, and (c) comparing these results with real competition judging agreement data. A field study was conducted to analyze the performance of 16 kickboxing referees. The study involved two video-based tests in the serious game. The performance data for JudgED were obtained via a procedure that compares the players’ inputs in the serious game with expert-defined decisions. The results were compared to real-competition data gathered through qualitative analysis of kickboxing fights (n = 400 fights/1200 bouts) at the WAKO World Championships 2021. The findings showed an average decision accuracy of 43.011% and an average reaction time of 1.022 s. For further comparison, binominal distribution for the probability of correct final decisions (between 15.3% and 67.2%) in JudgED and Fleiss’ Kappa interrater reliability for JudgED (Ring: κ = 0.371; Tatami: κ = 0.398; p < 0.001) and tournament decisions (by bout: κ = 0.114; by fight κ = 0.063; by outcome κ = 0.166; p < 0.001) were calculated. The results suggest that more training is required to improve referee decision accuracy, and JudgED bears the potential to work as a suitable supporting system.

Konular

  • Martial Arts: Techniques, Psychology, and Education
  • Sport Psychology and Performance
  • Sports Performance and Training

Birincil konu Martial Arts: Techniques, Psychology, and Education

Yazarlar

  1. Dominik Hoelbling
  2. Andre Salmhofer
  3. CEBRAİL GENÇOĞLU
  4. René Baranyi
  5. Karl Pinter
  6. SERHAT ÖZBAY
  7. SÜLEYMAN ULUPINAR
  8. ABDULLAH BORA ÖZKARA KARADENİZ TEKNİK ÜNİVERSİTESİ
  9. Thomas Grechenig