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Judogi azul afeta o desempenho competitivo quando o chaveamento direcionado não é utilizado: efeitos do sexo, idade e nível da competição
Ursula Julio, Miarka, B., Rosa JP, Giscard Humberto Oliveira Lima, Monica Yuri Takito e Franchini, E.
Judogi azul afeta o desempenho competitivo quando o chaveamento direcionado não é utilizado: efeitos do sexo, idade e nível da competição
Ursula Julio, Miarka, B., Rosa JP, Giscard Humberto Oliveira Lima, Monica Yuri Takito e Franchini, E.
Percept Mot Skills. 2015 Feb 4. [Epub ahead of print]
BLUE JUDOGI MAY BIAS COMPETITIVE PERFORMANCE WHEN SEEDING SYSTEM IS NOT USED: SEX, AGE, AND LEVEL OF COMPETITION EFFECTS .
Julio UF1, Miarka B, Rosa JP, Lima GH, Takito MY, Franchini E.
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Summary.-This study evaluated whether the judogi colour (blue or white) could influence a combat outcome (victory or defeat) in 1,233 judo official combats. Sex, age group, and level of competition were also considered in the analysis. Binomial probability tests showed a higher probability of an athlete's winning a combat wearing blue judogi for both sexes, levels of competition (regional and state), and for the athletes of the junior and senior categories. Thus, blue judogi may bias competitive outcome for both sexes in regional and state level competitions and for athletes above junior age
BLUE JUDOGI MAY BIAS COMPETITIVE PERFORMANCE WHEN SEEDING SYSTEM IS NOT USED: SEX, AGE, AND LEVEL OF COMPETITION EFFECTS .
Julio UF1, Miarka B, Rosa JP, Lima GH, Takito MY, Franchini E.
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Summary.-This study evaluated whether the judogi colour (blue or white) could influence a combat outcome (victory or defeat) in 1,233 judo official combats. Sex, age group, and level of competition were also considered in the analysis. Binomial probability tests showed a higher probability of an athlete's winning a combat wearing blue judogi for both sexes, levels of competition (regional and state), and for the athletes of the junior and senior categories. Thus, blue judogi may bias competitive outcome for both sexes in regional and state level competitions and for athletes above junior age
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