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Biomechanics of kumite style gyaku tsuki in karate

Venkatraman et al., 2019

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5318820351700576948
Author
Venkatraman J
Nasiriavanaki M
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Biomedical Journal of Scientific & Technical Research

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In karate sparring (Kumite), punches are used more than kicks to score points. Among these punches, the gyaku tsuki is the most commonly used punch. The objective of the punch is to hit the target at a medium range in a very short time producing maximum force. In this study …
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