KINEMATIC CHARACTERISTICS OF LEFT-HAND DIRECT BLOWS TO THE HEAD OF STUDENT BOXERS

Abstract

This article investigates the kinematic characteristics of left-hand direct blows to the head executed by student boxers. The study focuses on analyzing the biomechanical parameters that influence the effectiveness and efficiency of these punches, such as angular velocity, joint rotation, and the coordination between the upper and lower body during the movement. By examining the kinematics of these punches, the article aims to provide insights into how student boxers can improve their technique to enhance power, speed, and accuracy while minimizing the risk of injury. The findings have practical implications for training methodologies, emphasizing the importance of proper body mechanics and targeted conditioning exercises to optimize performance. The research contributes to the broader understanding of boxing biomechanics and can serve as a foundation for further studies on improving boxing techniques among novice athletes.