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Abstract:
The kinematic variables of the Maei-Gary technique were studied and compared in two
groups of top-expert and practiced karatekas. The subjects included 9 members of the national
team and 7 karatekas with at least 6 years experience. The measurement was conducted using
stereo-videography and the 3-D coordinates of the reflective markers attached to the
anatomical landmarks were traced during motion. The statistical analysis was performed
using independent sample T-test for comparing groups mean and pair sample t-test for inter
group comparison. Results indicated well observation of some details of the motion pattern by
top-expert group, including maintaining the height and angulation of trunk before and during
kick, the 3 phased plantar flexion of the ankle joint, and maintaining the orientation of the
shank before kick, which were neglected by the practiced group. Also, comparison of the
standard deviations of the variables within the two groups revealed that the motion (including
the trunks vertical movement and rotation, and the ankle, knee and hip joints angular
variation) has been conducted with a higher degree of similarity within the top-expert group;
this was mostly significant for the motion of knee joint.

Key Words: Kinematic Analysis, Stereo-videography, Karate, Maee Gary

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