Study Regarding the Order of Psychological Processes and the Importance of the Psychological Factors of High Performance for the Sports Branch Karate

AbstractThis paper constitutes an observational study conducted between February and March, 2011, on 20 coaches from various Romanian clubs. The study aimed to observe the importance of psychological factors for the karate training. We used as a research method a questionnaire with 10 questions, on which each coach had to choose one answer. The answers were analyzed and presented as charts. The analysis of the results we obtained from the questionnaire has emphasized multiple aspects showi ng the opinion of the karate coaches regarding one of the components of the training process, namely the psychological training

Longitudinal Study Regarding the Evolution of the “Stiinta” Bacau Female Volleyball Players

AbstractThis paper represents a constative comparative study of a longitudinal type, through which we wanted to verify the evolution of three female volleyball players from CSS Bacău. We used as an assessment test the “15 jumps” drill, recorded with the DELSYS Myomonitor IV 16 channels electromyograph. The results for the average unit power, average flight height, maximum accomplished height, maximum accomplished unit power, maximum possible unit power, and repetition speed indicators were recorded and analyzed. In conclusion, the worst regress was recorded by the youngest player and the least regress by the oldest