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Comparative kinematics analysis of successful and unsuccessful performances of basket to handstand on the parallel bars.

Basket to handstand belongs to groups of highly evaluated (D) and respected elements in artistic gymnastics. The aim of this paper was to define the most appropriate conditions for an efficient performance of this element. The analysis of 15 successful and 15 unsuccessful performances basket to handstand on parallel bars, performed by elite gymnasts, has shown the average results of the angles in shoulders and hips, the angles between arms and bars, the angles between trunk and bars and the duration of performances. It has been determined that most of the statistically significant differences were manifested in the second and the third phase, which was especially noticed in the values of angles in hips. Therefore, we can conclude that spatial-temporal distribution of flexion/extension in the hip has a dominant part in this performance’s efficiency. The average values of angles, noticed in the successful performances basket to handstand, can be used as model values in the process of learning these elements, or as parameters for evaluating the efficiency of this element’s performance, and for objective detection and correction of errors.

basket to handstand ; parallel bars ; artistic gymnastics ; kinematics

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