Boxing athlete - Revision history

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 =Results=
-[[File:Athlete_performance_improvement.png|500px|thumb|center|Athletes performance improvement due to better conditional skills]]
+This figure is intended to show an increase in injury rate can have a strong negative impact on the athlete's performance.
 [[File:Athlete_performance_decrease_injury.png|500px|thumb|center|Athletes performance decrease due to higher injury rate]]
 [[File:Athlete_performance_improvement_trainer.png|500px|thumb|center|Athletes performance improvement by increasing the number of trainers]]
 =Conclusion=
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 [https://www.simulace.info/index.php/File:Boxing_Athlete_Simulation.mdl Boxing Athlete Simulation Vensim model]

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 =Results=
-[[File:Athlete_performance_improvement.png|1000px|thumb|center|Athletes performance improvement due to better conditional skills]]
+[[File:Athlete_performance_improvement.png|500px|thumb|center|Athletes performance improvement due to better conditional skills]]
-[[File:Athlete_performance_decrease_injury.png|1000px|thumb|center|Athletes performance decrease due to higher injury rate]]
+[[File:Athlete_performance_decrease_injury.png|500px|thumb|center|Athletes performance decrease due to higher injury rate]]
-[[File:Athlete_performance_improvement_trainer.png|1000px|thumb|center|Athletes performance improvement by increasing the number of trainers]]
+[[File:Athlete_performance_improvement_trainer.png|500px|thumb|center|Athletes performance improvement by increasing the number of trainers]]

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	=Results=		=Results=
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		+	[[File:Athlete_performance_improvement.png\|1000px\|thumb\|center\|Athletes performance improvement due to better conditional skills]]
		+	[[File:Athlete_performance_decrease_injury.png\|1000px\|thumb\|center\|Athletes performance decrease due to higher injury rate]]
		+	[[File:Athlete_performance_improvement_trainer.png\|1000px\|thumb\|center\|Athletes performance improvement by increasing the number of trainers]]
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	=Conclusion=		=Conclusion=

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 [[File:Boxing_athlete_stack_flow.png|1000px|thumb|center|Stack and Flow Diagram of the Athletes Performance]]
-'''Equations derived from studies that require explanation
-'''
+== Equations derived from studies that require explanation ==
 These are the equation derived from the tables for the assessment of BMI for adults, which is in the normal range with a value between 19 and 25. The output is set according to the relevance for boxing with a weighting of 10%.
 https://www.smart-rechner.de/bmi_erw/rechner.php

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	[[File:Boxing_athlete_stack_flow.png\|1000px\|thumb\|center\|Stack and Flow Diagram of the Athletes Performance]]		[[File:Boxing_athlete_stack_flow.png\|1000px\|thumb\|center\|Stack and Flow Diagram of the Athletes Performance]]

		+	'''Equations derived from studies that require explanation
		+	'''
		+	These are the equation derived from the tables for the assessment of BMI for adults, which is in the normal range with a value between 19 and 25. The output is set according to the relevance for boxing with a weighting of 10%.
		+	https://www.smart-rechner.de/bmi_erw/rechner.php
		+	Managerboxen : gesundes Kampfsporttraining in der Praxis / Jürgen Fritzsche, Christoph Raschka
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		+	= IF THEN ELSE( (weight/(heightheight)) < 25 :AND: (weight/(heightheight)) > 19 , 0.1strenght , -0.1strenght)
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		+	Here Newton's second law is used by calculating the force of the boxer's punch (strenght) through multiplying the mass, i.e. the weight of the boxer, by the acceleration of the punch (F =m x a). To convert Newtons to kilogram force (kgf), the constant number 0.10197 is also multiplied. The acceleration is calculated by dividing the punch speed by the delivery time.
		+	https://www.omnicalculator.com/sports/human-punch-force
		+	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kilogram-force
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		+	= weightacceleration0.10197
		+	= punch speed/delivery time
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		+
		+	the athlete's hand-eye coordination is determined by a coordination test in which the number of tennis balls thrown and caught against the wall is counted as a score. Scores upwards of 20 have a positive influence while anything below that is weighted negatively by 0.5.
		+	https://testsforsports.com/other/coordination-test
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		+	= IF THEN ELSE( score > 20 , 0.5score , -0.5score )
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		+	The Cooper test is used to evaluate the athlete's endurance. Depending on the age, different evaluations are to be made.
		+	https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cooper-Test
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		+	= IF THEN ELSE( cooper test > 2200 :AND: age > 16 :AND: age < 29 , 0.1cooper test , -0.1cooper test) + IF THEN ELSE( cooper test > 1900 :AND: age > 29 , 0.1cooper test , -0.1cooper test)
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		+	The winning record rate is calculated by dividing the number of wins by the total number of matches, where a draw is worth the same as a 1/2 win.
		+	https://www.omnicalculator.com/sports/winning-percentage
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		+
		+	= (win+(0.5*draw))/(draw+loss+win)
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		+
		+	Obviously, the injury rate results in injuries by number of fights. In reality, the number of injuries is hardly counted, so it is also recommended here to take average values from studies. This is for women 8.9 and for men 13.3 per year. The performance of a boxer is reduced by the injury rate.
		+	https://activesafe.ca/boxing-and-kickboxing/
		+	Clinical journal of sport medicine: official journal of the Canadian Academy of Sport Medicine / Tsharni R Zazryn, Paul R McCrory, Peter A Cameron
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		+	= injuries/combat record
		+
		+	In addition to the conditional performance, the qualification and number of coaches has an influence on the technical and tactical training of the boxer. The highest license that a boxing coach can get is the A license, which is also weighted higher than the B and C license.
		+	https://www.boxverband.de
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		+	= (A licenced trainer1000)+(B licenced trainer500)+(C licenced trainer*250)

	=Results=		=Results=

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 The stack and flow model represents the conditional and technical/tactical abilities of a boxer based on various performance parameters. The athlete's performance is dependent on the conditional skills and the gained competition experience. The injury rate leads to a loss of performance. The quality of the athlete together with the quality of the coaches determine the level of competitive performance, which includes technical and tactical skills.
-[[File:Boxing_athlete_stack_flow.png]]
+[[File:Boxing_athlete_stack_flow.png|1000px|thumb|center|Stack and Flow Diagram of the Athletes Performance]]
 =Results=