Estimating the Level of Motor Memory Using Suggested E-Measurement and Its Relation with Decisions of Kata Judges in Karate

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Faculty of Physical Education, Mansoura University, Mansoura, Egypt

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The research aims for designing an electronic scale for the motor memory to identify the differences between judges in evaluating the level of kata, in addition to estimating the level of the motor memory of the judges of kata in karate through using the proposed electronic scale. Also to identify the relation between the levels of motor memory and the decisions of the judges of kata in karate. Researchers used the descriptive method and the sample was selected randomly from the new referees that are registered in the Egyptian federation of Karate (n=20).
The results of the research proved the validity of the proposed electronic scale in evaluating the level of motor memory of kata judges in karate, also the presence of significant differences between judges in assessing the level of kata, in addition to the presence of significant differences between the kata judges in the level of motor memory. Also the presence of a directly proportional relationship between the level of motor memory and the decisions of the judges of kata in karate.

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