Features of motivation of children 8-10 years old to taekwondo

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Relevance. Currently, the study of motivational characteristics of children aged 8-10years involved in martial arts, in particular taekwondo, will allow us to better understand goal setting and psychological characteristics of this age group, since they are in an attractive period for practicing taekwon-do. At the same time, the information obtained will serve as an important guideline for optimizing taekwondo training. The purpose of the study was to identify the characteristics of the motivation of children aged 8-10 years to practice taekwondo. Organization and methods of research: The main research methods were questionnaires. The study involved 20 schoolchildren aged 8-10years practicing taekwondo at the Regional Taekwondo Sports Training Center in Krasnodar. Research results. Analysis of the survey results showed that 45% of schoolchildren directly stated that the main motivation for participating in taekwondo training is to acquire self-defense skills. It is worth noting that 75% of schoolchildren noted that taekwondo classes had a positive impact on their personality, in particular, they increased self-confidence. As for the expectations of psychological changes during tae-kwondo training, the most pronounced preference was for the "determination"option by 70% of students. In addition, 55% of schoolchildren noted that their behavior changed during training, in particular, they began to take the initiative to help others. At the same time, 90% of children reported satisfaction with the coach's work. Regarding the role of taekwondo in improving concentration, coordination, and endurance, the majority of schoolchildren noted that it helps: 55%, 70% and 80%, respectively. Regarding physical health, 60% of schoolchildren believe that taekwondo classes have improved their physical condition.

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Children 8-10 years old, taekwondo classes, survey of schoolchildren, motivation

Короткий адрес: https://sciup.org/142243238

IDR: 142243238   |   DOI: 10.53742/1999-6799/2_2024_33-40

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