Method of stickhandling technique control

The article presents in detail the method of control of puck possession technique developed at the Department of Theory and Methodology of Football and Hockey of the Moscow State Academy of Physical Culture. The methodology is based on the obtained patent No. 2732219 C1 of the Russian Federation, MPK A61B 5/11. Device for determining the frequency and accuracy of human hand movements at pronation and supination and the certificate of state registration of the computer program No. 2024613913 RF “Control of the frequency of arbitrary movements of hockey players' hands”. The method allows to monitor the frequency of rotational movements of the leading hand when dribbling the puck on the spot. The speed and frequency of rotational movements largely determines the level of technical skill of hockey players of different ages.

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Russian Journal of Information Technology in Sports
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2024-12-25
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https://doi.org/10.62105/2949-6349-2024-1-3-30-36
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Engineering Technology and Methodologies
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Method of stickhandling technique control

Igor' Shishkov, A. Furaev
Russian Journal of Information Technology in Sports
Engineering Technology and Methodologies
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Method of stickhandling technique control

Igor' Shishkov, A. Furaev
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The article presents in detail the method of control of puck possession technique developed at the Department of Theory and Methodology of Football and Hockey of the Moscow State Academy of Physical Culture. The methodology is based on the obtained patent No. 2732219 C1 of the Russian Federation, MPK A61B 5/11. Device for determining the frequency and accuracy of human hand movements at pronation and supination and the certificate of state registration of the computer program No. 2024613913 RF “Control of the frequency of arbitrary movements of hockey players' hands”. The method allows to monitor the frequency of rotational movements of the leading hand when dribbling the puck on the spot. The speed and frequency of rotational movements largely determines the level of technical skill of hockey players of different ages.

Russian Journal of Information Technology in SportsVol. 1(3)
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