剣道の発声に関する研究―気剣体の一致を中心として―
1989 年 22 巻 1 号 p. 23-32
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1989 年 22 巻 1 号 p. 23-32
To discuss the “Ki-Ken-Tai-no-Ichi” which is a traditional conception in the movements of Kendo, the relationship of “HASSEI” and the respiratory phase with the attack movement of Kendo was studied in Kendo Shomen Dageki.
The results were as follows:
1) “KAKEGOE” is shouted for 1.71+0.578 sec and “DATOTSU BUI KOSHO” is shouted for 1.85+0.302 sec in 19 male students.
2) While a moment from disappearance of “KAKEGOE” to “DATOTSU”, the right arm is flexed (0.123 ± 0.035sec) and extended (0.125 + 0.039sec) in 19 male students.
3) The time from the right foot is separated from a floor to “DATOTSU” is statistically different between college students (n=10) and senior high school students (n=10) at the 5% level.
4) The movement pattern that “DATOTSU BUI KOSHO” appears before SINAI is touched the opponent's MEN and the right foot is touched a floor after “DATOTSU” is the same for the elemental school children and the senior high school students and the college students.
5) In “ZANSHIN” after “DATOTSU” the physical tension is maintained until the large volume of air is expired.
