Time and space characteristics of game scoring by excellent male Sanda players in China
The author sorted and analyzed statistics about time changes and space distribution with respect to game scoring by 88 top 8 players at 11 levels in team competitions in National Men’s Sanda(Wushu) Championships 2007,and revealed the following findings: 1) the players at high and medium levels showed the same pattern in the change of round scores,i.e.the score for round 2 the score for round 1 the score for round 3,just that the mag-nitude of score increase or decrease is slightly different;while the players at low levels showed such a pattern that the score for round 3 the score for round 2 the score for round 1,and the scores show a trend of gradual in-crease;2) distribution of scoring manners: the score distribution curves of the players at high and medium levels fall into the same trend,i.e.the score won by leg moves the score won by wrestling moves the score won by boxing moves the score won by knocking the opponent out of the ring the score won as the opponent was advised the score won as the opponent was warned;the score distribution curves of the players at low levels are different from those of the players at high and medium levels,showing that the score won by wrestling moves the score won by leg moves the score won by boxing moves the score won by knocking the opponent out of the ring the score won as the opponent was warned the score won as the opponent was advised,in which the score won by wrestling moves is over 50% of the total score,while the score won as the opponent was warned also takes a certain propor-tion in the total score;3) distribution of scoring areas: in general,the score won by the torso the score won by thighs the score won by the head;the head and torso score won by the players at low levels the same won by the players at medium levels the same won by the players at high levels,while the leg score won by the players at high levels the same won by the players at medium levels the same won by the players at low levels.