DOES AMATEUR BOXING LEADS TO CHRONIC ATTENTIONAL DISORDERS?

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JABERI MOGHADDAM ALI AKBAR; FARROKHI AHMAD; KHANI MOSTAFA

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DOES AMATEUR BOXING LEADS TO CHRONIC ATTENTIONAL DISORDERS?

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JABERI MOGHADDAM ALI AKBAR | FARROKHI AHMAD | KHANI MOSTAFA | Issue Writer Certificate

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AMATEUR BOXINGQ2

ATTENTIONAL DISORDERSQ2

BRAIN INJURYQ3

CHRONICQ2

CONCENTRATIONQ2

Abstract

Boxing is one of the organized high-contact sports that requires purposeful punches to the head and body of the opponent in both amateur and professional levels, so traumatic head injury in boxers isn’t impossible. In this type of injury, though intact cognitive functions, it is possible that total cognitive beneficiary become impaired as a result of distractibility, imperfect CONCENTRATION, and aftermath fatigue. Thus, purpose of this study was to investigate ATTENTIONAL DISORDERS in AMATEUR BOXING. Subjects of the study were 30 male experienced amateur boxers (more than 4 years background, age=24±3.1) as experimental group, and 30 male novice amateur boxers (less than 1 year background, age=25±4.2) and 30 male 400 and 800 meter runners (age=24±2.7) as control groups. We used DAUF continuous attention test to assess attentional component. In order to data analyzing was used MANOVA in the significance level of 0.05. Findings showed that in none of variables there were significant difference between groups (P>0.05), meaning that AMATEUR BOXING periods even longer than 4 years doesn’t' t lead to ATTENTIONAL DISORDERS. Based on our findings, it is concluded that intensity of punches in AMATEUR BOXING doesn’t' t reach to threshold that lead to brain damage at least in regions which control visual attention.

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JABERI MOGHADDAM, ALI AKBAR, FARROKHI, AHMAD, & KHANI, MOSTAFA. (2015). DOES AMATEUR BOXING LEADS TO CHRONIC ATTENTIONAL DISORDERS?. DEVELOPMENT AND MOTOR LEARNING (HARAKAT), 6(4), 415-431. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/159535/en

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JABERI MOGHADDAM ALI AKBAR, FARROKHI AHMAD, KHANI MOSTAFA. DOES AMATEUR BOXING LEADS TO CHRONIC ATTENTIONAL DISORDERS?. DEVELOPMENT AND MOTOR LEARNING (HARAKAT)[Internet]. 2015;6(4):415-431. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/159535/en

IEEE: Copy

ALI AKBAR JABERI MOGHADDAM, AHMAD FARROKHI, and MOSTAFA KHANI, “DOES AMATEUR BOXING LEADS TO CHRONIC ATTENTIONAL DISORDERS?,” DEVELOPMENT AND MOTOR LEARNING (HARAKAT), vol. 6, no. 4, pp. 415–431, 2015, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/159535/en

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