Examination of the Frequencies of the Wrestling Techniques Applied in Adults Freestyle Wrestling Turkey Championship According to the Competition Rounds

Abstract

The aim of this study is to determine whether there are differences between the rounds by determining the techniques that can be applied in the first and second rounds of the Adults Freestyle Wrestling competitions held in the center of Kahramanmaras.

Around 600 wrestlers aged between 17 and 35 in 10 weight classes (57kg, 61kg, 65kg, 70kg, 74kg, 79kg, 86kg, 92, 97kg, 125 kg.) participated in the Adults Freestyle Wrestling Turkey Championship held on 16-19 December 2021 in the center of Kahramanmaras on 3 mats.

Teams to contribute to the data collection process were formed. Due to the pandemic (Diffuse Corona Disease), the competition data were examined and evaluated from the camera recordings recorded by the relevant federation. The third round of matches that extended to the third round was not considered.

The data of the last 300 competitions of wrestling competitions were carefully examined and written on the forms prepared by expert teachers in the wrestling department.

When the total number of repetitions and percentage figures of the first and second rounds of the applied techniques are examined, the total number of repetitions and the percentage figures of the applied techniques are as follows; Hip headlock; 27-2,45, Single leg tackle; 627-55,14, Waistlock; 21-1.83, Double leg tackle; 482-44,42, Fireman's carry; 68-5,98, Switch; 86-7,64, Gut wrench; 770-70,87, Cipe; 5-0,36, Footlock; 22-1,93, Arm spin; 26-2,21, kravat; 20-1,66, Kle; 26-2.32, Pulling down with front head and arm 30-2.38, Side head throwing; 8-0,57, bravle; 3-0, 24.

The wrestling techniques, which take the first three places as the most repetition and percentage values in total, are gut wrench with 450 times, single leg tackle with 420 repetitions and double leg tackle with 280 repetitions, respectively. In total, the least repetitive ones were found to be bravle with 3 repetitions, cipe with 5 repetitions, and sidehead throwing with 8 repetitions. The data in the observation forms were evaluated in the computer SSPS package program environment and tables were created by making percentage calculations.

As a result, it was determined that the first three of the most applied wrestling techniques in the first and second rounds of the competitions were gut wrench (70.87%), single leg tackle (55.14%), double leg tackle (44.42%), respectively. They were repeated more in the first rounds. In total, the least repeated techniques were bravle (0.24%), cipe (0.36%), sidehead throwing (0.57%), and the other nine techniques were in the middle ranks with different percentages.