Study on a Footwork Training and Testing System †
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Design Ideas and Key Technical Difficulties of the Footwork Training and Testing System
2.1. Design Ideas
- Moving start, which represents the rate of reaction to a moving indication;
- Footwork speed in movement;
- Rapid change in direction and rhythm of movement;
- Moving brake;
- Required strength and stamina for maintaining rapid movement in the race.
2.2. Key Technical Difficulties
3. Technology Implementation of the Footwork Training and Testing System
3.1. Function Characteristics and Technical Indicators
3.1.1. Function Characteristics
3.1.2. Technical Indicators
- The total number of guide signal points: 10 currently (The wireless system theoretically supports 65,535 nodes. Considering the reliability factor, the number can increase to 50 according to the sport requirement);
- The setting range of guide signal points: being able to meet the site requirements of all ball games;
- The setting mode of guide signal points: coaches can display arbitrarily in the field range;
- The node operation modes: the random cycle model and the customized cycle model (determined by the prepared cyclic sequential file). Coaches can increase or decrease arbitrarily the number of nodes within the total number under the random cycle model, and coaches can set the number, cycle order and placement of nodes under the customized cycle model.
3.2. System Constituent
3.3. Succinct Training and Testing Process
- The battery are loaded into the nodes to be configured, and the nodes are placed in the field;
- Connect the wireless gateway with the computer safely and start system software;
- System software detects the nodes in the network itself first, and then the connected nodes are shown in the software interface;
- Choose work patterns and training programs, and then the start button on the software interface lights up, which indicates the system is in a standby state and can be used;
- Press the start button and the system starts to work, and then athletes begin to move when the first node sends out the pilot single, and move to the node continuously along with the single;
- Athletes move to the node that sends out the signal and touch the node with hand, and the sensor inside the node records the touch, which indicates that the movement is completed. Meanwhile, this node notices the next node through system software sending the pilot single, and the system continue to guide athletes to move.
4. Debugging and Testing of the Footwork Training and Testing System
5. Conclusions
- The footwork training and testing system has been developed by adopting the advanced technology of Wireless Sensor Network (WSN). The system is comprised of some wireless senor nodes and gateways, system control software and so on. By means of the system, the daily footwork training methods and modes will be simulated to automatically guide the training of the athletes, at the same time the training data concerned will be automatically recorded, including moving velocity, moving frequency and success average, moving exercise duration and so on, and it is facilitate to evaluate digitally the training and testing effects for coaches and athletes. The system hardware has the characteristics of high stability and reliability, wide measurement range, simple and portable and so on, and may satisfy long-time testing requirements; meanwhile the system software has the advantages of friendly interface, simple operation, visual, clear function, real-time and reliable data display and good fault-tolerant technology and so on.
- This system is economical and practical, has good market prospects, and is ideally suited for footwork ability training of various ball games. Furthermore this system is of great significance to enrich and strengthen the training methods of moving ability, to strengthen the strength of lower limbs and waist, and to reduce the sports injuries.
- This system is easy to realize synchronization test with many systems, such as video recording and acceleration data acquisition and so on. The system will bring about an auxiliary means in sport science training and research, make coaches and researchers have more options for the technical and information forms, and provide the technology foundation for synchronizing and intermingling the training and testing smoothly.
Acknowledgments
Conflicts of Interest
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Hu, Q.; Chen, Q.; Liu, Y.; Zhen, Q. Study on a Footwork Training and Testing System. Proceedings 2018, 2, 537. https://doi.org/10.3390/proceedings2060537
Hu Q, Chen Q, Liu Y, Zhen Q. Study on a Footwork Training and Testing System. Proceedings. 2018; 2(6):537. https://doi.org/10.3390/proceedings2060537
Chicago/Turabian StyleHu, Qi, Qi Chen, Yongqing Liu, and Qingkai Zhen. 2018. "Study on a Footwork Training and Testing System" Proceedings 2, no. 6: 537. https://doi.org/10.3390/proceedings2060537
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