Time-oriented Implementation Research of 'Senbondori' in Sekiryukan Dojo Judo -1 st Report- ; セキリュウカン ドウジョウ ジュウドウ センボンドリ ノ ジッセン ニヨル ジケイレツテキ ケントウ : ダイ１ポウ ; 隻流館道場柔道｢千本取り｣の実践による時系列的検討 －第1報－

application/pdf ; Senbondori which started in the beginning of Meiji-era, is a Judo wrestling match, where the challenger must fight with an adversary equaling 1,000 throwing of the opponents called Randori. This research into Senbondori focuses on the theme of limitations of the human body and the challenger's time-oriented physical changes during the 1,000 throwing matches. With that, when and how the challenger's sweats and cramp developed was observed and recorded in this body exercise study. The data of challenger's temperature, blood pressure, pulse and weight changes before and after the matches were collected and analyzed. The following is the result of how much damage and fatigue were given to the challenger. The time required for the Senbondori was 8 hours and 53 minutes. The challenger had continuous muscle cramp with severe pain. The muscle cramp occurred in the challenger's whole body as well as both feet, throat, greater pectoral muscle and abdominal muscle. The challenger's fingers were so cramped and fatigued that they stayed closed. The case of muscle cramp was due to the severe dehydration from body sweat. The increase of the challenger's body temperature during the long period of exercise had a big impact on the excessive body sweat and dehydration. ; 福岡教育大学紀要. 第五分冊, 芸術・保健体育・家政科編 ; Bulletin of Fukuoka University of Education. Part V, Art, health and physical education, and home economics ; departmental bulletin paper