77 titles found for "medical issues": (Sort by Recommendation)

1. “Aerobic and anaerobic power responses to the practice of taekwon-do” •
2. “Aikido and Injuries” • • •
3. “Aligning Mind and Body: Exploring the Disciplines of Mindful Exercise” • • •
4. “Analysis of the Effect of Competitive Trait Anxiety on Performance in Taekwondo Competition” • •
5. “Anatomical Analysis of Aikido's Third Teaching, An: An Investigation of Sankyo” • •
6. “Application of Traditional Martial Arts Practice and Theory to the Treatment of Violent Adolescents” •
7. “Augmenting Immune Responses to Varicella Zoster Virus in Older Adults: A Randomized, Controlled Trial of Tai Chi” • • •
8. “Awesome Alternative to Drugs, An: Martial Arts Practice as Treatment for Children with ADHD” • • •
9. Background Readings in Tae Kwon Do and Martial Arts • • •
10. Bare Essentials Guide for the Martial Arts Injury, The • • •
11. “Biomechanical Study of Full-Contact Karate Contrasted with Boxing” • • •
12. “Can Tai Chi Help People With Cancer?” • • •
13. “Cardiovascular and Ventilatory Responses During Formalized Tai Chi Chuan Exercise” • • •
14. “Effect of Visuo-Motor Behavior Rehersal, Relaxation, and Imagery on Karate Performance” • •
15. “Effects of T'ai Chi on Function and Quality of Life Indicators in Older Adults with Osteoarthritis” • •
16. “Effects of Tai Chi Exersice on Physical and Mental Health of College Students” • • •
17. “Evaluating the Benifits of Tai Chi” • • •
18. “Evaluating the Safety and Potential Use of a Weight-Bearing Exercise (Tai-Chi Chuan) for Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients” • • •
19. “Fall Preventing Effects of the Korean Martial Art, Taekwondo, in Senior Citizens” • • •
20. “Fitness levels of middle aged martial art practitioners” • •
21. “Head and Neck Injuries in Young Taekwondo Athletes” • • •
22. Health and Fitness in the Martial Arts • •
23. “Hyperventilation: Trance States and Suggestion in the Martial Arts” • • • •
24. “Incidence of Injury in Professional Mixed Martial Arts Competitions” • • •
25. “Increased Lung Capacity Through Qigong Breathing Techniques” • • •
26. “Injuries in Taekwondo Athletes” • • •
27. “Injuries Sustained In Martial Arts Practice” • •
28. “Karate Kids: Children and Martial Arts” • •
29. “Ki-Energy: Invisible Psychophysical Energy” • • •
30. “Kids Get a Kick Out of Martial Arts” • • • •
31. Kukkiwon Taekwondo Text Book • • • •
32. “Kung Fu Synthesis of Wheelchair Sport and Self Protection” • • • •
33. “Lasting Resolution of Chronic Thoracic Neuritis” • • •
34. “Martial Arts and Physical Therapy: Exploring” •
35. “Martial Arts as Sport and Therapy” •
36. Martial Arts for Women: A Practical Guide • •
37. “Martial Arts Training from a Medical Perspective” • • •
38. “Medicine and Martial Arts” • • •
39. “Metabolic and Cardiorespiratory Responses to the Performance of Wing Chun and T'ai Chi Chuan Exercise” • • •
40. “Modified Stationary Tai Chi for Older Adults and Individuals with Disabilities” • • •
41. “Moving Medication” • • •
42. “Parametric Study of the Thoracic Injury Potential of Basic Taekwondo Kicks” • • •
43. “Physical and Psychosocial Benefits of Modified Judo Practice For Blind Mentally Retarded Children: A Pilot Study” • • •
44. “Physiologic Study of Pressure Point Techniques Used in the MartialArts” • •
45. “Physiological and Performance Responses to Overtraining in Elite Judo Athletes” • • •
46. “Physiological Characteristics of Elite Judo Athletes” • • •
47. Power of Internal Martial Arts and Chi, The: Combat and Energy Secrets of Ba Gua, Tai Chi and Hsing-I • • •
48. “Preventing and Rehabilitating Injuries - A Common Sense Guide for the Martial Artist” • •
49. “Psychosocial Benefits of the Martial Arts: Myth or Reality?” • • • •
50. “Psychotherapeutic Aspects of the Martial Arts” • • •
51. “Qigong and Tai Chi: Nervous System” • • •
52. Qigong for Health and the Martial Arts • • •
53. Qigong for Health and Vitality • • •
54. “Randomized, Controlled Trial of Tai Chi for the Prevention of Falls, A: The Central Sydney Tai Chi Trial” • •
55. “Research in Martial Sports” • •
56. SAS Self Defence • • • •
57. Scientific Coaching for Olympic Taekwondo • • •
58. “Tai Chi” • • •
59. “Tai Chi” • • •
60. “Tai Chi” • • •
61. “Tai Chi and Perceived Health Status in Older Adults Who Are Transitionally Frail: A Randomized Controlled Trial” • • •
62. “Tai Chi Chuan: A Slow Dance for Health” • • •
63. Tai Chi for Stress Control and Relaxation • • •
64. “Tai Chi improves physical function in sedentary older adults” • • •
65. “Tai Chi Versus Brisk Walking in Elderly Women” • • •
66. “Tai Chi, for Your Health” • • •
67. “Tai Chi: A Good Way for Elderly People to Return to Excercise” • • •
68. “Tai Chi: Physiological characteristics and beneficial affects on health” • • • •
69. “Taijiquan with Ron Perfetti” • • •
70. “Transformative Practices for Integrating Mind-Body-Spirit” • • •
71. “Turning Fidgets into Karate Kicks” • • •
72. University of California Martial Arts Monograph • • •
73. “Wakeful Hypometabolic Physiologic State, A” • •
74. Way of the Peaceful Warrior • • •
75. “When Food is Foe” • •
76. When the Body Becomes All Eyes • • •
77. “[Punch Drunk Syndrome due to Repeated Karate Kicks and Punches] (trans. from Japanese)” • • •