Original paper
Higher use of techniques studied and performance in melee combat produce a higher psychophysiological stress response
Abstract
We aimed to analyse the effectiveness of an operative training in soldiers' psychophysiological and melee combat performance. Nineteen soldiers performed a 50‐hr training for 10 weeks. After training, they were divided into two groups: higher performance group (HPG) and lower performance group (LPG), then they conducted a realistic melee simulation where psychophysiological response, task performance, and the utilization of techniques learned...
Paper Details
Title
Higher use of techniques studied and performance in melee combat produce a higher psychophysiological stress response
Published Date
Jul 27, 2018
Journal
Volume
34
Issue
5
Pages
622 - 628
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