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The Assisted Study of the Game Rules Deviations Using the Dartfish Video Platform

Taekwondo has always aroused an enormous interest among all the categories of citizens, but particularly among the young people. In 2013, the World Taekwondo Federation has counted 205 member countries and over 6 million active practitioners, while the world population practicing taekwondo has been estimated at 55 million practitioners. This study is based on records and video analysis of matches, captured and processed with Dartfish TV - Video Software Solution analysis software and visualized through SilverLight_x64.exe program. So, we analyzed 599 matches, among which 331 represented men’s events and 268 women’s events performed, during the 2012 World Junior Championship held in Egypt. The video analysis points to the fact that the most frequent rules violations are touching the fighting area deliberately or after the execution of a technical action, holding the opponent, getting out of the fighting area voluntarily or involuntarily. A 5%, that we consider significant, is represented by matches lost by accumulation of penalties. In conclusion, we believe that video analysis is one of the most advanced technologies, that can be successfully used in the sport training, as it helps maximizing the training process.