EJC: European Judo Championship
It was conducted to determine whether there is a relationship between the covid time (before and after) and competition scores of junior judo athletes group; According to the results of the two-way chi-square test for two variables, there is a statistically significant association between the covid time (before and after) and the competition scores, only in the male category. The correlation strength calculated with the Contingency Coefficient was found to be 0.132; It has been determined that there is a low but positive relationship between covid time (before and after) and competition scores.
It was carried out to determine whether there is a relationship between the covid time (before and after) and the competition scores of the judo athletes in the U23 category; According to the results of the two-way chi-square test for two variables, there is a statistically significant relationship between the covid time (before and after) and the competition scores, as in the junior group, only in the male category. The correlation strength calculated with the Contingency Coefficient was found to be 0.132; It has been determined that there is a low level of positive relationship between covid time (before and after) and competition scores.
The comparisons of the match-related scores of the Junior judo athletes category, taking into account the weight variable, are shown in Table 3.
When calculating the averages of match points, a statistical scoring range was determined. To determine which category the average belongs to, the category range was divided by the number of categories (2/3 = 0.66). The averages were categorized as Ippon: 1-1.66; Wazari: 1.67-2.33; Shido: 2.34-3.
Table 3. Match Related Score Statistics of Junior and U23 Athletes by Weight