Impact of conjugated material modified intelligent taekwondo equipment on the physical fitness of college students
Abstract
The cultivation of physical fitness among college students plays an important role in their comprehensive development and healthy growth process. Traditional training methods and equipment lack flexibility, making it difficult to effectively improve the athletic ability and physical fitness of college students. In order to improve the physical health level of college students and improve the quality and level of their sports training, this article conducted in-depth research on intelligent Taekwondo equipment modified with conjugated materials and its impact on the physical fitness of college students. This article first analyzed the requirements for intelligent Taekwondo equipment, and then based on this, graphene was used as the main material to prepare it using electrochemical stripping method, and modified by doping nitrogen atoms. Finally, the modified graphene was used in the design of intelligent Taekwondo equipment. To verify the application effect of modified graphene intelligent Taekwondo equipment, this article conducted testing and analysis on it. The results showed that compared to conventional training methods, students who applied modified graphene intelligent Taekwondo equipment for auxiliary training improved their final test scores in flexibility, endurance, and muscle strength indicators by 0.96 points, 1.02 points, and 0.65 points, respectively. The conclusion indicated that the intelligent Taekwondo equipment modified with graphene conjugated materials had a positive impact on the improvement of physical fitness of college students, which helped to improve their physical health level.
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