Abstract
Kickboxing is the art of self-defense using the hands and feet in accordance with recognized international principles and rules. It is one of the movement activities characterized by a rapid change in offensive, defensive and counter-attack skills. In which play continues until the last second from the beginning of the playing time until the end of the three rounds. This requires the player to have an advanced level of kickboxing fitness.
Both Ali Fahmi Al-Beik and Imad Al-Din Abbas (2003 AD) state that the athlete cannot optimally perform the basic motor skills of the activity he is practicing unless he has the necessary physical capabilities required to execute the skill, and that using exercises that are similar in their motor structure to the movements performed during competition is considered a preparation. Direct to the player and one of the means of developing the player’s training condition is that repeatedly performing the skill in situations similar to match situations plays a major role in developing the physical capabilities of these skills.
Lance & Buttsm & Michelsm (2006) believe that tactical preparation is the compound in which all types of preparation are mixed to achieve the goal of training. It is the result of developing the individual’s physical and skill condition and applying them in interconnectedness and integration.
Jamal Muhammad Alaa Al-Din, Nahid Anwar Al-Sabbagh (2007) indicate that analysis is considered the logical means by which the phenomenon under investigation is dealt with as if it were divided into parts or basic elements. To give a quantitative estimate of competitive activity, it becomes necessary to conduct an objective recording of the events and facts of this match.
Ahmed Mahmoud Ibrahim (2002) states that the process of training in different tactical situations greatly helps the player acquire many temporal neural connections and helps in repeating tactical behavior in similar situations. The player comprehends a large number of previously trained tactical sentences that are not repeated in all their details within a period of time. Competition, but in a close or similar way, which requires quick thinking and action in light of previous acquired experiences. Also, good preparation of skills and good tactical thinking does not benefit from it to a great extent unless the player has a great degree of general and specific physical abilities. The more those abilities improve for the player, the more he will continue to execute. The tactical technique required until the end of the match without stress
