摘要：Background and Study Aim: The part of specialists think that the accumulated wide scientific knowledge of judo has not become the objectof profound scientific analysis. Growth of judo popularity in the world (mainly in sport dimension) inclinesscientists to constantly seek new, effective and scientifically grounded means and methods of sportsmen’straining for competition functioning. One of the main barriers to the promotion of a global scale modern scientificknowledge about the judo are published important works on natural languages difficult due to the spelling(in Japanese, Russian, etc.). The aim of this article are the preferences topics of doctoral and postdoctoraltheses on judo defended in Russian Federation universities in the period 2000-2016.Material and Methods: We analysed 67 dissertations (58 doctoral and 9 postdoctoral) of Russian scientists for period from 2000 to2016, which had been devoted to different topics of judo training and competition functioning. The systemicstructural analysis of dissertations based on sport sciences and sciences of martial arts experts opinion.Results: Out of 6 important topics dominates “T1” sportsmen’s tactic skilfulness, formation of high sport motivation,raising judo athletes’ general workability during trainings and competitions (32 dissertations) and “T2” sportsmen’smorphological functional and psycho-physiological characteristics, professional personality’s progressof judo athletes, increase of young people’s physical potential and defensive abilities (16 dissertations). (only3) The least work (after 3) concerns: “T5” the problems of educations of coaches’ and referees’ and “T6” adolescents’suitability for judo on the base of their morphological functional indicators and physical condition.Conclusions: Comparative analysis of Russian dissertations devoted to different aspects of sport judo will significantly enrichmodern sport science and can become a starting point for further scientific researches in the field of scienceof martial arts.
关键词：barriers for judo; comparative analysis; science of martial arts; structural analysis
