http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=boxing+performance+analysis

You must develop a flow chart of determinant techniques in boxing. Than you register in a spreadsheet how many times each important technique was executed in a chosen interval of time. I believe that each time you perform the analysis, you will find issues to be improved. I call this phase as beta analysis.

First of all, many Thanks Matheus Hausen for your answer.

I believe that techniques are valuable in executing tactics. Researchers should differentiate between Technical skill and tactical skills. All of the researchers couldn't make clear about this certainty. That's why I am struggling so much and trying to find a solution that would help to evaluate tactical skills Or tactics SUBJECTIVELY.

I will try to find something helpful in the NCBI URL you sent.

I think the first step would be to define tactics. Not easy to do. The Rope-a-Dope wasn't well recognised so it was successful.

There are so many tactics available to the athlete, overpowering, countering, drawing out a particular weakness in the opponent, outmanoeuvring them, tiring them out, feinting, pretending slowness or tiredness, setting rhythm, using one's own favourite techniques or strengths...

You may wish to look a the Physical education assessment tool GPAI (Game performance assessment index) that allows for assessment of decision making during performance. A simplistic tool that often comes in handy for coaches and pilot evaluations.

Lots of work going on in relation to tactical analysis in judo. See our project: https://www.researchgate.net/project/Technical-and-tactical-analysis-of-lightweight-womens-judo

Dear Said,

I think i found your work, and i would like to say you: congrats, anyway if i can help you for furthers considerations. Please find attached related bibliography below:

Tornello, F., Capranica, L., Minganti, C., Chiodo, S., Condello, G., & Tessitore, A.(2014). Technical-tactical analysis of youth Olympic Taekwondo combat. The Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research, 28(4), 1151-1157.

Andreato, L. V., Franchini, E., De Moraes, S. M., Pastório, J. J., Da Silva, D. F., Esteves, J. V., & Branco, B. H. (2013). Physiological and technical-tactical analysis in Brazilian jiu-jitsu competition. Asian journal of sports medicine, 4(2), 137.

Tabben, M., Coquart, J., Chaabène, H., Franchini, E., Ghoul, N., & Tourny, C. (2015). Time-motion, tactical and technical analysis in top-level karatekas according to gender, match outcome and weight categories. Journal of sports sciences, 33(8), 841-849.

Kapo, S., Kajmovic, H., Cutuk, H., & Beriša, S. (2008). The Level of use of Technical and Tactical Elements In Boxing Based on the Analysis of the 15th B&H Individual Boxing Championship. Homo Sporticus, 10(2).

Best regards