KINEMATIC AND KINETIC COMPARISONS OF ELITE AND WELL-TRAINED SPRINTERS DURING SPRINT START
KINEMATIC AND KINETIC COMPARISONS OF ELITE AND WELL-TRAINED SPRINTERS DURING SPRINT START
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DOI:
10.1519/jsc.0b013e3181ad3448
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发表时间:
2010-04-01
影响因子:
3.2
通讯作者:
Cheze, Laurence
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作者:
Slawinski, Jean;Bonnefoy, Alice;Cheze, Laurence
Slawinski, J, Bonnefoy, A, Leveque, JM, Ontanon, G, Riquet, A, Dumas, R, and Cheze, L. Kinematic and kinetic comparisons of elite and well-trained sprinters during sprint start. J Strength Cond Res 24(4): 896-905, 2010-The purpose of this study was to compare the main kinematic, kinetic, and dynamic parameters of elite and well-trained sprinters during the starting block phase and the 2 subsequent steps. Six elite sprinters (10.06-10.43 s/100 m) and 6 well-trained sprinters (11.01-11.80 s/100 m) equipped with 63 passive reflective markers performed 4 maximal 10 m sprint starts on an indoor track. An optoelectronic motion analysis system consisting of 12 digital cameras (250 Hz) was used to record 3D marker trajectories. At the times "on your marks," "set," "clearing the block," and "landing and toe-off of the first and second step," the horizontal position of the center of mass (CM), its velocity (XCM and VCM), and the horizontal position of the rear and front hand (X(Hand_rear) and X(Hand_front)) were calculated. During the pushing phase on the starting block and the 2 first steps, the rate of force development and the impulse (F(impulse)) were also calculated. The main results showed that at each time XCM and VCM were significantly greater in elite sprinters. Moreover, during the pushing phase on the block, the rate of force development and F(impulse) were significantly greater in elite sprinters (respectively, 15,505 +/- 5,397 N.s(-1) and 8,459 +/- 3,811 N.s(-1) for the rate of force development; 276.2 +/- 36.0 N.s and 215.4 +/- 28.5 N.s for F(impulse), p