Adaptations in physiology and propulsion techniques during the initial phase of learning manual wheelchair propulsion

Adaptations in physiology and propulsion techniques during the initial phase of learning manual wheelchair propulsion
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10.1097/01.phm.0000069941.77921.aa
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发表时间:
2003-07-01
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3
通讯作者:
van der Woude, LHV
van der Woude, LHV
中科院分区:
医学3区
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作者:
de Groot, S;Veeger, HEJ;van der Woude, LHV

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Objective: The purpose of this study was to analyze adaptations in gross mechanical efficiency and wheelchair propulsion technique in novice able-bodied subjects during the initial phase of learning hand-rim wheelchair propulsion.Design: Nine able-bodied subjects performed three 4-min practice blocks on a wheelchair ergometer. The external power output and velocity of all blocks was, respectively, 0.25 W/kg and 1.11 m/sec. Gross mechanical efficiency, force application, timing, and intercycle variability were measured.Results: No change in gross mechanical efficiency was found. However, a decrease in push frequency occurred, which was accompanied by an increase in work per cycle and a decrease in percentage push time. The increase in work per cycle was associated with a higher peak torque. No changes in intercycle variability were visible over time.Conclusions: The timing variables had already changed during the initial phase of learning manual wheelchair propulsion. However, for, other variables, such as force production, gross mechanical efficiency, and intercycle variability, a longer practice period might be necessary to induce a change. The effective force direction seemed to be optimized from the start of the learning process onward.