EFFECT OF DIFFERENT FREQUENCIES OF SKIPPING ROPE ON ELASTIC COMPONENTS OF MUSCLE AND TENDON IN HUMAN TRICEPS SURAE
EFFECT OF DIFFERENT FREQUENCIES OF SKIPPING ROPE ON ELASTIC COMPONENTS OF MUSCLE AND TENDON IN HUMAN TRICEPS SURAE
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不同跳绳频率对人体小腿三头肌肌腱弹性成分的影响
DOI:
10.7600/jspfsm1949.51.185
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发表时间:
2002
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通讯作者:
S. Onodera
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作者:
H. Yamaguchi;Kenta Yamamoto;Chihiro Edamatsu;Gou Hayata;Takeshi Miyakawa;S. Onodera
The purpose of this study was to clarify the effects of different frequencies of skipping rope on the elastic components of muscle and tendon in human triceps surae. Six male subjects performed ten rounds of skipping rope. Skipping tempos were with in a range of 100-170 skips per minute (SPM). The vertical ground reaction force and the surface EMG of triceps surae muscles were recorded during each skipping round. Elastic components of muscle and tendon were estimated by Residual Time (RT : lag time difference between the vanishing point of muscle discharge and disappearance of EMG, and the end of the ground reaction force wave) and RTintegrate (integration of ground reaction force while RT still appears). RT and RTintegrate at 100 SPM were the smallest values for all jump frequencies. On the other hand, integrated EMG (iEMG) at 100 SPM was the largest value for all jump frequencies. Although RT and RTintegrate progressively increased as SPM was increased, iEMG correspondingly decreased. Rate in utilization of elastic components of muscle and tendon assessed by RTintegrate at 170 SPM corresponds to 150% at 100 SPM. These results suggest that the rate in utilization of the elastic components of muscle and tendon while skipping rope, depend on jump frequency. (Jpn. J. Phys. Fitness Sports Med. 2002, 51: 185192) key word : skipping rope, jump frequency, EMG, elastic component