Effect of Resistance Training of Psoas Major in Combination With Regular Running Training on Performance in Long-Distance Runners
Effect of Resistance Training of Psoas Major in Combination With Regular Running Training on Performance in Long-Distance Runners
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腰大肌抗阻训练结合常规跑步训练对长跑运动员成绩的影响
DOI:
10.1123/ijspp.2020-0206
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发表时间:
2021
影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
and Daisuke Sato
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作者:
Ryo Yamanaka;Shinya Wakasawa;Koya Yamashiro;Naoki Kodama;and Daisuke Sato
Purpose:The study determined whether the increase in the cross-sectional area (CSA) of psoas major, which is known as a hip-flexion muscle, by resistance training combined with running training improves the performance of long-distance runners.Methods:Subjects were 8 well-trained male long-distance runners. The personal best time in a 5000-m race was 15:10.0 (0:20.5) (mean [SD]). Each subject performed resistance training twice per week with running training for 12 weeks. The authors used 3 resistance training regimens that would train the hip flexor muscles. Training intensity was a maximum of 10 repetitions. The training amount was 3 sets × 10 times during the first 4 weeks followed by 4 sets × 10 times during the last 8 weeks. The authors measured the CSA of psoas major using magnetic resonance imaging and the performance of long-distance runners using a constant velocity running test before (pre) and after (post) the training term.Results:The combination training significantly (P< .01,d= 0.34) increased the CSA of psoas major (pre: 16.2 [1.5] cm2, post: 16.7 [1.4] cm2) and significantly (P< .01,d= 1.41) improved the duration of the constant velocity running test (pre: 500 [108] s, post: 715 [186] s). Moreover, multiple regression analysis showed that the pre to post change in the duration of the constant velocity exercise was significantly correlated with the change in CSA of the psoas major.Conclusion:The authors suggest that resistance training of psoas major with running training is correlated with an improvement in the performance of long-distance runners.