Adapting a fatigue model for shoulder flexion fatigue: Enhancing recovery rate during intermittent rest intervals.
Adapting a fatigue model for shoulder flexion fatigue: Enhancing recovery rate during intermittent rest intervals.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jbiomech.2020.109762
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发表时间:
2020-06-09
影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
Frey-Law LA
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作者:
Looft JM;Frey-Law LA
Although the rotator cuff muscles are susceptible to fatigue, shoulder fatigue studies reporting torque decline during intermittent tasks are relatively uncommon in the literature. A previous modification to the three-compartment controller (3CC) fatigue model incorporated a rest recovery multiplier (3CC-r model) to represent augmented blood flow to muscle during rest intervals. A rest recovery value of r=15 was optimal for ankle, knee, and elbow joint regions, whereas r=30 was better for hand/grip muscles. However, shoulder torque decline data was unavailable in the literature for comparison. Thus, the purpose of this study was to collect fatigue data for two different intermittent, isometric shoulder flexion fatiguing tasks and assess the 3CC-r model with r=15 or 30 compared to the original 3CC model. Twenty healthy participants (9M) completed two fatigue tasks: 50% maximum voluntary contraction (MVC) with 50% duty cycle (DC) and 70% MVC with 70% DC. MVCs were assessed at discrete time points (1,3, 5, 10, and 15 minutes) until endurance time (MET). Mean observed percent torque decline (%TD) for the two tasks were compared to three model estimates: 3CC-r (using r=15 and r=30) and 3CC. Using these data, we confirmed that the addition of a rest multiplier (r = 15 somewhat better than r=30) substantially improved predictions of shoulder fatigue using a previously validated analytical fatigue model (3CC). The relatively large reduction in model errors over the original model suggests the importance of representing augmented recovery during rest periods.
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