The Effect of Archer’s Upper ExtremityMuscular EMG, Kinematics and BalancePerformance in Two Different Expanding skills

博士 === 國立體育大學 === 競技與教練科學研究所 === 107 === Purpose: The purpose of this study was to analyze the effect of archer’s upper extremity muscular EMG and aiming stability and balance performance in two different full draw expansion. Methodology: 20 National Taiwan Sport University male archers participated...

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Main Authors: CHEN, SZU-YUAN, 陳詩園
Other Authors: TANG, WEN-TZU
Format: Others
Language:zh-TW
Published: 2019
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/qe5sya
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spelling ndltd-TW-107NCPE04190292019-09-26T03:28:22Z http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/qe5sya The Effect of Archer’s Upper ExtremityMuscular EMG, Kinematics and BalancePerformance in Two Different Expanding skills 射箭選手兩種伸展過箭技術對上肢肌電、運動學 及平衡表現之影響 CHEN, SZU-YUAN 陳詩園 博士 國立體育大學 競技與教練科學研究所 107 Purpose: The purpose of this study was to analyze the effect of archer’s upper extremity muscular EMG and aiming stability and balance performance in two different full draw expansion. Methodology: 20 National Taiwan Sport University male archers participated in this study, Olympic round score 660±9 points. In twelve arrow trials captured by the motion analysis system, wireless surface electromyography was used collect archer’s sixteen upper muscle activity and force plate balance by applying center of pressure (COP) trajectory. Moreover, raw parameter is applied according drawing, holding and releasing period classification to (1) running mean %MVC. (2) COP Displacement. (3) arrow location. (4) upper body joint distance. All statistical testing was performed with Microsoft excel software. The significance level was set at p< .05. Results: (1) Mechanical style shooting’s release reaction time has better consistency. (2) Mechanical style shooting’s during drawing period muscle activity has better consistency with the condition flat. The active level of right lower trapezius of drawing period mechanical style shooting is better than rhythm style shooting but one second before clicker fall down the active level of left supraspinatus muscle, left erector spinae muscles, right biceps, right erector spinae muscle and right flexor muscle rhythm style shooting is better. (3) Mechanical style shooting of left latissimus dorsi muscle during drawing period, left supraspinatus muscle and left upper trapezius during one III second after clicker fall down period is better than rhythm style shooting. For rhythm style shooting during drawing period left lower trapezius is better. (4) Mechanical style shooting’s right shoulder and elbow joint distance in Z axis during drawing and anchor moment is bigger than rhythm style shooting. Rhythm style shooting Y axis is bigger. Mechanical style shooting’s right wrist to left wrist joint distance in X axis during clicker fall down moment is bigger than rhythm style shooting and rhythm style shooting after clicker fall down 0.5s moment is bigger. Conclusion: Two different full draw expansion at archery performance, release reaction time and center of pressure has no difference; Meanwhile, in active level of muscle and kinematics according to characteristic of skill has different results. TANG, WEN-TZU 湯文慈 2019 學位論文 ; thesis 84 zh-TW
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description 博士 === 國立體育大學 === 競技與教練科學研究所 === 107 === Purpose: The purpose of this study was to analyze the effect of archer’s upper extremity muscular EMG and aiming stability and balance performance in two different full draw expansion. Methodology: 20 National Taiwan Sport University male archers participated in this study, Olympic round score 660±9 points. In twelve arrow trials captured by the motion analysis system, wireless surface electromyography was used collect archer’s sixteen upper muscle activity and force plate balance by applying center of pressure (COP) trajectory. Moreover, raw parameter is applied according drawing, holding and releasing period classification to (1) running mean %MVC. (2) COP Displacement. (3) arrow location. (4) upper body joint distance. All statistical testing was performed with Microsoft excel software. The significance level was set at p< .05. Results: (1) Mechanical style shooting’s release reaction time has better consistency. (2) Mechanical style shooting’s during drawing period muscle activity has better consistency with the condition flat. The active level of right lower trapezius of drawing period mechanical style shooting is better than rhythm style shooting but one second before clicker fall down the active level of left supraspinatus muscle, left erector spinae muscles, right biceps, right erector spinae muscle and right flexor muscle rhythm style shooting is better. (3) Mechanical style shooting of left latissimus dorsi muscle during drawing period, left supraspinatus muscle and left upper trapezius during one III second after clicker fall down period is better than rhythm style shooting. For rhythm style shooting during drawing period left lower trapezius is better. (4) Mechanical style shooting’s right shoulder and elbow joint distance in Z axis during drawing and anchor moment is bigger than rhythm style shooting. Rhythm style shooting Y axis is bigger. Mechanical style shooting’s right wrist to left wrist joint distance in X axis during clicker fall down moment is bigger than rhythm style shooting and rhythm style shooting after clicker fall down 0.5s moment is bigger. Conclusion: Two different full draw expansion at archery performance, release reaction time and center of pressure has no difference; Meanwhile, in active level of muscle and kinematics according to characteristic of skill has different results.
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title_short The Effect of Archer’s Upper ExtremityMuscular EMG, Kinematics and BalancePerformance in Two Different Expanding skills
title_full The Effect of Archer’s Upper ExtremityMuscular EMG, Kinematics and BalancePerformance in Two Different Expanding skills
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