Identification and quantification of modular control during Roundhouse kick executed by elite Taekwondo players

Barnamehei, Hamidreza; Razaghi, Mohammad Ebrahim; Panahi, Shabnam; Modabberibejandi, Mahmoud; Lashgari, Masoud; Safaei, Mohammad; Rezaei, Ali Mohammad

doi:10.1109/icbme.2018.8703602

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“…During specific movements, two indices of muscle cooperative stability and cooperative space are introduced for the CNS, characterized by the best recruitment mechanism in the process of balance behavior proficiency (Alnajjar and Shimoda, 2017). Taking kicking as an example, elite players have a high similarity in the stability of muscle synergies (Barnamehei et al, 2018b). In a controlled experiment with overhead shots, individual muscle patterns ranged from moderate to highly similar between elite and non-elite groups (Barnamehei et al, 2018a).…”

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Functional Kinesiology in Health and Performance

2024

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“…Some basic movements can be practiced independently in this martial art, but they still need to be directed and understood theoretically. For example, through interactive games offering information and learning about taekwondo, users can practice basic techniques more engagingly [6]. Interactive games do not require the physical presence of the user [7], thereby increasing interactivity with the theoretical content of taekwondo in the game.…”

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Interaction Design on Basic Hand Movement Training Game in Taekwondo Using User-Centered Design

Ramdani,

Yuniarti,

Komarudin

2024

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This research will develop an interaction design for basic hand movement games in taekwondo with the hope that it can become an alternative physical exercise for hand stretching. UCD is one of the methods in interaction design that focuses on the user. By designing interactions in hand movement training games using the UCD method and present technology, it is hoped that this can be a stretch in the dense student activities. The results of the interaction design evaluation using UCD obtained an average of 90.24% for the 6th heuristic based on ten evaluation heuristics. Combining the UCD method at the design stage and utilizing present technology is an innovation in designing easy-to-use game-based interaction designs. The study results show that the UCD method for interaction design is suitable for use in the game design process.

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“…In addition to co-contraction indices, inter-and intra-subject similarity has previously been a hotspot in motor coordination [21][22][23] . Studies have shown that expertise did not cause significant differences in muscle synergy similarity in controlled experiments between elites and non-elites 24 .Although many studies support the similarity of synergistic components between different subjects under task conditions [25][26][27][28][29] , only a few studies have compared the relationship between intra-subject similarity and motion accuracy under different conditions 26 .In comprehensive studies, within-subject variability is not assessed in detail, and data are often averaged across trials to obtain average patterns without detailed analysis of individual manipulation s 13,30,31 .…”

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Muscle Synergies In Joystick Manipulate Task : Evaluation Of Inter-Group Variability

Cai

Yan

Zhu

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Background: Recently, The muscle synergy extractioned from surface electromyographic (sEMG) signals during exercise has become a common method for evaluating motor control strategies. Many studies have described the synergy of the upper extremity in various stretch and reach tasks, but few of them have analyzed the relationship between task performance together and muscle synergy. The aim of this study was to explore the activation and movement patterns of human muscles and provide theoretical support for sports science and scientific training methods .Method: Three control groups were selected: group A (professional pilot), group B (with Short flight experience) and group C (without flight experience) . All subjects perfomed the the isotonic task with the same load , the EMG and acceleration information of 10 muscles of the upper limbs were recorded. The muscle synergy effect was extracted, and the correlation between muscle synergy similarity and manipulation performance was studied.Results: Experiments and data show that:1.the structure of muscle synergy from expert group is not statistically different from that of the other two groups.2, the operation performance of the second expert group is significantly different from that of the other two groups. 3.The correlation between the muscle coordination and the operation performance of expert group is more obvious than that of the other two groups.Discussion: These findings suggest that long-term trainning can improve the performance of manipulation, although they will not alter the structure of muscle synergy, but will change the similarity of muscle synergy. The similarity of muscle synergy is negatively correlated with the error energy of operation.

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Identification and quantification of modular control during Roundhouse kick executed by elite Taekwondo players

Cited by 12 publications

References 9 publications

Functional Kinesiology in Health and Performance

Functional Kinesiology in Health and Performance

Interaction Design on Basic Hand Movement Training Game in Taekwondo Using User-Centered Design

Muscle Synergies In Joystick Manipulate Task : Evaluation Of Inter-Group Variability

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