2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.dib.2017.07.027
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Kinematic and EMG data during underwater dolphin kick change while synchronizing with or without synchronization of kick frequency with the beat of a metronome

Abstract: We investigated the effects of synchronizing kick frequency with the beat of a metronome on kinematic and electromyographic (EMG) parameters during the underwater dolphin kick as a pilot study related to the research that entitled “Effect of increased kick frequency on propelling efficiency and muscular co-activation during underwater dolphin kick” (Yamakawa et al., 2017) [1]. Seven collegiate female swimmers participated in this experiment. The participants conducted two underwater dolphin kick trials: swimmi… Show more

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“…To ensure constant swimming speed throughout the trials, participants carried out a week-long training to learn to follow the metronome pace and keep the correct position in the drafting configurations. In the extant scholarly literature, van Houwelingen et al (2017) have evaluated arm-leg coordination in breaststroke technique, while Yamakawa et al (2017) have studied the underwater dolphin kick phase with or without synchronization of kick frequency with the beat of a metronome. However, to the knowledge of the authors, there is no research that uses the metronome to establish the rhythm in swimming.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To ensure constant swimming speed throughout the trials, participants carried out a week-long training to learn to follow the metronome pace and keep the correct position in the drafting configurations. In the extant scholarly literature, van Houwelingen et al (2017) have evaluated arm-leg coordination in breaststroke technique, while Yamakawa et al (2017) have studied the underwater dolphin kick phase with or without synchronization of kick frequency with the beat of a metronome. However, to the knowledge of the authors, there is no research that uses the metronome to establish the rhythm in swimming.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A duração total da propulsão de braços e pernas foi avaliada por um novo índice de propulsão de peito plano (IFBP). 5,12,19,20,23,27,36,38,42,53 acabaram por avaliar poucos indivíduos; isso se deve ao fato de que, no ambiente aquático, as pesquisas tornam-se difíceis de serem realizadas. 63 Quanto às produções, no decorrer e a utilização de centrais inerciais 11,18,28,38 que permitem a coleta de variáveis, por telemetria e instantaneamente.…”
Section: Cinemáticaunclassified
“…A técnica da eletromiografia também está cada vez mais comum nos estudos dos membros inferiores na natação. [20][21][22]38,42,46 Com relação aos temas, pode-se perceber que a maioria dos artigos avaliou as fases dos movimentos das pernas e dos braços na natação, como as flutuações de velocidade intracíclica e coordenação entre estes. 3,18,20,26,40,41,52,55,56,58 Ainda nas coordenações, alguns estudos fizeram comparações entre nadadores de elite e iniciantes.…”
Section: Cinemáticaunclassified
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“…Previous studies of UUS mainly investigated kinematic key parameters as kicking frequency and kick amplitude (Arellano et al, 2002 ; Connaboy et al, 2009 ; Cohen et al, 2012 ; Yamakawa et al, 2017 ) or the underlying hydrodynamics (Arellano et al, 2002 ; Connaboy et al, 2009 ; Von Loebbecke et al, 2009b ). The potential benefit of more flexible ankle joints on kicking efficiency and swimming velocity is often mentioned but rarely directly tested.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%