2023
DOI: 10.1007/s11044-023-09887-8
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Kinematics, dynamics, and muscle-synergy analysis of single-leg Yoga postures

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“…These coordinates offer insights into the spatial positioning of key body parts during the execution of each pose. For instance, in the Downward Dog pose, the shoulders are estimated to be located at coordinates (10,20), indicating a higher elevation compared to the hips, which are at coordinates (15,10). Similarly, in the Tree Pose, the hips are estimated to be at coordinates (8,5), with the knees slightly forward at coordinates (10, 2), and the ankles grounded at coordinates (12, 0).…”
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“…These coordinates offer insights into the spatial positioning of key body parts during the execution of each pose. For instance, in the Downward Dog pose, the shoulders are estimated to be located at coordinates (10,20), indicating a higher elevation compared to the hips, which are at coordinates (15,10). Similarly, in the Tree Pose, the hips are estimated to be at coordinates (8,5), with the knees slightly forward at coordinates (10, 2), and the ankles grounded at coordinates (12, 0).…”
Section: Simulation Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Each body segment is associated with joint angles, segment lengths, and estimated coordinates (x, y) of feature points. For example, in the Upper Arm segment, a joint angle of 90 degrees is observed with a segment length of 30 cm, resulting in an estimated coordinate of (15,20) for the feature point. Similarly, in the Forearm segment, a joint angle of 135 degrees and a segment length of 25 cm lead to an estimated coordinate of (20,10) for the feature point.…”
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“…The muscle synergies were derived from the EMG signals recorded during the execution of standing yoga poses. [ 86 ] The study shows that individuals who practice yoga employ a reduced number of muscle synergies, which exhibits a positive correlation with their center of pressure trajectory. This finding indicates a decrease in control complexity among yoga practitioners.…”
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confidence: 99%