Muscle and joint force dependence of scaling and skill level of athletes in high-speed overhead task: Musculoskeletal simulation study

Barnamehei, Hamidreza; Ghomsheh, Farhad Tabatabai; Cherati, Afsaneh Safar; Pouladian, Majid

doi:10.1016/j.imu.2020.100415

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“…After the elimination of heart rate and artificial effects, EMG data were linearly enveloped and rectified by a low-pass filter with 4 Hz frequency fourth-order Butterworth [21]. The mean and standard deviation values were calculated from filtered muscle activity data for each muscle and each trial [22].…”

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Effect of Medial-Lateral, Inferior-Superior, and Rotational Positions of Palms on Muscle Recruitment during the Push-Up Exercise

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The goal of the present article is to compare neuromuscular activation patterns among medial-lateral, superior-inferior, and rotational positions of palms for 14 selective muscles during the push-up exercise. Muscle activity and kinematics information of fifteen males (68.35 ± 7.18 kg, 175 ± 3.40 cm, 24.50 ± 7.50 years) were recorded by Myon Electromyographic (EMG) system and Vicon motion capture, respectively. EMG activity in the anterior deltoid, middle deltoid, posterior deltoid, infraspinatus, upper pectoralis major, middle pectoralis major, lower pectoralis major, latissimus dorsi, triceps lateral, triceps medial, biceps brachii, upper trapezius, middle trapezius, and lower trapezius was measured. According to the results, the narrow position of palms increased the infraspinatus, upper pectoralis major, triceps brachii (lateral and medial head), middle trapezius, and lower trapezius muscles, while the wide position of palms enhanced the lower pectoralis major muscle. Superior positions of palms enhanced the upper trapezius, while the inferior positions of palms increased the anterior deltoid, posterior deltoid, infraspinatus, biceps brachii, middle trapezius, lower trapezius, and pectoralis major (lower, middle, and upper) muscles. Internal positions of the palms increased all pectoralis major muscles (lower, middle, and upper), while external positions (lower, middle, and upper) enhanced the middle deltoid, latissimus dorsi, biceps brachii, middle trapezius, and lower trapezius muscles. The information about muscle activation during various types of push-ups can potentially help athletes, coaches, personal trainers, and clinicians to apply modified push-up exercises to make new systematic and useful exercise plans.

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Effect of Medial-Lateral, Inferior-Superior, and Rotational Positions of Palms on Muscle Recruitment during the Push-Up Exercise

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“…The training of badminton specific tasks, such as on court footwork and other movements, may need to consider the gender-based aerobic and anaerobic capacities in male and female athletes (Y. Fu et al, 2021), fatigue effect on injury risks (Herbaut & Delannoy, 2020;Valldecabres, Richards, et al, 2020), athletic level (or performance) based (Barnamehei et al, 2020;Mei et al, 2017), and physiological load and biomechanical impact (Alder et al, 2019;Yu et al, 2021).…”

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“…Being the fastest racquet sport, badminton requires complex coordination of the muscular control and work (and power) output to facilitate the execution of movements (efficient footwork to move into a best location on court and handwork to hit/return the shuttle) (Barnamehei et al, 2020;Cronin et al, 2003;Lam et al, 2020;Lin et al, 2007). Specifically, this sport requires a high fitness level with comprehensive skills of motion speed and agility, endurance and stamina, strength and power, and delicate hand skills and racket touches for precision shuttlecock return (Fernandez-Fernandez et al, 2013).…”

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Development of Badminton-specific Footwork Training from Traditional Physical Exercise to Novel Intervention Approaches

Mohamad

2022

Physical Activity and Health

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Background: Badminton has been one of the most popularised sports and physical activities around the globe with documented healthy benefits. Training of badminton footwork could enable rapid movement velocity thus improving the athletic performance. This study was aimed to review the development of badminton footwork training and summarise the different exercise training approaches and resistance training. Methods: A systematic search of "badminton footwork" and "exercise training" was conducted in the research articles of both English and Chinese languages in order to review the development of badminton sport, footwork classification and definition, traditionally employed exercise training, and resistance training.

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“…The main methods for studying the motor mechanism of the hand are muscle electrical signals (EMG) and numerical models of the hand. Among them, studies on EMG focus on the activation and inhibition of hand muscles [ 9 – 12 ], while numerical models of the human hand can explain the behavior of hand muscles in motion from a mechanical perspective [ 13 – 15 ].…”

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Analysis on synergistic cocontraction of extrinsic finger flexors and extensors during flexion movements: A finite element digital human hand model

Zheng

Chen

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Fine hand movements require the synergistic contraction of intrinsic and extrinsic muscles to achieve them. In this paper, a Finite Element Digital Human Hand Model (FE-DHHM) containing solid tendons and ligaments and driven by the Muscle-Tendon Junction (MTJ) displacements of FDS, FDP and ED measured by ultrasound imaging was developed. The synergistic contraction of these muscles during the finger flexion movements was analyzed by simulating five sets of finger flexion movements. The results showed that the FDS and FDP contracted together to provide power during the flexion movements, while the ED acted as an antagonist. The peak stresses of the FDS, FDP and ED were all at the joints. In the flexion without resistance, the FDS provided the main driving force, and the FDS and FDP alternated in a "plateau" of muscle force. In the flexion with resistance, the muscle forces of FDS, FDP, and ED were all positively correlated with fingertip forces. The FDS still provided the main driving force, but the stress maxima occurred in the FDP at the DIP joint.

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Muscle and joint force dependence of scaling and skill level of athletes in high-speed overhead task: Musculoskeletal simulation study

Cited by 13 publications

References 89 publications

Effect of Medial-Lateral, Inferior-Superior, and Rotational Positions of Palms on Muscle Recruitment during the Push-Up Exercise

Effect of Medial-Lateral, Inferior-Superior, and Rotational Positions of Palms on Muscle Recruitment during the Push-Up Exercise

Development of Badminton-specific Footwork Training from Traditional Physical Exercise to Novel Intervention Approaches

Analysis on synergistic cocontraction of extrinsic finger flexors and extensors during flexion movements: A finite element digital human hand model

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