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單、雙腳高台著地反彈跳之動力學特性分析
KINETICAL ANALYSIS OF SINGLE-ANDDOUBLE-LEGGED DROP-JUMP TASKS
作者
王令儀
*
(國立東華大學體育與運動科學系)
廖韋任
(國立東華大學體育與運動科學系)
許年瑩
(國立東華大學體育與運動科學系)
林珈豪
(國立東華大學體育與運動科學系)
王令儀
*
國立東華大學體育與運動科學系
廖韋任
國立東華大學體育與運動科學系
許年瑩
國立東華大學體育與運動科學系
林珈豪
國立東華大學體育與運動科學系
中文摘要
目的:比較單、雙腳高台著地反彈跳動作中蹬伸期之動力學特性。方法:以12名大學體育系男性學生為研究對象,進行三種高台著地反彈垂直跳測試:10公分高台單腳(單腳DJ_10公分)、20公分高台雙腳(雙腳DJ_20公分)與40公分高台雙腳(雙腳DJ_40公分)。以一部高速攝影機與一塊三軸測力板擷取資料,並透過動力學逆過程計算淨關節肌肉力矩與功率。以重複量數單因子變異數分析(one-way ANOVA)檢驗三種動作間之各生物力學參數是否有差異,統計水準訂為α=.05。結果:本研究蹬伸期之結果顯示,在最大垂直地面反作用力方面,單腳DJ_10公分顯著的大於雙腳DJ_20公分與雙腳DJ_40公分。且單腳DJ_10公分之踝關節與膝關節最大力矩顯著的大於雙腳DJ_20公分與雙腳DJ_40公分。另外,單腳DJ_10公分之踝關節最大功率顯著大於雙腳DJ_40公分,單腳DJ_10公分之髖關節最大功率顯著小於雙腳DJ_20公分。結論:以單腳進行高台著地反彈跳動作時其動力學特性與雙腳不同,故本研究推論,以單腳或雙腳進行此增強式訓練時,其肌力與爆發力之訓練成效應會有所不同。
英文摘要
Purpose:This study aimed to examine the kinetics characteristic of single-and double-legged dropjump during push off phase.Methods:Twelve college physically activity men was asked toperform the single-legged drop jump from height of 10 cm (SDJ_10), and double-legged dropjumps from heights of 20-and 40-cm (DD_J20 and DDJ_40). A high speed camera and one forceplate were synchronized to collect the data. The inverse dynamics process was used to calculate thenetmuscle joint moment and power. One-way ANOVA was used to test for differences independent variables among three drop jump tasks. The significance level was set at α = 0.05.Results:The SDJ_10 had a significantly greater vertical ground reaction force and a larger peakankle extension moment and peak knee extension moment then the DDJ_20 and DDJ_40. TheSDJ_10 produced a significantly greater peak ankle concentric power and significantly smaller peakhip concentric power then the DDJ_20 and DDJ_40.Conclusion:There are significant differencesbetween the push off phase kinetics of the single-and double-legged drop jumps. We infer that theplyometric training on single-and double-legged drop jumps, muscle strength and explosivetraining efficiency shouldbe different.
中文關鍵字
地面反作用力; 動力學逆過程; 力矩; 功率
英文關鍵字
Ground Reaction Force; Inverse Dynamics; Moment; Power