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研究生:王俊淋
研究生(外文):WANG,CHUN-LIN
論文名稱:不同蹲舉寬距對下肢肌電活化與地面反作用力之效益
論文名稱(外文):The Effect of Varying Stance Width on the Electromyographic Activity of the Lower Extremity and the Ground Reaction Force During Back Squat
指導教授:顏克典顏克典引用關係
指導教授(外文):YEN,KE-DIAN
口試委員:劉文禎、邱宏達
口試委員(外文):LIOU,WUN-JHEN、CHIU,HUNG-TA
口試日期:2017-07-25
學位類別:碩士
校院名稱:正修科技大學
系所名稱:休閒與運動管理所
學門:民生學門
學類:運動休閒及休閒管理學類
論文種類:學術論文
論文出版年:2017
畢業學年度:105
語文別:中文
論文頁數:65
中文關鍵詞:下肢肌群、站姿寬距、肌電圖、測力板、阻力訓練
外文關鍵詞:Lower limb muscles、Stance Width、EMG、Force plate、Resistance training
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背景資料:蹲舉動作主要訓練軀幹及下肢肌肉力量,常見之蹲舉訓練模式分為自由重量蹲舉及史密斯機蹲舉,一般健身與健力競賽亦常使用不同站姿寬距,透過肌電圖可了解蹲舉動作過程之相關肌群活化情況。研究目的:探討不同蹲舉與寬距模式對相關肌肉肌電活性與地面反作用力之影響。研究方法:12名受過蹲舉訓練之成年男性,(平均年齡22.8(3.8)歲、身高171.9(3.9)公分、體重71.4(6)公斤蹲舉最大肌力達1.5倍體重以上、訓練1年以上)。以30%、60%最大肌力負荷重量;100%、150%大轉子寬距為站姿寬距基準,運用肌電圖及測力板比較軀幹及下肢肌群在不同蹲舉動作形態下之肌肉活化狀態與足底垂直力量峰值的差異。結果:一、二腳寬距:自由重量蹲舉與史密斯機蹲舉寬站姿組臀大肌、內收肌、股二頭肌肌電活化狀態皆大於窄站姿組,窄站姿組其股外側肌、股內側肌、脛前肌大於寬站姿組。二、負荷型態:自由重量蹲舉無論寬距脛前肌肌電活性皆大於史密斯機蹲舉;股二頭肌肌電活化在不同型態蹲舉150%站姿寬距下皆大於100%站姿寬距。三、各研究分組在地面反作用力方面皆無顯著差異。結論:一、窄站姿下蹲,使用較多股四頭肌與脛前肌肌力;寬站姿下蹲,使用較多臀大肌與股二頭肌肌力。二、自由重量蹲舉下蹲穩定肌群肌電活化大於史密斯機蹲舉。四、不同運動型態及寬距下,不會影響地面反作用力表現。
RACKGROUND: The movement of back squat as a form of an exercise is primarily done to strengthen the torso and lower extremity muscles. Most common forms of the back squat training are either performed with free weights or with a Smith machine. In addition, the back squats are often performed in varies of stance width in both a common bodybuilding training routine and in a powerlifting competition. Using the electromyography (EMG), one may understand the activation levels of the relevant muscle groups during a back squat movement. OBJECTIVE: To investigate the effect of varying stance width on the electromyography activation of the relevant muscles and the ground reaction force during the different forms of the back squat exercises. METHODOLOGY:The study involves 12 male adults who were previously trained and capable of performing the back squat exercise. The average age of the group is 22.8(3.8) years old, while the average height and weight of the group are 171.9(3.9) cm and 71.4(6) kg respectively. All 12 members are capable of performing a one-repetition maximum (1RM) of back squat at 1.5 times of his own bodyweight. Further, all member has more than one year of weight training experience.The study utilizes the electromyography (EMG) and a force platform to measure the activation levels of the torso and the lower extremity muscles and the differences between the peak vertical force during the back squat movements performed at 30%, 60%, 100%, and 150% of the 1RM starting with the great trochanter distance as the standard back squat stance width.RESULTS: I .Stance Width: When back squatting with either free weights or with a Smith machine, the EMG activation levels of the gluteus maximus muscle, adductor muscle, and the biceps femoris muscle are higher with a wide stance compares to narrow stance width. The EMG activation levels of the vastus lateralis, vastus medialis, and the tibialis anterior muscle are higher in a narrow stance than a wide stance regardless of back squatting with either free weights or a Smith machine.II. Load and Stress: Regardless of the stance width, when performing the back squat with free weights, the tibialis anterior muscle has a higher EMG activation level than back squatting with the Smith machine. With either the free weights or the Smith machine, the biceps femoris muscle has a higher EMG activation level at the 150% of 1RM load compares to 100% of 1RM during the back squat with a wide stance.III. There are no significant differences between the ground reaction force recorded in all group of studies.CONCLUSION: I.More strength is required from the quadriceps and the tibialis anterior muscle when performing a narrow stance back squat. On the other hand, when performing a wide stance back squat, gluteus maximus and the biceps femoris muscle are required to produce the majority of the strength during the movement.II.When performing the back squat using free weights, the EMG activation level of the squat stabilizers, particularly the tibialis anterior muscle, is higher compare to back squatting using the Smith machine.III.Performing the back squat with either free weights or the Smith machine with any stance width has no significant effect to the ground reaction force produced during the movement.
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口試委員審定書
論文授權書 i
摘要 ii
Abstract iii
謝誌 v
目次 vi
表次 ix
圖次 x
第壹章 緒論 1
第一節 研究背景與動機 1
第二節 研究目的 3
第三節 研究問題 4
第四節 研究假設 4
第五節 研究範圍與限制 5
第六節 名詞操作性定義 5
第貳章 文獻探討 8
第一節 自由重量及史密斯之相關研究 8
第二節 蹲舉相關研究 10
第三節 測力板相關研究 14
第参章 研究方法 17
第一節 研究對象 17
第二節 研究架構圖 17
第三節 實驗時間與地點 19
第四節 儀器與設備 19
第五節 實驗方法 27
第六節 實驗流程與步驟 33
第七節 資料收集與處理 39
第肆章 結果與討論 41
第一節 自由重量蹲舉在不同站姿寬距及負荷對肌肉之分析 41
第二節 史密斯蹲舉在不同站姿寬距及重量對肌肉之分析 45
第三節 不同站姿及負荷重量之蹲舉動作對肌肉活化之影響 50
第四節自由重量蹲舉與史密斯蹲舉在不同站姿寬距及重量對垂直力量峰值之分析 54
第伍章 結論與建議 57
第一節 結論 57
第二節 建議 59
參考文獻 60
英文文獻 61

 

表次
表3- 1受試者基本資料(n=12) 17
表3- 2名稱規範 29
表3- 3最大自主收縮檢測方式 35
表3-4檢測分組表 37

表4- 1最大肌力自由重量蹲舉30%負荷重量不同站姿寬距比較 42
表4-2最大肌力自由重量蹲舉60%負荷重量不同站姿寬距比較 43
表4- 3最大肌力史密斯機蹲舉30%負荷重量不同站姿寬距比較 46
表4-4史密斯蹲舉60%負荷重量100%與150%站姿寬距 48
表4- 5自由重量蹲舉與史密斯蹲舉不同負重下分別比較站姿寬距之影響 51
表4-6自由重量蹲舉足底力量峰值 54
表4- 7史密斯蹲舉足底力量峰值 55

 
圖次

圖3-1 研究架構圖 18
圖3-2 Noraxon 肌電訊號發射器 20
圖3-3 Noraxon 肌電訊號接收器 21
圖3-4 肌電貼片 21
圖3-5 肌內效貼布 21
圖3-6 測力板 22
圖3-7 測力板訊號連接器 23
圖3-8 攝影鏡頭 23
圖3-9 槓鈴軌跡光點 24
圖3-10 儀器同步訊號光點 24
圖3-11 蹲舉架 25
圖3-12 史密斯架 25
圖3-13 訊號接收圖 27
圖3-14 預測1RM係數表 27
圖3-15 蹲舉站姿100%寬度示意圖 28
圖3-16 蹲舉站姿150%寬度示意圖 28
圖3-17 肌電貼黏位置 31
圖3-18 人體測量器 32
圖3-19 研究流程圖 38


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