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Biomechanical Analysis of Ba-Ji-Quan pugilists during pounding and moving by pelvic limb
ABSTRACT The purpose of this paper is to obtain varies of distinctive parameters based on Kinematics, Kinetics, and Electromyogram between difference levels of Ba-Ji-Quan pugilists during pounding and moving by pelvic limb, so as to be a rule of improving the skill on training.Additionally, we choice two pugilists to be a comparison as research; one is called proficient pugilist with 35 years old, 165cm in high, 65kg in weight, and 24 years experience, and the other is called beginning pugilist with 21 years old, 175 in high, 65kg in wight, and 3 years experience. Method and step: With two high-speed camera (Mega speed 25k, 100Hz), two strength measuring board(AMTI,1000Hz) and one electromyography (Biovision) is used to synchronously record the steps of movement when Ba-Ji-Quan pugilist is pounding. The recorded films is processed by using Kwon3D which is a software for analyzing specific movement with steps of creating limb parameters, linear transforming and then filtering input signal to result kinematics parameters including 3D track of gravity, velocity of gravity movement, and the angular displacements of each joint of coax, knee, and ankle. The signals from the strength measuring boards are processed by using DASY Lab 6.0 which is an analyzing tool with steps of filtering and assembl calibrating input singal to result a reactive force signal from ground, and then processing standardization according to the weight of a pugilist. Each measured electromyo-signal of musculus glutaeusmaximus, musculus rectusfemoris, musculus Biceps femoris long head, musculus tibialisanterior, musculus gastrocnemius is input to DASYLab 6.0 and then processed by following steps of 10-500Hz band-pass filtering, half-wave rectifying, wave smoothing with 10Hz low pass filter, and integral operating, so as to result an integral value of electromyography (IEMG), respectively . Finally, it can be forced into standardization steps based on the maximum value between those IEMGs. The output signals of DASYLab 6.0 software are recorded and then statistics analyzed by SPSS 10.0.Result: First, the 3D track of gravity can be measured and displayed as wave valley, wave valley, and wave crest when pugilist is acting during preparation, grounding, and pounding, respectively. Second, when pugilist is acting during preparation, a measured curve corresponded to the change of knee joint of supporting foot is smoothly varied. When pugilist is acting during grounding, a measured curve corresponded to the angle between coxa joint and knee joint on step-into foot smoothly rises in the beginning, and then declines rapidly. When pugilist is acting during pounding, a measured curve corresponded to the angle between coax joint, knee joint, and ankle joint of step-into foot rises rapidly. Third, when pugilist is acting during grounding, a first reactive force wave verticaled to the ground and forced on step-into foot rapidly rises to the peak at the moment of grounding and then decreased rapidly. Similarly, when pugilist is acting during pounding, a second reactive force wave forced on supporting foot also has the same response with the first reactive force wave. Fourth, when pugilist is acting during preparing, each myoelectric amplitude form the articular muscle of supporting foot’s is higher than step-into foot’s obviously. When pugilist is acting either during grounding or pounding, each myoelectric amplitude form the articular muscle of step-into foot’s is than higher than supporting foot’s obviously. Conclusion:When a Ba-Ji-Quan pugilist is pounding, each joint movement of pelvic limb should act in concert with the movement (including forwarding to left or right, up or down, and front or back) of body gravity and activation of each articular muscle, so as to let the body keep in harmony with entire pounding movement and increase the strength of the pounding. Otherwise, when the pugilist is acting during preparation, the body gravity should be moved stably to supporting foot for storing elastic energy; in addition, when the supporting foot is moving according to the body gravity, the tremble of knee joint should be low down to minimum to help the body keeping stable and storing elastic energy. When the pugilist is acting during grounding, the body gravity should be rapidly lowed down and transferred to step-into foot for increasing reactive force to be stored from the ground to the body. When the pugilist is acting during pounding, the body gravity should be rapidly forwarded and both of supporting foot and step-into foot should powerfully forward a step accordingly, so as to result more kinetic energy. Generally, a beginning pugilist makes the mistakes easier than a proficient pugilist as following: First of all, body gravity can not be adapted to the movement between supporting foot and step-into foot, so as to affect body stability and the strength of stored elastic energy; Second, the strength of each articular muscle of pelvic limb is not afford to act in concert with pounding. Consequently, a beginning pugilist should focus on improving the movement of body gravity, the skill of lowing down the body, and the powerful of each articular muscle of pelvic limb during training, so as to increase the strength of pounding.
Keyword: two low-limb gravity ,limb sinking, strength exploading.
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