陕西省跆拳道队同级别不同水平运动员前横踢技术主要用力肌群sEMG分析
[Abstract]:Forward and cross kick technique is one of the techniques of cross kick, which can also be used in taekwondo competition. It is easy to score, not easy to be found before the attack, small amplitude, quick start-up time, is one of the scoring means in taekwondo competition. In the competition, athletes must master the skill of front and cross kick skillfully, in order to use it flexibly, grasp more favorable opportunities and win the match. By means of remote sensing electromyography (EMG), six taekwondo athletes were tested for the main force muscle groups in each stage of kickboxing technique. According to the measured data, the starting time, ending time, duration, RMS amplitude and contribution rate of the discharge sequence of the forced muscles in each technical stage were found out. It is more intuitive to see the muscle discharge of each athlete's front and cross kick, which provides a theoretical reference for the training of taekwondo front and cross kick technique. Based on the analysis of the measured data, the following conclusions are drawn: (1) step-by-step knee lifting stage: from the above data, it can be seen that the first discharge of Chen heirloom's tibial anterior muscle is 0.001s, and that of Wang Yin's posterior gastrocnemius muscle is 0.001s. The last discharge was Yang Wencheng's rectus femoris muscle 0.164s and Wang Zhipeng's rectus femoris muscle 0.199s. According to the average value and standard deviation of figure 3, the discharge of rectus femoris muscle of first-class athletes is earlier than that of second-class athletes. The duration of each athlete has a certain difference among the muscles. The root mean square amplitude (RMS) analysis of each muscle activity showed that the muscle activity was weak and the discharge level was weak at this stage. The discharge sequence of the muscles is more chaotic and irregular. (2) the rotation of the hip and the leg stage: in this stage is mainly in a short period of time, the faster the speed of straightening the leg, the faster the better, the rectus femoris, the medial femoral muscles are active muscle group at this stage. So it begins to discharge, then the contraction of the biceps femoris because when the knee extends to a certain extent, the muscle plays a role of pulling, fixing, and controlling. Athletes straighten their legs to form a rigid body, so the posterior part of the gastrocnemius muscle starts to discharge early, and when the hip rotates, there is also a brake point, the gluteus major muscle also starts to discharge. In this stage, the sequence of muscle discharge of the first-class athletes is reasonable and regular, and there is no waste and effort. The second-class athletes in this stage have the advantages of disorderly force, poor braking and poor impact effect. The end of the muscle discharge in the second class athletes was later, (3) from the data, we can conclude that due to the technical characteristics of each athlete and the difference in the starting time and ending time of each muscle, As a result, the duration of the rotation of the hip and elastic leg is slightly different. From Table 10, we can see that the order of muscle strength of first-class athletes is very regular, so it can be concluded that the main muscle group active muscles of athletes at this stage are rectus femoris and gastrocnemius. After the completion of the active muscle contraction, the biceps femoris contraction plays a very important role in the braking and energy transfer of the athletes' movements, and the tibialis anterior muscle also plays an important role in the ankles straightening at this stage. It also plays an important role in whether or not you can hit the target effectively. The discharge level of gluteus major muscle also affects the braking of hip joint. (4) in the stage of falling to the ground, the starting discharge time of 6 athletes is relatively stable, and the discharge time of 6 athletes is relatively stable at the end of the stage. There is little difference in fluctuation. In addition, according to the duration of each muscle discharge of 6 athletes, the duration of each athlete's muscle has its own length. From the mean root mean square value of each muscle, some muscle discharge activity was weak.
【学位授予单位】:西安体育学院
【学位级别】:硕士
【学位授予年份】:2017
【分类号】:G886.9
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