Neuromuscular response to whole body vibration treatment during static and dynamic squat exercises (467 views)
2013 Federated Conference On Computer Science And Information Systems Fedcsis 2013 (ISSN: 9781-4673), 2012; N/D: 167-170.
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Keywords: Emg, Rectus Femoris, Whole Body Vibration, Electromyographic Signal, Muscular Activities, Neuromuscular Systems, Perceived Exertion, Root Mean Square Values, Standard Protocols, Static And Dynamic, Vibration Stimuli, Vibration Control,
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Dept. of Biomedical, Electronic and Telecommunication Engineering, University Federico II Naples, Italy
Institute of Biomedical Engineering, National Research Council, Rome, Italy
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2013 Federated Conference On Computer Science And Information Systems Fedcsis 2013 (ISSN: 9781-4673), 2012; N/D: 167-170.
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Paper type: Journal Article,
Impact factor: 0.318, 5-year impact factor: 0.316
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Keywords: Emg, Rectus Femoris, Whole Body Vibration, Electromyographic Signal, Muscular Activities, Neuromuscular Systems, Perceived Exertion, Root Mean Square Values, Standard Protocols, Static And Dynamic, Vibration Stimuli, Vibration Control,
Affiliations:
*** IBB - CNR ***
Dept. of Biomedical, Electronic and Telecommunication Engineering, University Federico II Naples, Italy
Institute of Biomedical Engineering, National Research Council, Rome, Italy
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Neuromuscular response to whole body vibration treatment during static and dynamic squat exercises
The impact of whole body vibrations (vibration stimulus mechanically transferred to the body) on muscular activity and neuromuscular response has been widely studied but without standard protocol and by using different kinds of exercises and parameters. In this study, we investigated how whole body vibration treatments affect electromyographic signal of rectus femoris during static and dynamic squat exercises. The aim was the identification of squat exercise characteristics useful to maximize neuromuscular activation and hence progress in training efficacy. Fourteen healthy volunteers performed both static and dynamic squat exercises without and with vibration treatments. Surface electromyographic signals of rectus femoris were recorded during the whole exercise and processed to reduce artifacts and to extract root mean square values. Paired t-test results demonstrated an increase of the root mean square values (p
The impact of whole body vibrations (vibration stimulus mechanically transferred to the body) on muscular activity and neuromuscular response has been widely studied but without standard protocol and by using different kinds of exercises and parameters. In this study, we investigated how whole body vibration treatments affect electromyographic signal of rectus femoris during static and dynamic squat exercises. The aim was the identification of squat exercise characteristics useful to maximize neuromuscular activation and hence progress in training efficacy. Fourteen healthy volunteers performed both static and dynamic squat exercises without and with vibration treatments. Surface electromyographic signals of rectus femoris were recorded during the whole exercise and processed to reduce artifacts and to extract root mean square values. Paired t-test results demonstrated an increase of the root mean square values (p
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Fratini A, Bifulco P, Romano M, Clemente F, Cesarelli M
* Simulation of surface EMG for the analysis of muscle activity during whole body vibratory stimulation (844 views)
Comput Meth Prog Bio (ISSN: 0169-2607), 2014 Jan; 113(1): 314-322.
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* Simulation of surface EMG for the analysis of muscle activity during whole body vibratory stimulation (844 views)
Comput Meth Prog Bio (ISSN: 0169-2607), 2014 Jan; 113(1): 314-322.
Impact Factor: 1.897
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Total impact factor: 1.897 (1.897 excluding Abstracts).
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Total impact factor: 1.897 (1.897 excluding Abstracts).
Total 5 year impact factor: 1.964 (1.964 excluding Abstracts).
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