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Poziom rozwijanego statycznego momentu siły a wysokość skoku CMJ studentów AWF we Wrocławiu

Struzik A., Pietraszewski B.

Aktualne Problemy Biomechaniki

2010

z. 4

179--184

W pracy poszukiwano związku między statycznym momentem siły prostowników i zginaczy stawu kolanowego (sumy prostowników i sumy zginaczy) a wysokością skoku CMJ. Rejestracji sił reakcji podłoża dokonano używając platformy dynamometrycznej firmy Kistler i oprogramowania BioWare. Badania przeprowadzono na grupie 30 studentów IV roku AWF we Wrocławiu w Pracowni Analiz Biomechanicznych. Badanymi były osoby uprawiające sport wyczynowo od minimum 5 lat. Badania miały na celu ocenę własności biomechanicznych (mierzonych w działaniach statycznych i dynamicznych) kończyn dolnych człowieka.

The purpose of the research was to determine the relationship between the static moment of force of knee joint flexors and extensors (sum of flexors and sum of extensors) and the height of CMJ jump. Dynamometric Kistler plate and BioWare software were applied to record the ground reaction force. 30 University School of Physical Education students participated in the study. The research was conducted in the Laboratory of Biomechanical Analysis in Wroclaw. Subjects have been performing professional sport no less than 5 years. The purpose of the research was to assess the biomechanical properties of the lower limbs (measured during static and dynamic exercises).

Objective measurements of muscle force in a group of after-stroke patients with hemiparesis

Pasternak-Miłądzka I., Miłądzki Z., Będziński R., Baran B.

Acta of Bioengineering and Biomechanics

2007

Vol. 9, nr 1

19-23

The aim of this study was to estimate the strength of spastic muscles using Biodex System 3 within a group of patients with hemiparesis in after-stroke population. Measurements of the moments of force in elbow flexors and extensors of both spastic and non-spastic limbs were conducted under isostatic conditions. We analysed the values obtained for both limbs in order to determine the spasticity level on an Ashworth scale (0–4). The subjects were 10 patients with hemiparesis and varying spasticity selected from an after-stroke population. The analysis showed that spastic muscles activated less force than non-spastic muscles of the same patient. Furthermore, in a spastic limb, higher values of force were noted in the flexors than in the extensors of the elbow. In a non-spastic limb, the values of force were higher in the extensors of the elbow joint than in flexors. It is worth adding that the dynamics of force exposure, defined by a gradient of force, was much lower in spastic muscles than in non-spastic ones. Objective estimation of muscle force can be done by measuring the moments of force in particular groups of muscles upon the isokinetic contraction appearing. The repeatability of measurements may enable the kind of kinesitherapy to be determined as well as the assessment of the effectiveness of exercises in regard to force increase and dynamics of spastic muscles.