理性和意志碰撞的体育动力论

在进一步研究体育的本质问题时发现：理性制约意志驱动体育动力来源发生着碰撞,理性不是唯一的,意志也不是唯一的,彼此之间超越一方达到极至,将产生一种失衡状态,客观地存在着控制与反控制的动力平衡点,这个过程被人类社会秩序完整地掌握和调控。表现在：体育意志试图超越理性的界碑,但总是被限制;理性试图超越意志的体育灵魂,也经受到有力的打击;当理性制约意志的体育动力时,也发生着因果关系的转换。     

不同形式肌肉收缩时肌电参数变化特征及机制

研究目的：探讨动力性与静力性肌肉收缩时EMG各参数的变化特征及疲劳时各指标的差异,比较不同项目运动员肌肉收缩特征对EMG参数的影响及与该项目的关系。研究方法：27名受试者分为两组,第一组为赛艇运动员（组一）,第二组为田径爆发性力量项目（跳跃、短跑）专选运动员（组二）。受试者以2／3Mvc做静力性持续等长收缩,动力性持续肌肉收缩则采用本人的MVC,同时记录EMG信号,分析IEMG、E／T值和MF。研究结果：持续静力性肌肉收缩时,随疲劳的发展赛艇运动员与田径运动员IEMG、E／T值均显著升高。但赛艇运动员从运动开始至80％时段一直保持平稳,此后迅速上升。静力性收缩时两组运动员随疲劳发展MF从高频向低频转移,但田径运动员频率下降速率要快于赛艇运动员。结论：赛艇运动训练促使大脑皮层动员运动单位工作更具有时间耐久性。快速、爆发式运动使疲劳时大脑皮层兴奋性下降更快,肌肉更易于疲劳。     

Sarcopenia的健康维护成本及应对策略

Sarcopenia已成为当今多数国家面临的主要公共健康问题之一。在重视生活质量、崇尚健康的现代社会,为了维护众多增龄性疾病人们花费了大量的医疗成本,随着我国乃至世界人口老龄化时代的到来,患Sarcopenia的老年人口将会急剧增加,降低其健康成本并制定应对策略成为迫在眉睫的社会问题。     

我国花样滑冰后备人才培养的途径

在对现阶段我国花样滑冰后备人才培养现状进行研究的基础上,分析花样滑冰后备人才培养的重要性,并对我国花样滑冰的运动员、教练员、科研人员后备人才的培养提出：加大宣传力度,改变观念;建立完善的业余训练体制;进一步发展“北冰南展”策略;建立有偿输送体制;体教结合,建立后备人才培养基地;建立完善的选拔、培养、考核机制;大力实施“送出去、引进来”等相关培养途径。     

脏腑运动训练在现代生活方式中的新发展

脏腑内的平滑肌可以通过自主运动诱导和激发反射运动,使其肌肉耐力、肌肉力量和柔韧度达到最佳的状态,并迅速有效促进人体的内分泌的增加,从而达到调节内脏功能,调整内分泌系统,缓解和治疗内分泌系统紊乱等亚健康状态。简便、便易的针对人体脏腑的运动方法,将为现代人树立一种全新的养生概念,并提供一种有效实用的健身、养生新方式。     

影响我国男子甲级排球队团队凝聚力水平的因素研究

以卡伦提出的凝聚力概念模式理论为依据,对参加2006年全国男子排球锦标赛的16支甲级运动队的运动员进行问卷调查,分析影响男子排球运动队凝聚力问题的各种因素,为教练员与俱乐部管理人员对球队管理及运动员心理整合与共溶性提出相应的理论参考。研究结果表明,影响我国男子甲级排球运动队凝聚力水平的主要因素依次为协调因子、团结因子、素质因子、个体因子、稳定性因子、巩固性因子。     

腰部竖脊肌疲劳运动过程中表面肌电信号线性和非线性指标的变化

通过等长背伸运动负荷诱发腰部竖脊肌疲劳并记录全程表面肌电（sEMG）信号,分别以快速傅立叶变换（FFT）计算平均功率频率MPF和非线性RQA方法计算确定性线段百分数（?T）。结果显示,MPF随着肌肉疲劳的发展而逐渐下降,而?T呈现反向变化趋势,提示肌肉疲劳时的sEMG信号规律性在增强。?T的变异系数CV比MPF的小,说明?T作为腰部肌肉功能状态的评价指标具有独特的优势。     

The dynamic control ratio at the equilibrium point (DCRe): introducing relative and absolute reliability scores

Analytical methods to assess thigh muscle balance need to provide reliable data to allow meaningful interpretation. However, reproducibility of the dynamic control ratio at the equilibrium point has not been evaluated yet. Therefore, the aim of this study was to compare relative and absolute reliability indices of its angle and moment values with conventional and functional hamstring–quadriceps ratios. Furthermore, effects of familiarisation and angular velocity on reproducibility were analysed. A number of 33 male volunteers participated in 3 identical test sessions. Peak moments (PMs) were determined unilaterally during maximum concentric and eccentric knee flexion (prone) and extension (supine position) at 0.53, 1.57 and 2.62 rad · s^–1. A repeated measure, ANOVA, confirmed systematic bias. Intra-class correlation coefficients and standard errors of measurement indicated relative and absolute reliability. Correlation coefficients were averaged over respective factors and tested for significant differences. All balance scores showed comparable low-to-moderate relative (<0.8–0.9) and good absolute reliability (<10%). Relative reproducibility of dynamic control equilibrium parameters augmented with increasing angular velocity, but not with familiarisation. At 2.62 rad · s^–1, high (moment: 0.906) to moderate (angle: 0.833) relative reliability scores with accordingly high absolute indices (4.9% and 6.4%) became apparent. Thus, the dynamic control equilibrium is an equivalent method for the reliable assessment of thigh muscle balance.     

Effects of different warm-up modalities on power output during the high pull

This study compared the effects of six warm-up modalities on peak power output (PPO) during the high-pull exercise. Nine resistance-trained males completed six trials using different warm-ups: high-pull specific (HPS), cycle, whole body vibration (WBV), cycle+HPS, WBV+HPS and a control. Intramuscular temperature (T_m) was increased by 2°C using WBV or cycling. PPO, T_m and electromyography (EMG) were recorded during each trial. Two high-pulls were performed prior to and 3 min after participants completed the warm-up. The greatest increase in PPO occurred with HPS (232.8 ± 89.7 W, P < 0.001); however, this was not different to combined warm-ups (cycle+HPS 158.6 ± 121.1 W; WBV+HPS 177.3 ± 93.3 W, P = 1.00). These modalities increased PPO to a greater extent than those that did not involve HPS (all P < 0.05). HPS took the shortest time to complete, compared to the other conditions (P < 0.05). EMG did not differ from pre to post warm-up or between modalities in any of the muscles investigated. No change in T_m occurred in warm-ups that did not include cycling or WBV. These results suggest that a movement-specific warm-up improves performance more than temperature-related warm-ups. Therefore, mechanisms other than increased muscle temperature and activation may be important for improving short-term PPO.     

Effects of oncoming target velocities on rapid force production and accuracy of force production intensity and timing

The present study aimed to clarify the effects of oncoming target velocities on the ability of rapid force production and accuracy and variability of simultaneous control of both force production intensity and timing. Twenty male participants (age: 21.0 ± 1.4 years) performed rapid gripping with a handgrip dynamometer to coincide with the arrival of an oncoming target by using a horizontal electronic trackway. The oncoming target velocities were 4, 8, and 12 m · s^?1, which were randomly produced. The grip force required was 30% of the maximal voluntary contraction. Although the peak force (Pf) and rate of force development (RFD) increased with increasing target velocity, the value of the RFD to Pf ratio was constant across the 3 target velocities. The accuracy of both force production intensity and timing decreased at higher target velocities. Moreover, the intrapersonal variability in temporal parameters was lower in the fast target velocity condition, but constant variability in 3 target velocities was observed in force intensity parameters. These results suggest that oncoming target velocity does not intrinsically affect the ability for rapid force production. However, the oncoming target velocity affects accuracy and variability of force production intensity and timing during rapid force production.