نتایج جستجو برای: forward flexion

تعداد نتایج: 131903  

K GHahremani-Tabrizi M Sahebazamani M.R Amir-Sifaddini N Afhami

Background & Aims: Forward head posture deformity is a disorder in head weight balance condition leading to some alterations in cervical muscles, strength. This research aimed to determine the strength of deep and superficial cervical flexor muscles in female students with forward head posture compared to the normal group. Methods: From the total of 724 female students in Shahid Bahonar Univers...

Journal: :Journal of biomechanics 2004
Saryn R Goldberg Frank C Anderson Marcus G Pandy Scott L Delp

Adequate knee flexion velocity at toe-off is important for achieving normal swing-phase knee flexion during gait. Consequently, insufficient knee flexion velocity at toe-off can contribute to stiff-knee gait, a movement abnormality in which swing-phase knee flexion is diminished. This work aims to identify the muscles that contribute to knee flexion velocity during double support in normal gait...

2016
Satoshi Shimo Yuta Sakamoto Akinari Tokiyoshi Yasuhiro Yamamoto

[Purpose] The effect of early rehabilitation protocols after arthroscopic rotator cuff repair is currently unknown. We examined short-term effects of early rehabilitation on functional outcomes and activities of daily living after arthroscopic rotator cuff repair. [Subject and Methods] An 82-year-old male fell during a walk, resulting in a supraspinatus tear. Arthroscopic rotator cuff repair wa...

2016
Simon N. Pearson Patria A. Hume John Cronin David Slyfield Eling Douwe de Bruin

Grinding is a key physical element in America’s Cup sailing. This study aimed to describe kinematics and muscle activation patterns in relation to torque applied in forward and backward grinding. Ten male America’s Cup sailors (33.6 ̆ 5.7 years, 97.9 ̆ 13.4 kg, 186.6 ̆ 7.4 cm) completed forward and backward grinding on a customised grinding ergometer. In forward grinding peak torque (77 Nm) occ...

Journal: :Journal of biomechanics 2001
A Gupta

Electromyographic activity of the erector spinae was studied in 25 healthy, young individuals during forward bending and then coming back to erect posture. Sudden onset of electrical silence called the flexion-relaxation phenomenon was seen to occur in all at 57% of the maximum hip flexion and at 84% of the maximum vertebral flexion. Abrupt re-commencement of the activity was seen at almost sim...

Journal: :Journal of neurophysiology 1997
E C Field P S Stein

Hindlimb interlimb coordination was examined in turtles during symmetrical "same-form" behaviors in which both hindlimbs utilized the same movement strategy ("form") and during asymmetric "mixed-form" behaviors in which the form exhibited by one hindlimb differed from that of its contralateral partner. In spinal turtles, three forms of scratching were examined: rostral, pocket, and caudal. Bila...

2014
Kyung-Hun Yu Min-Hwa Suk Shin-Woo Kang Yun-A Shin

The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of combined linear and nonlinear periodic training on physical fitness and competition times in finswimmers. The linear resistance training model (6 days/week) and nonlinear underwater training (4 days/week) were applied to 12 finswimmers (age, 16.08± 1.44 yr; career, 3.78± 1.90 yr) for 12 weeks. Body composition measures included weight, ...

2012
Sophie L Woolston Timothy Beukelman David D Sherry

BACKGROUND Given the dearth of normal values, we conducted a cross-sectional study of North American racially diverse children to determine normal values of interincisor distance and lower spine flexion. METHODS Demographs of 307 children aged 5-17 seeking treatment emergency care were obtained along with interincisor distance measured by incisor tooth-to-tooth gap, lower spine flexion measur...

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