Adaptation of muscle coordination to altered task mechanics during steady-state cycling

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Deutscher übersetzter Titel:Anpassung der Muskelkoordination an geaenderte mechanische Bedingungen beim Pedalarbeit im Steady-state
Autor:Neptune, R.R.; Herzog, W.
Erschienen in:Journal of biomechanics
Veröffentlicht:33 (2000), 2, S. 165-172, Lit.
Format: Literatur (SPOLIT)
Publikationstyp: Zeitschriftenartikel
Medienart: Gedruckte Ressource Elektronische Ressource (online)
Sprache:Englisch
ISSN:0021-9290, 1873-2380
DOI:10.1016/S0021-9290(99)00149-9
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title Adaptation of muscle coordination to altered task mechanics during steady-state cycling
spellingShingle Adaptation of muscle coordination to altered task mechanics during steady-state cycling
Analyse, biomechanische
Bewegungskontrolle
Bewegungslehre
Biomechanik
Elektromyographie
Kettenblatt
Kinematik
Kinetik
Muskelaktivität
Muskelkoordination
Pedalarbeit
Präferenz
Selbstbestimmung
Skelettmuskulatur
Tretfrequenz
title_sort adaptation of muscle coordination to altered task mechanics during steadystate cycling
title_short Adaptation of muscle coordination to altered task mechanics during steady-state cycling
title_alt Anpassung der Muskelkoordination an geaenderte mechanische Bedingungen beim Pedalarbeit im Steady-state
title_alt_lang deu
media_type Gedruckte Ressource
Elektronische Ressource (online)
city New York (N.Y.)
abstract The objective of this work was to increase our understanding of how motor patterns are produced during movement tasks by quantifying adaptations in muscle coordination in response to altered task mechanics. We used pedaling as our movement paradigm because it is a constrained cyclical movement that allows for a controlled investigation of test conditions such as movement speed and effort. Altered task mechanics were introduced using an elliptical chainring. The kinematics of the crank were changed from a relatively constant angular velocity using a circular chainring to a widely varying angular velocity using an elliptical chainring. Kinetic, kinematic and muscle activity data were collected from eight competitive cyclists using three different chainrings - one circular and two different orientations of an elliptical chainring. We tested the hypotheses that muscle coordination patterns (EMG timing and magnitude), specifically the regions of active muscle force production, would shift towards regions in the crank cycle in which the crank angular velocity, and hence muscle contraction speeds, were favorable to produce muscle power as defined by the skeletal muscle power-velocity relationship. The results showed that our hypothesis with regards to timing was not supported. Although there were statistically significant shifts in muscle timing, the shifts were minor in absolute terms and appeared to be the result of the muscles accounting for the activation dynamics associated with muscle force development (i.e. the delay in muscle force rise and decay). But, significant changes in the magnitude of muscle EMG during regions of slow crank angular velocity for the tibialis anterior and rectus femoris were observed. Thus, the nervous system used adaptations to the muscle EMG magnitude, rather than the timing, to adapt to the altered task mechanics. The results also suggested that cyclists might work on the descending limb of the power-velocity relationship when pedaling at 90 rpm and sub-maximal power output. This finding might have important implications for preferred pedaling rate selection. Verf.-Referat
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Herzog, W.
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doi 10.1016/S0021-9290(99)00149-9
spelling 10.1016/S0021-9290(99)00149-9
0021-9290
1873-2380
JBMCB
218076-5
Analyse, biomechanische
Bewegungskontrolle
Bewegungslehre
Biomechanik
Elektromyographie
Kettenblatt
Kinematik
Kinetik
Muskelaktivität
Muskelkoordination
Pedalarbeit
Präferenz
Selbstbestimmung
Skelettmuskulatur
Tretfrequenz
biomechanical analysis
biomechanics
cadence
chainring
electromyography
kinematics
kinetics
motor control
movement theory
muscle activity
muscle coordination
pedal work
preference
self-determination
skeletal muscles

Koordination
Amplitude
Elektromyogramm
EMG
Biokinetik
Muskelaktion
Analyse, methodische
Aufzeichnung, biomechanische
Untersuchung, biomechanische
Tretgeschwindigkeit
Bewegungsforschung
Bewegungstheorie
Muskulatur
Skelettmuskel
Muskel
Bewegung, physikalische
Merkmal, biomechanisches
Biokinematik
Prinzip, biomechanisches
movement control
movement science
Adaptation of muscle coordination to altered task mechanics during steady-state cycling
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topic Analyse, biomechanische
Bewegungskontrolle
Bewegungslehre
Biomechanik
Elektromyographie
Kettenblatt
Kinematik
Kinetik
Muskelaktivität
Muskelkoordination
Pedalarbeit
Präferenz
Selbstbestimmung
Skelettmuskulatur
Tretfrequenz
topic_facet Analyse, biomechanische
Bewegungskontrolle
Bewegungslehre
Biomechanik
Elektromyographie
Kettenblatt
Kinematik
Kinetik
Muskelaktivität
Muskelkoordination
Pedalarbeit
Präferenz
Selbstbestimmung
Skelettmuskulatur
Tretfrequenz
topic_en biomechanical analysis
biomechanics
cadence
chainring
electromyography
kinematics
kinetics
motor control
movement theory
muscle activity
muscle coordination
pedal work
preference
self-determination
skeletal muscles
topic_en_facet biomechanical analysis
biomechanics
cadence
chainring
electromyography
kinematics
kinetics
motor control
movement theory
muscle activity
muscle coordination
pedal work
preference
self-determination
skeletal muscles
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Koordination
Amplitude
Elektromyogramm
EMG
Biokinetik
Muskelaktion
Analyse, methodische
Aufzeichnung, biomechanische
Untersuchung, biomechanische
Tretgeschwindigkeit
Bewegungsforschung
Bewegungstheorie
Muskulatur
Skelettmuskel
Muskel
Bewegung, physikalische
Merkmal, biomechanisches
Biokinematik
Prinzip, biomechanisches
synonym_en movement control
movement science
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