투기종목 선수들의 신체 부위별 골밀도와 등속성 근력 및 무산소파워와의 관련성
The Correlation of BMD, Isokinetic Muslce Strength and anaerobic power on Body Parts in Combat Sports Athlete
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The purpose of this study is to investigate a Correlation of BMD, Isokinetic Muslce Strength and anaerobic power on Body Parts in Combat Sports Athlete. Subject participated ninety-six male who was divided six groups(taekwondo 16, kumdo 16, wrestling 16, boxing 16, ssireum 16, judo 16). Data analysis used one-way ANOVA(LSD) and pearson's correlation. There were statistically significant difference on all body parts as kind of combat event(Lumbar, Femoral, arm, leg p<.001). As the results of the study. Kumdo athletes were lower BMD than other combat events and there were statistically significant difference among events(p<.001). Also, Numerical value of upper limb bone mineral density was shown lower BMD at taekwondo, kumdo, boxing, and there were statistically significant difference between all of group except kumdo & taekwondo, boxing, ssireum & judo(p<.001). The last, judo and ssireum were higher BMD than other combat events, and there were statistically significant difference in judo & ssireum, wrestling & boxing. Results of Relationship showed that both extensor and flexsor were statistically positive correlation at all BMD except arm(r=.498∼.688, p<05). These results of meaning that long period combat sport directly effect to BMD, and low BMD(arm). It could have known high contraction rate of extensor during exercise. In case of lower body, there was high BMD when athlete get added workload like weight of opponent in both extensor and flexor contraction. Therefore, combat sports athletes need to repeated contraction of extensor and flexor using various workload to improve a BMD, muscle strength and calf girth.
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The purpose of this study is to investigate a Correlation of BMD, Isokinetic Muslce Strength and anaerobic power on Body Parts in Combat Sports Athlete. Subject participated ninety-six male who was divided six groups(taekwondo 16, kumdo 16, wrestling 16, boxing 16, ssireum 16, judo 16). Data analysis used one-way ANOVA(LSD) and pearson's correlation. There were statistically significant difference on all body parts as kind of combat event(Lumbar, Femoral, arm, leg p<.001). As the results of the study. Kumdo athletes were lower BMD than other combat events and there were statistically significant difference among events(p<.001). Also, Numerical value of upper limb bone mineral density was shown lower BMD at taekwondo, kumdo, boxing, and there were statistically significant difference between all of group except kumdo & taekwondo, boxing, ssireum & judo(p<.001). The last, judo and ssireum were higher BMD than other combat events, and there were statistically significant difference in judo & ssireum, wrestling & boxing. Results of Relationship showed that both extensor and flexsor were statistically positive correlation at all BMD except arm(r=.498∼.688, p<05). These results of meaning that long period combat sport directly effect to BMD, and low BMD(arm). It could have known high contraction rate of extensor during exercise. In case of lower body, there was high BMD when athlete get added workload like weight of opponent in both extensor and flexor contraction. Therefore, combat sports athletes need to repeated contraction of extensor and flexor using various workload to improve a BMD, muscle strength and calf girth.
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