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±¹Á¦¹°¸®Ä¡·áÇÐȸÁö 2011 Volume.2 No. 1 p.201 ~ p.206
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Comparison of Grip and Pinch Strength between Dominant and Nondominant Hand according to Type of Handedness of Female College Students
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Kim Ji-Sung
Lee Sa-Gyeom Park Sung-Kyu Lee Sang-Min Kim Bo-Kyung Choi Jung-Hyun Kim Soon-Hee
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Abstract
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In using both hands, everyone dominantly use one hand and it is called left-handedness or right-handedness person. Measurements of grip and pinch strength provide objective indexes to represent functional integrity of the upper extremity. This study was conducted for thirty female college students(19 right-handedness and 11 lefthandedness). For assessment of the type of handedness, questionnaire was used; for grip strength, Jamar dynamometer was used; for pinch strength, Jamar pinch gauge was used. In right handedness, the grip and pinch strength of the dominant right hand was significantly higher than those of the non-dominant hand. In addition, regular exercises were shown to give influences on reduction of strength gaps between dominant and non-dominant hands. In both groups of left and right handedness, the grip and pinch strength of the dominant hand were significantly higher than those of the non-dominant hand, and regular exercises were shown to give influences on reduction of strength gaps between dominant and non-dominant hand.
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KEYWORD
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Type of Handedness, Dominant and Non-dominant Hand, Grip Strength, Pinch Strength
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