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KMID : 1023920160180040063
Journal of the Korean Academy of Kinesiology
2016 Volume.18 No. 4 p.63 ~ p.69
Effects of various bridge exercises using the sling on the core muscle activation
Kim Suk-Bum

Park Que-Tae
Abstract
PURPOSE: This study analyzed the impact on the 6 parts core muscle activity during bridge exercise in the ankle and knee.

METHODS:Ten healthy university students participated in two trials: (1) ankle bridge exercise(15¡Æ, 30¡Æ, 45¡Æ, 5 secind), and (2) knee bridge exercise(15¡Æ, 30¡Æ, 45¡Æ, 5 secind) in same energy expenditure condition.

RESULTS: First, During the 15¡Æ, 30¡Æ ankle bridge exercise, the muscles activity was higher in Biceps Femoris, Erector spine thoracic part, Erector Spine lumbar part (p<0.05). seconds, during the 15¡Æ, 30¡Æ, 45¡Æ knee bridge exercise, the muscles activity was higher in Rectus Femoris, Biceps Femoris, Rectus abdominis(p<0.05). thirds, Sling angle was a statistically significant difference in the core muscle training (p<0.05).

CONCLUSIONS: Core muscles activity was a difference according to bridge exercise in ankle and knee. therefore it is necessary to adjust the position and angle of the sling exercise for core muscle training.
KEYWORD
exercise intensity, fat oxidation, metabolism, oxygen uptake, excess post-exercise oxygen consumption
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