KMID : 1129920140110020043
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Journal of Korean Society of Health Sciences 2014 Volume.11 No. 2 p.43 ~ p.53
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Effects of Non-Dominant Lower Extremity Muscle Training on the Balance Ability
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Kim Chi-Hyok
Bae Won-Sik Kim Sung-Hun Kim Chan-Woo Bae Geun-Hye Woo Bo-Gyeong Lee Ye-Ji Cha Mi-Seon
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Abstract
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Purpose : The purpose of this study was to perform, please refer to the change of the balance ability through the muscle strengthening of the non-dominant side of the lower extremities.
Method: Pre-targeted ultrasound was through the more than 10% of the thickness difference between healthy adults 20 people quadriceps femoris strength training in the four weeks after the non-dominant side of the balance through the balance master the ability to measure changed.
Result: 1) When compared to checks and balances in the stability limit movement in Reaction time, Endpoint excursions, Directional Control has improved the dynamic balance ability. 2) The weight shift of before / after was no change, but it change to the left / right weight shift in check of dynamic weight shift, there was a significant difference in on-axis Velocity Slow. 3) The dynamic balance ability based on sex, there was no significant difference in balance ability. In BMI, there was a statistically significant difference between overweight and normal weight.
Conclusion: It was found to improve the dynamic balance ability through the strengthening of the non-dominant quadriceps femoris exercises effects on the weight transfer dynamic before/after. Thus, the strengthening of the quadriceps femoris exercising non-dominant side and found to had a positive impacts partially balance ability.
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KEYWORD
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non-dominant lower extremity, muscle training, balance, ultrasonography
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