Force Profile of Functional Leg Muscle Groups in Curve Sprinting - Preliminary Results

Johannes Funken; Marvin Zedler; Svea Lüdorff; Tobias Alt; Kai Heinrich; Wolfgang Potthast

Force Profile of Functional Leg Muscle Groups in Curve Sprinting - Preliminary Results

Johannes Funken, Marvin Zedler, Svea Lüdorff, Tobias Alt, Kai Heinrich, Wolfgang Potthast

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Abstract

Research on lower extremity joint and muscle kinetics in athletic curve sprinting is under-represented in the scientific literature. This is an issue due to its importance for training and rehabilitation protocols as well as for injury prevention. In this study, we analysed six male sprinters regarding their force profile of functional lower extremity muscle groups in curve sprinting. Three-dimensional motion capture (Vicon) and four force plates (Kistler) were used to capture kinematic and kinetic data. Inverse dynamic calculations (Anybody), including muscle forces, provide first insights into potential side differences of leg muscle group force profiles between the inside and the outside leg in submaximal curve sprinting (9.48 +- 0.26 m/s). However, a differentiated analysis of individual muscles is necessary in the future as grouping might overlay the side-specific effects in particular muscles.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	ISBS Conference Proceedings Archive : 41st International Society of Biomechanics in Sports Conference
Number of pages	4
Volume	41
Place of Publication	Milwaukee
Publisher	International Society of Biomechanics in Sports
Publication date	12.07.2023
Pages	1-4
Publication status	Published - 12.07.2023
Event	41st International Society of Biomechanics in Sports Conference - Milwaukee, USA/United States of America Duration: 12.07.2023 → 16.07.2023 Conference number: 41

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The mechanical loading of the spine in physical activities
Schäfer, R., Trompeter, K., Fett, D., Heinrich, K., Funken, J., Willwacher, S., Brüggemann, G-P. & Platen, P., 11.05.2023, In: European Spine Journal.
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Lower extremity joint moments in athletics curve sprinting
Viellehner, J., Heinrich, K., Funken, J., Alt, T. & Potthast, W., 07.2016, ISBS - Conference Proceedings Archive: 34th International Conference on Biomechanics in Sports. International Society of Biomechanics in Sports, p. 1113-1116 4 p.
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Contribution of the lower extremity joints to mechanical energy in athletics curve sprinting
Heinrich, K., Alt, T., Funken, J., Brüggemann, G-P. & Potthast, W., 2015, ISBS - Conference Proceedings Archive: 33 International Society of Biomechanics in Sports (2015). 3 p.
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Muskulo-skelettale Belastung im leichtathletischen Kurvensprint - Berücksichtigung seitenspezifischer Unterschiede zur Leistungsoptimierung und Verletzungsprävention
Funken, J.
01.03.22 → 29.02.24
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Funken, J., Zedler, M., Lüdorff, S., Alt, T., Heinrich, K., & Potthast, W. (2023). Force Profile of Functional Leg Muscle Groups in Curve Sprinting - Preliminary Results. In ISBS Conference Proceedings Archive: 41st International Society of Biomechanics in Sports Conference (Vol. 41, pp. 1-4). International Society of Biomechanics in Sports. https://commons.nmu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=2648&context=isbs

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