A Study on H-reflex Change and MVIC Change Depending upon Shouting Type

PURPOSE: The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of a supplementary Ki-hap technique and verbal encouragement on the activation of abdominal muscles during performance of crunch exercise in healthy subjects. METHODS: 93 subjects were randomly allocated to three group, crunch exercise group (CG), crunch exercise with Ki-hap group (CKG), and crunch exercise with Ki-hap and verbal encouragement group (CKVG), with 31 subjects in each group, respectively. The interventions were conducted over three trials in each group, and measurements were

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The effect of chest compression with voice on cardiopulmonary resuscitation

Jang¹

2013

The Korean Journal of Emergency Medical Services

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A Study on H-reflex Change and MVIC Change Depending upon Shouting Type

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Comparison between the Ki-hap technique and verbal encouragement on activation of abdominal muscles in healthy participants

Comparison between the Ki-hap technique and verbal encouragement on activation of abdominal muscles in healthy participants

Influence of the Supplementary Ki-hap Technique and Verbal Encouragement on Abdominal Muscle Activation during Crunch Exercise in Healthy Subjects: A Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial

The effect of chest compression with voice on cardiopulmonary resuscitation

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