Comparison of plantar loads during treadmill and overground running

Hong, Youlian; Wang, Lin; Li, Jing Xian; Zhou, Jiangyuan

doi:10.1016/j.jsams.2012.01.004

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“…The order of running surfaces was randomly assigned to each participant. The same protocol was used in our previous study [9].…”

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“…In the kinematic analysis of a study, no significant difference was found in vertical ground reaction force between treadmill and overground running at a constant running speed [7]. In addition, several studies observed an in-shod plantar pressure during treadmill and overground running [8,9]. These studies found that compared with overground running, treadmill running has a lower magnitude of maximum plantar pressure at the plantar area.…”

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“…These studies found that compared with overground running, treadmill running has a lower magnitude of maximum plantar pressure at the plantar area. Kinematic changes in the ankle joint complex during treadmill running attribute the difference in the plantar pressure [8,9]. Furthermore, the manifestation of biomechanics changes in treadmill running in the changes in neuromuscular activation is still under debate [6,8].…”

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Muscular Activity of Lower Extremity Muscles Running on Treadmill Compared with Different Overground Surfaces

Wang¹,

Hong²,

Li³

2014

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The objective of this study is to compare the muscular activity of lower extremity muscles while running on treadmill and on overground surfaces. A total of 13 experienced heel-to-toe runners participated in the study. Electromyographic (EMG) data of four lower extremity muscles, including rectus femoris, tibialis anterior, biceps femoris, and gastrocnemius, were collected using the Noraxon EMG system while running on a treadmill and on overground surfaces at a running speed of 3.8 m/s. The obtained data were then analyzed. In this study, throughout the stance phase, the EMG values in the rectus femoris (P<0.01) and the biceps femoris (P<0.05) were higher while running on overground surfaces than those on a treadmill. The EMG values in the rectus femoris (P<0.05) and the biceps femoris (P<0.05) were also higher on concrete than those on grass in the stance phase. Results showed that the muscle activity was significantly different in treadmill running than in overground running. The difference in muscle activity while running on different overground surfaces was also found in this study. Kinematic adjustment of the lower extremity may explain the EMG difference while running on different surfaces.

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“…The order of running surfaces was randomly assigned to each participant. The same protocol was used in our previous study [9].…”

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confidence: 99%

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Muscular Activity of Lower Extremity Muscles Running on Treadmill Compared with Different Overground Surfaces

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Hong²,

Li³

2014

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“…Nevertheless, it is important to recognize that prolonged running can increases stress on joints and other soft tissues, especially in the lower body 7 . Prolonged running increases loads on the lower body, especially at knee, ankle and foot 2,8,9 . Considering the foot, cumulative loads experienced by long distance runners may alter plantar pressure.…”

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Influência da distância de corrida na pressão plantar

Rocha

Machado

Kunzler

et al. 2014

Rev. Bras. Cineantropom. Desempenho Hum.

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-Running is a popular sport performed at different places and involving different distances and modalities. Long distance running promotes cumulative loading on joints and soft tissues that could determine important biomechanical alterations. A tool for assessing such loads is the measurement of plantar pressure. Here we compared static plantar pressure before and after 10 km and 21 km running competitions. Twenty trained runners participated in this study. They were assigned to 10 km (n=10) or 21 km (n=10) group according to their competition distance. Static plantar pressure was assessed in the day before competition and quickly after competition finished. Mean plantar pressure was compared between pre and post competition, between groups, legs and foot regions. Static plantar pressure did not differ between feet in either groups. In 10 km runners, higher plantar pressure post competition was observed in the forefoot, while any changes were observed in the 21 km group. Differences in plantar pressure between foot regions were similar between groups. In summary, static assessment of plantar pressure seemed more sensitive to changes in plantar pressure after a 10 km running, but not after 21 km. After 10 km running, forefoot experiences higher plantar pressure. Key words: Foot; Injury; Kinetics; Running; Plantar sensitivity. Resumo -A corrida é um esporte popular praticado em vários locais e em diversas modalidades e distâncias. Corridas de longa distância promovem cargas cumulativas e repetidas

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“…It is widely used for diagnosis of foot health problems [29][30][31]. Considering the high prevalence of the mentioned three kinds of foot deformities the human foot has two functions: weight-bearing and propulsion [13,20,[32][33][34]. The areas under the five metatarsal heads, hallux and calcaneus, are mainly load-bearing locations [35][36][37][38][39].…”

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A Medical Device, called RUGRAN, Improves the Correction and Stabilization of Posture

Russo¹,

Messina²,

Moscatelli³

et al. 2017

Biol Med (Aligarh)

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Posture is human fundamental ability that deals with the scientific and clinical study of body position in space, in order of maintaining balance in both static and dynamic conditions, in relation to the psychic functions, biochemical and somatosensory individual for the maintenance or achievement of health status. The aim of the present study was to examine if a medical device (plantar), called RUGRAN, can improve muscle rehabilitation in pain syndromes muscle-tendon for the correction and stabilization postural. The static pedobarographic evaluation revealed significantly higher values in terms of forefoot peak pressure, total plantar force and total contact area in subject without RUGARN plantar, compared to subjects with RUGARN plantar. This is the first study that investigated the pedobarographic changes in subjects with the RUGARN plantar. The static pedobarographic findings we observed while the subjects were standing revealed no difference of force distribution and contact area between forefoot and rearfoot and this finding did not support the hypothesis that the centre of the body shifts to forward because of excessive adipose tissue causing excessive forefoot loading.

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Comparison of plantar loads during treadmill and overground running

Cited by 63 publications

References 29 publications

Muscular Activity of Lower Extremity Muscles Running on Treadmill Compared with Different Overground Surfaces

Muscular Activity of Lower Extremity Muscles Running on Treadmill Compared with Different Overground Surfaces

Influência da distância de corrida na pressão plantar

A Medical Device, called RUGRAN, Improves the Correction and Stabilization of Posture

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