Contribution of Trunk Rotation and Abdominal Muscles
to Sprint Kayak Performance
Mathew B Brown,
Russell Peters,
Mike A Lauder
Abstract:Over the past two decades the importance of trunk contribution to sporting performance has been highlighted through the expanse of literature concerning core stability and strength. However, the role of trunk motion and the abdominal muscles are yet to be established during sprint kayak performance. The purpose of this study was to determine the associations among trunk rotation, kayak velocity, and abdominal muscle activity during on-water sprint kayaking. Eight international paddlers completed five 150 m spr… Show more
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