2014
DOI: 10.1177/0363546514547173
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Energy Flow Analysis During the Tennis Serve

Abstract: The findings of this study imply that improper energy flow during the tennis serve can decrease ball velocity, increase upper limb joint kinetics, and thus increase overuse injuries of the upper limb joints.

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“…63 study the arm was supported with a towel, the head is observed to follow the movement and although the feet remain facing forwards, weight transfer towards the ipsilateral leg can be observed. This method of sequencing is arguably more in keeping with the frameworks that exist in the literature [1][2][3][4][5] and suggests that the order in which the KC is integrated may affect lower trapezius activation levels. However, it is not clear whether contributions from a particular KC component lead to the higher lower trapezius activation levels observed.…”
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“…63 study the arm was supported with a towel, the head is observed to follow the movement and although the feet remain facing forwards, weight transfer towards the ipsilateral leg can be observed. This method of sequencing is arguably more in keeping with the frameworks that exist in the literature [1][2][3][4][5] and suggests that the order in which the KC is integrated may affect lower trapezius activation levels. However, it is not clear whether contributions from a particular KC component lead to the higher lower trapezius activation levels observed.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 53%
“…Closer inspection of the techniques employed during these two commonly prescribed KC exercises reveals a disparity between exercise execution and the recommendations within the literature. [1][2][3][4][5] In Tsuruke & Ellenbecker, 61 the 'lawn-mower' appears to have been without any lateral weight transference through the lower limb. [1][2][3][4][5] However, when evaluating this comparison in isolation it is not possible to infer whether this difference relates to Open access suboptimal KC sequencing or the inherent differences in gross movement patterns between each exercise.…”
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“…Besides quantifying the inter-segmental timing of the kinematic chain, additional calculation of the power flow from segment to segment could give insight into the energy transfer between the segments. This energy transfer, for a tennis serve, was studied by Martin et al 30) using a power-flow model. In baseball pitching, this model could give more insight in how the energy transfer is affected by separation time, and this insight may result in higher throwing velocity.…”
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confidence: 99%