2020
DOI: 10.47197/retos.v0i39.82024
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Hip and thigh muscular activity in professional soccer players during an isometric squat with and without controlled hip contraction (Actividad muscular de cadera y muslo en jugadores de fútbol profesionales durante una sentadilla isométrica con y sin co

Abstract: The purpose of the present investigation was twofold 1) To compare the hip and thigh muscular activity of professional soccer players when performing the isometric squat with and without controlled hip contraction; 2) To determine the muscular relationships that take place during these methods of execution of the exercise. Methods: 11 healthy male professional soccer players, randomly performed three modalities of isometric squat at a 60° knee flexion: conventional squat (SQ), squat with hip abduction c… Show more

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“…Isometric strength training (IST) is an important component of different types of training activity and others activities of daily life (Lac & Cavalie, 1999;Rojas-Quinchavil et al, 2021). Despite this, little is known about the physiological effects of this type of exercise.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Isometric strength training (IST) is an important component of different types of training activity and others activities of daily life (Lac & Cavalie, 1999;Rojas-Quinchavil et al, 2021). Despite this, little is known about the physiological effects of this type of exercise.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La musculatura de miembro inferior es una de las más estudiadas debido a la cantidad de lesiones que se producen a este nivel, varios autores han realizado estudios de imagen para poder determinar los ejercicios que más gasto y demanda energética producen, y dentro de sus investigaciones mencionan a los músculos de los isquiotibiales (Rojas-Quinchavil et al, 2021). Chang et al, 2020, enfatizan en sus análisis, la identificación del complejo muscular de los isquiotibiales, como un punto importante en la valoración del deportista, debido a que representan entre el 12% y el 26% de todas las lesiones sufridas durante las actividades deportivas; otros estudios encuentran que los miembros inferiores son los más lesionados con un 54,2% de riesgo de lesión y específicamente el 23,7% en musculatura isquiotibial (Penichet-Tomás et al, 2019).…”
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“…Importantly, even though many studies have commonly used the ratios between agonist/antagonist muscle activity to describe the levels of co‐activation during dynamic tasks (e.g. gait, trunk and hip movements) (Aslan, Batur, & Meray, 2020; Rojas‐Quinchavil et al, 2021; Tretriluxana, Nanbancha, Sinsurin, Limroongreungrat, & Wang, 2021; Vanderstukken, Borms, Berckmans, Spanhove, & Cools, 2020), there are currently no studies evaluating co‐activation using the whole time series of a task by using SPM.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%