Monitoring Fatigue During Intermittent Exercise With Accelerometer-Derived Metrics

Beato, Marco; Keijzer, Kevin L de; Carty, Benjamin; Connor, Mark

doi:10.3389/fphys.2019.00780

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“…Jones et al (2019) 36 suggest a classification of < 14.40 km.h -1 or 4.00 m.s -1 ) denominate distance at low-intensity (LSR), like Knight et al 17 , who already classified it as below (14.40 km.h -1 ). Rago et al 32 add a moderate zone (distance at moderate-speed running -MSR) with speeds of (14.40-19.80 km.h -1 ), which was also demonstrated by Jones, et al 37 , with MSR being less than 4.00 m.s -1 .…”

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“…In addition, the studies by Abbott et al 28 , Beato et al 32 , Curtis et al 33 , Fitzpatrick et al 29 , Jaspers et al 34 , Knight et al 20 , Madison et al 19 , Rago et al 13 , Ramos et al 27 and Scott et and Lovell 2 presented some internal load monitoring. The studies by Fitzpatrick et al 26 , Madison et al 16 , and Scott and Lovell et al 2 used heart rate (HR) records as the only control of the internal load.…”

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“…Jaspers et al 31 used the rating of perceived exertion (RPE), using the modified Borg CR-10 scale, and Rago et al 32 used the RPE using the Borg CR-100 scale. The studies by Beato 29 , Curtis et al 30 , and Knight et al 17 used both HR and RPE for monitoring, with 1 of these studies also using blood lactate concentration as a form of control.…”

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“…Many sensors with corresponding signal-processing techniques have been used to investigate the fatigue process during physical activities. Examples include the motion capture-based sensors that can capture the kinematic features of humans (Bailey et al, 2018 ), accelerators with dynamic movements and the related metrics (Beato et al, 2019 ), surface electromyography (sEMG) sensors to measure the muscle activities (Edouard et al, 2018 ), etc. Among them, the sEMG signals are shown to have excellent ability on revealing muscle activity at any time instant during various movements and postures (Blanc and Dimanico, 2010 ).…”

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Effective Assessments of a Short-Duration Poor Posture on Upper Limb Muscle Fatigue Before Physical Exercise

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A forward head and rounded shoulder posture is a poor posture that is widely seen in everyday life. It is known that sitting in such a poor posture with long hours will bring health issues such as muscle pain. However, it is not known whether sitting in this poor posture for a short period of time will affect human activities. This paper investigates the effects of a short-duration poor posture before some typical physical activities such as push-ups. The experiments are set up as follows. Fourteen male subjects are asked to do push-ups until fatigue with two surface electromyography (sEMG) at the upper limb. Two days later, they are asked to sit in this poor posture for 15 min with eight sEMG sensors located at given back muscles. Then they do the push-ups after the short-duration poor posture. The observations from the median frequency of sEMG signals at the upper limb indicate that the short-duration poor posture does affect the fatigue procedure of push-ups. A significant decreasing trend of the performance of push-ups is obtained after sitting in this poor posture. Such effects indicate that some parts of the back muscles indeed get fatigued with only 15 min sitting in this poor posture. By further investigating the time-frequency components of sEMG of back muscles, it is observed that the low and middle frequencies of sEMG signals from the infraspinatus muscle of the dominant side are demonstrated to be more prone to fatigue with the poor posture. Although this study focuses only on push-ups, similar experiments can be arranged for other physical exercises as well. This study provides new insights into the effect of a short-duration poor posture before physical activities. These insights can be used to guide athletes to pay attention to postures before physical activities to improve performance and reduce the risk of injury.

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“…Many sensors with corresponding signal-processing techniques have been used to investigate the fatigue process during physical activities. Examples include the motion capturebased sensors that can capture the kinematic features of humans (Bailey et al, 2018), accelerators with dynamic movements and the related metrics (Beato et al, 2019), surface electromyography (sEMG) sensors to measure the muscle activities (Edouard et al, 2018), etc. Among them, the sEMG signals are shown to have excellent ability on revealing muscle activity at any time instant during various movements and postures Blanc and Dimanico (2010).…”

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confidence: 99%

Effective Assessments of a Short-duration Poor Posture on Upper Limb Muscle Fatigue before Physical Exercise

Robinson

Tan

et al. 2020

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A forward head and rounded shoulder posture is a poor posture that is widely seen in everyday life. It is known that sitting in such a poor posture with long hours will bring health issues such as muscle pain. However, it is not known whether sitting in this poor posture for a short period of time will affect human activities. This paper investigates the effects of a shortduration poor posture before some typical physical activities such as push-ups. The experiments are set up as follows. Fourteen male subjects are asked to do push-ups until fatigue with two surface electromyography (sEMG) at the upper limb. Two days later, they are asked to sit in this poor posture for 15 mins with 8 sEMG sensors located at given back muscles. Then they do the push-ups after the short-duration poor posture. The observations from the median frequency of sEMG signals at the upper limb indicate that the short-duration poor posture does affect the fatigue procedure of push-ups. A significant decreasing trend of the performance of push-ups is obtained after sitting in this poor posture. Such effects indicate that some parts of the back muscles indeed get fatigued with only 15 minutes sitting in this poor posture. By further investigating the time-frequency components of sEMG of back muscles, it is observed that the low and middle frequencies of sEMG signals from the infraspinatus muscle of the dominant side are demonstrated to be more prone to fatigue with the poor posture. Although this study focuses only on push-ups, similar experiments can be arranged for other physical exercises as well. This study provides new insights into the effect of a short-duration poor posture before physical activities. These insights can be used to guide athletes to pay attention to postures before physical activities to improve performance and reduce the risk of injury.

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Monitoring Fatigue During Intermittent Exercise With Accelerometer-Derived Metrics

Cited by 28 publications

References 31 publications

A systematic review of load control in football using a Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS)

A systematic review of load control in football using a Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS)

Effective Assessments of a Short-Duration Poor Posture on Upper Limb Muscle Fatigue Before Physical Exercise

Effective Assessments of a Short-duration Poor Posture on Upper Limb Muscle Fatigue before Physical Exercise

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