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Antropomotoryka nr 55.indb - Akademia Wychowania Fizycznego w ...

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NR 55 2011<br />

AN TRO PO MO TO RY KA<br />

EFFECT OF STRENGTH TRAINING WITH VIBRATION<br />

ON BILATERAL FORCE AND IMPULSE DIFFERENCE<br />

WPŁYW TRENINGU SIŁOWEGO ZE STYMULACJĄ<br />

DRGANIAMI NA OBUSTRONNĄ SIŁĘ<br />

I AMPLITUDĘ IMPULSU<br />

Bruno Pena Couto*, Sara Andrade Rodrigues *, Rafael Soncin Ribeiro*,<br />

Marcos Daniel Motta Drummond*, Barbara Marcelina Ribeiro Rocha**,<br />

Leszek Antoni Szmuchrowski***<br />

*** Dr., Laboratory of Load Evaluation, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Pampulha, Belo Horizonte, Brazil<br />

*** Dr., Department of Physical Education, Fundação Helena Antipoff., Ibirité, Brazil<br />

*** Prof. Dr., Laboratory of Load Evaluation, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais. Av. Antônio Carlos, 6627 – Pampulha<br />

– Belo Horizonte – MG – Brazil<br />

Key-words: strength training, vibration, bilateral difference<br />

Słowa kluczowe: trening siłowy, wibracja, obustronna różnica<br />

SUMMARY • STRESZCZENIE<br />

Aim of the study. The purpose of the present research was to verify the chronic effects of vibration during bilateral<br />

strength training on the force and impulse difference among contralateral limbs obtained in the vertical jump.<br />

Material and methods. Fifty-one untrained male volunteered to participate in this study. Volunteers were<br />

randomly distributed in 4 groups: the Isometric group (n = 13), the 8-Hz group (n = 13), the 26-Hz group (n = 13)<br />

and the Control group (n = 12). Volunteers were submitted to 4-week of isometric training (Isometric group),<br />

isometric training associated with the application of 8 Hz (8-Hz group) and 26 Hz (26-Hz group) frequency of<br />

vibration. This training was done three times a week and made up of 12 maximal voluntary contractions (MVCs)<br />

in a semi-squatting position. The Control group did not execute any kind of training and was instructed not to<br />

execute any kind of systematic physical activity during the period of the research.<br />

Results. Only the group submitted to 8-Hz vibration frequency had a significant decrease in force (p = 0,005)<br />

and impulse (p = 0.017) difference among contralateral limbs. The 26-Hz frequency, unlike imagined, did not<br />

reduce de force (p = 0,261) and impulse (p = 0,925) difference among contralateral limbs.<br />

Conclusions. In conclusion, exposure to 4-week isometric training, when applying vibrations with frequencies<br />

of 8 Hz in the direction of the resultant muscle forces’ vector addition, was able to significantly decrease<br />

the force and impulse difference between limbs. Conventional isometric training and exposure to vibration<br />

frequencies of 26 Hz did not produce the same effects.<br />

Cel pracy. Ustalenie długotrwałego wpływu, jaki stymulacja drganiami generowanymi podczas bilateralnych<br />

ćwiczeń siłowych wywiera na siłę i częstotliwość drgania mięśniowego kończyn kontralateralnych w wyskoku<br />

z zamachem.<br />

Materiał i metody. W badaniach prowadzonych w ramach czterotygodniowego programu treningowego<br />

wzięło udział 51 ochotników – nietrenujących mężczyzn, których przydzielono losowo do czterech grup: pierwszej,<br />

realizującej wyłącznie program ćwiczeń izometrycznych (n = 13); drugiej, objętej dodatkowo stymulacją<br />

ciała drganiami o częstotliwości 8 Hz (n = 13); trzeciej, realizującej ćwiczenia izometryczne ze stymulacją ciała<br />

drganiami o częstotliwości 26 Hz (n = 13) oraz czwartej – kontrolnej (n = 12). W tym czasie badani z grup 1–3<br />

trzy razy w tygodniu wykonywali 12 skurczów z maksymalną wartością MVC w pozycji półkucznej, którym w gru-<br />

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