Project Details
Description
Purpose: To measure scapular movement and calculate the shoulder range of motion in javelin throwers. Method: Five division 1 college javelin throwers were recruited in this study. Electromagnetic motion capture system was used to capture the shoulder abduction from 0 degree to end range of abduction in the step of 10 degree. The angle between humerus and trunk (A_HT) and the angle between scapula and trunk (A_ST) were calculated. Results: Both in the dominant and non-dominant sides, the A_HT was similar to the abduction angle at each abduction position. The A_ST was less than 5 degrees in both sides and was larger in the dominant side at the different abduction positions. A positive correlation existed between A_HT and A_ST in both sides of javelin throwers. In dominant side, the relationship was close to linear relation, however, the relationship was close to quadratic relation. Conclusion: The movements of humerus and scapula were different between dominant and non-dominant sides in javelin throwers.
Status | Finished |
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Effective start/end date | 2017/08/01 → 2019/08/31 |
Keywords
- Glenohumeral joint
- Range of motion
- Shoulder joint
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