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An Electromyographic Analysis Study Of Forward And Backward Walking, Jennifer C. Coauette
An Electromyographic Analysis Study Of Forward And Backward Walking, Jennifer C. Coauette
Physical Therapy Scholarly Projects
Backward walking, a closed kinetic chain exercise, has become an increasingly popular intervention following lower extremity injuries secondary to suggested increases in muscle activity. Despite its use, there is limited research available relative to walking at inclines, forwards or backwards above 24 and 15 percent respectively. For this study we recorded EMG activity in six muscles while walking forward and backward on a treadmill at 0, 25, and 35 percent inclinations.
In general, our results indicated a greater increase in muscle activity during BW than FW. BW at 35 percent inclination elicited the greatest EMG increase within the rectus femoris …
An Electromyographic Analysis Study Of Forward And Backward Walking, Heidi Schwartz
An Electromyographic Analysis Study Of Forward And Backward Walking, Heidi Schwartz
Physical Therapy Scholarly Projects
Backward walking, a closed kinetic chain exercise, has become an increasingly popular intervention following lower extremity injuries secondary to suggested increases in muscle activity. Despite its use, there is limited research available relative to walking at inclines, forwards or backwards above 24 and 15 percent respectively. For this study we recorded EMG activity in six muscles while walking forward and backward on a treadmill at 0, 25, and 35 percent inclinations.
In general, our results indicated a greater increase in muscle activity during BW than FW. BW at 35 percent inclination elicited the greatest EMG increase within the rectus femoris …
An Electromyographic Analysis Study Of Forward And Backward Walking, Carrie M. Voeller
An Electromyographic Analysis Study Of Forward And Backward Walking, Carrie M. Voeller
Physical Therapy Scholarly Projects
Backward walking, a closed kinetic chain exercise, has become an increasingly popular intervention following lower extremity injuries secondary to suggested increases in muscle activity. Despite its use, there is limited research available relative to walking at inclines, forward or backward, above 24 and 15 percent respectively. For this study we recorded EMG activity in six muscles while walking forward and backward on a treadmill at 0,25, and 35 percent inclinations.
In general, our results indicated a greater increase in muscle activity during BW than FW. BW at 35 percent inclination elicited the greatest EMG increase within the rectus femoris (47%), …
An Electromyographic Analysis Study Of Forward And Backward Walking, Elizabeth Frye
An Electromyographic Analysis Study Of Forward And Backward Walking, Elizabeth Frye
Physical Therapy Scholarly Projects
Backward walking, a closed kinetic chain exercise, has become an increasingly popular intervention following lower extremity injuries secondary to suggested increases in muscle activity. Despite its use, there is limited research available relative to walking at inclines, forward or backward, above 24 and 15 percent respectively. For this study we recorded EMG activity in six muscles while walking forward and backward on a treadmill at 0, 25, and 35 percent inclinations.
In general, our results indicated a greater increase in muscle activity during BW than FW. BW at 35 percent inclination elicited the greatest EMG increase within the rectus femoris …