Search Results - Chest

Shu, Y., Cheng, Y. “…Additionally, significant changes in morphology were observed, particularly in chest circumference (101cm to 107cm) and weight (84kg to 93kg). (2) Increases in strength, core stability, agility, and power output led to significant improvements in Vertical Jump and Y-Balance Tests. (3) Specific-swimming performance showed significant enhancements, including a 7.1% increase in stroke rate in the 100m event and a 3.8% increase in stroke length in the 200m event during the Fukuoka Championships. …”

Jacko, T., Bartsch, J., von Diecken, C., Ueberschär, O. “…The optical heart rate measurement function of each smartwatch was compared to that of a chest strap. Thirty participants (15 females, 15 males) ran five 3 min intervals on a motorised treadmill to evaluate the accuracy of the heart rate measurements. …”

Elrakhawy, M. I. I. “…A 6-week power training program was applied 3 times a week, results show significant differences between pre and post-measurements in stroke length (t=3.64) and stroke rate (t=7.00) in group A, 1RM squat (t=3.60), vertical jump (t=4.96), stroke length (t=6.76) and 50-meter freestyle (t=32.91) in group B, and non-significant differences in 1RM bench press (t=2.33), 1RM squat (t=2.22), chest MD ball throw (t=2.35), vertical jump (t=2.18), and 50-meter freestyle (t=1.93) in group (A),1RM bench press (t=2.61), chest MD ball throw (t=2.08) and stroke rate (t=1.40) in group (B) for post-measurements. …”

Cosoli, G., Antognoli, L., Veroli, V., Scalise, L. “…This paper aims to evaluate the performances in heart rate assessment, in terms of accuracy and precision, of both wrist-worn and chest-strap commercial devices used during swimming activity, considering a test population of 10 expert swimmers. …”

Budig, M., Keiner, M., Stoohs, R., Hoffmeister, M., Höltke, V. “…Heart rate was recorded via a Polar H10 chest strap and distance was controlled via a map, 400 m stadium or 50 m pool. …”

Nekriošius, R., Dadeliene, R. “…Results and conclusions: The process of oxygenation was very intense during special exercise, in the muscles of the leg and chest of high performance kayak athletes. It depended on the intensity and duration of physical loads. …”

Papic, C., Andersen, J., Naemi, R., Hodierne, R., Sanders, R. H. “…Maximum rate of change in cross-sectional area and form gradient progressing caudally, were calculated for torso segments: shoulder-chest, chest-waist, waist-hip. Mean velocity, glide factor and glide coefficient values significantly (p<0.001) improved due to the intervention, with large effect size (d) changes 0.880 (p=0.015), 2.297 and 1.605, respectively. …”

Tanaka, T., Sato, T., Hashizume, S., Shiozawa, N., Isaka, T. “…The horizontal velocity was significantly correlate with the angular velocity of lower waist and of chest, but not with the corresponding value of upper waist. …”

Zhao, K., Hohmann, A., Faber, I., Chang, Y., Gao, B. “…In all the test waves, the athletes were assessed by means of three physiological measurements (vital capacity, hemoglobin concentration, heart rate at rest), three anthropometric parameters (body height, body weight, chest girth), and two motor tests (back strength, complex reaction speed). …”

Eskiyecek, C. G., Gül, M., Meseci, B., Gül, G. K. “…Athletes of Subject1 group performed 60° TRX exercises such as Push Up, Chest Press, Chest Fly, Low Row, Biceps Curl, Triceps Extension, Reaching Row toward upper extremity area in addition to 8-weeks swimming practices. …”

Cortesi, M., Gatta, G., Michielon, G., Di Michele, R., Bartolomei, S., Scurati, R. “…Partial correlation analysis with age as a control variable showed that Dp was largely correlated (p < 0.05) with body mass, biacromial- and bi-iliac-breadth, streamline chest circumference and breadth. Body mass, Body Mass Index, chest circumference and streamline chest circumference showed a significant and moderate to strong effect (Eta2 > 0.55) on Dp. …”

Qiu, J., Li, M., Yi, L., Hou, Z., Yang, F., Yao, Y. “…Anthropometric characteristics were assessed using Anthroscan 3D VITUS body scanner, and pulmonary function test using CHEST portable lung function meter(HI-101). During the competition period, the training load monitoring targets were 2 elite players who participated in XVII World Aquatics Championship in Budapest-2017 and the National Games 2017. …”

An, J., Fan, Y. “…Methods Six synchronize swimming athletes were the subjects of our research,the training takes place after the strength training,two times per week, 10 times of five weeks.the training frequency were 24~32 per minutes.At this stages we tested the changes of the breathe muscle by use the CHEST H-101 and Powerbreath K3 before and after the training.All the data were analyzed using SPSS17.0 software. …”

Piekorz, Z., Lewandowski, A., Radziminska, A., Weber-Rajek, M., Siedlaczek, M., Lulinska-Kuklik, E., Moska, W. “…The Mollison index revealed the most positive results in the rotational stability of the torso (1.65) and the range of the lateral bend to the left (0.73), while negative values were only found in the in-line lunge and chest mobility range (-0.42). Conclusions. The results of the study confirm that swimming training has a positive impact on the body of young swimmers (increased mobility and flexibility). …”

Kalinichenko, I. O., Savchuk, O. V. “…Positive dynamics of indicators of vital capacity of the lungs, chest circumference at rest, chest circumference at breath, chest circumference at exhalation, chest excursion for children of the second year of training under the influence of systematic swimming training was determined. …”

Lemaitre, F., Coquart, J. B., Chavallard, F., Castres, I., Mucci, P., Buchheit, M., Costalat, G., Chollet, D. “…The results showed that ventilatory function parameters, chest expansion, respiratory muscle strength and endurance, and performances were improved only in the RMET group. …”

Azizi Masoule, M., Razmjou, S., Rajabi, H., Ahmadi, P. “…Method: 24 elite female swimmers volunteered to participate in this study and were randomly divide into two groups: experimental group 1 (swimming training without chest wall restriction) and experimental group 2 (swimming training with chest wall restriction). …”

Stachowicz, M., Milde, K., Janik, M. “…Study aim: To assess the effects of swimming training on anaerobic endurance, swimming velocity and chest girth in children aged 12 years. Material and methods: Two groups of children aged 12 years were studied. …”

Bougault, V., Turmel, J., Boulet, L. P. “…Chest…”

Carl, D. L., Leslie, N, Dickerson, T, Griffin, B, Marksteiner, A “…Resistance Training: Bench Press - Subjects completed a barbell chest press with light weight for 10 repetitions. …”