波动性不对称
不对称
旱地
心理学
物理医学与康复
生物
医学
生态学
农学
量子力学
物理
作者
Débora Aparecida Knihs,Chris Bishop,Haiko Bruno Zimmermann,Juliano Dal Pupo
出处
期刊:Strength and Conditioning Journal
[Ovid Technologies (Wolters Kluwer)]
日期:2023-01-06
卷期号:45 (6): 642-662
被引量:3
标识
DOI:10.1519/ssc.0000000000000769
摘要
ABSTRACT The objectives of this review were to (a) map the studies analyzing bilateral asymmetries in specific (in-water tests) and nonspecific (dry-land tests) swimming contexts and (b) investigate the effects of interlimb asymmetries on swimming performance. Searches were systematically conducted on 4 databases. Of 768 studies examined, 60 were eligible for the final selection (https://osf.io/46gya). Twenty-eight studies analyzed asymmetries during in-water tests, with asymmetry values ranging from 2.7 to 60.0%, and most studies ( n = 18) reported significant between-limb differences ( p < 0.05). Asymmetries were also analyzed during dry-land tests in 24 studies, with asymmetry values ranging from 1.1 to 16.6%. Interestingly, most of these studies ( n = 12) did not verify any significant between-limb differences ( p > 0.05). Eight studies measured asymmetries in both contexts and reported asymmetry values from −24.1–17.4%, with 4 studies finding significant differences between body sides ( p < 0.05). Seven of the 60 studies selected investigated the relationship between asymmetries and swimming performance, with 5 reporting no meaningful associations. In conclusion, significant asymmetries in swimming are more evident during in-water than during dry-land tests. In addition, the few studies investigating asymmetries' influence on swimming performance reported that asymmetries rarely impact swimming performance.
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