한국 루지 선수들의 Start-Finish 기록 및 경기력 요인과의 관계 (The Relationship between Start-finish Record and Performance Factor in Luge Athletes)

서지정보

· 발행기관 : 한국생활환경학회
· 수록지 정보 : 한국생활환경학회지 / 31권 / 3호 / 175 ~ 185페이지
· 저자명 : 이광규, 김지은, 임순길, 오태웅, 민석기

초록

The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between luge athletes’ sled driving records and physical fitness factors. Nineteen Korean luge athletes were assessed to verify performance factors related to competition records, including measurements of length, weight and circumference. Additionally, physical fitness, upper strength, anaerobic and isokinetic test were measured. As a result, the male athletes’ start record correlated positively with arm length(r= .630), while female athletes’ finish record correlated negatively with fat rate(r= -.770). Pull-up had a high positive correlation with start record for both male and female(r= .743, r= .764), while sit-up showed a high correlation with finish record for female(r= .883). Also, shoulder extension strength at 60o/sec correlated more strongly than flexion at the same speed. Left shoulder extension strength at 180o/sec showed a high correlation with finish record for both male and female athletes. Furthermore, the multiple regression analysis is related to start and finish records were found to be significantly associated with pull-up, shoulder strength at 180°/sec and sit-up(p<.05). In conclusion, luge athletes’ performance correlates with upper body flexibility, trunk muscular endurance, shoulder and trunk extension strength.
Thus, if it is comprised of a training program that can improve upper body strength, power and flexibility, it is thought to be helpful in improving luge athletes performance.

영어초록

The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between luge athletes’ sled driving records and physical fitness factors. Nineteen Korean luge athletes were assessed to verify performance factors related to competition records, including measurements of length, weight and circumference. Additionally, physical fitness, upper strength, anaerobic and isokinetic test were measured. As a result, the male athletes’ start record correlated positively with arm length(r= .630), while female athletes’ finish record correlated negatively with fat rate(r= -.770). Pull-up had a high positive correlation with start record for both male and female(r= .743, r= .764), while sit-up showed a high correlation with finish record for female(r= .883). Also, shoulder extension strength at 60o/sec correlated more strongly than flexion at the same speed. Left shoulder extension strength at 180o/sec showed a high correlation with finish record for both male and female athletes. Furthermore, the multiple regression analysis is related to start and finish records were found to be significantly associated with pull-up, shoulder strength at 180°/sec and sit-up(p<.05). In conclusion, luge athletes’ performance correlates with upper body flexibility, trunk muscular endurance, shoulder and trunk extension strength.
Thus, if it is comprised of a training program that can improve upper body strength, power and flexibility, it is thought to be helpful in improving luge athletes performance.

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