[PDF] Top 20 Tethered Swimming For The Evaluation And Prescription Of Resistance Training In Young Swimmers

... while the other end was connected to a nylon belt tethered to the swimmer’s ...National In- strument Corporation; Austin, Texas, USA) to a computer (LabVIEW 8, National Instruments ... See full document

... aim of the current study was twofold: (i) to examine the effects of eight weeks of combined dry land strength and aerobic swimming training for increasing upper ... See full document

... that swimming performance is strongly related to the energet- ics profile and, in turn, this one to technical level ...So, the path model designed adopted the same flow sequence: ... See full document

... During the repeated execution of the swimming strokes, the shoulder adductor and internal rotator muscles have a tendency to become proportionally stronger when compared to their ... See full document

... than the teth- ered method. Nonetheless, the tethered method can be useful to indicate whether there are differences between the force generated by each ...limitation of this research ... See full document

... Competitive swimming (CS) is considered a resistance sports modal- ity, in which the practitioners daily perform considerable amount of ...modality of cyclic movements, either ... See full document

... competitive swimmers and their athletic potential requires organized, systematic and consistent ...evaluation. The evaluation and training control of ... See full document

... injury in swimming is the one of the shoulder joint complex, with a prevalence from 40 to 91% (Wanivenhaus et ...water training causes muscle imbalances between the ... See full document

... efficiency, and power ...strength and conditioning and aquatic training are a common practice in ...strength and endurance training programs tend to inhibit strength ... See full document

... Since the study of Yeater et ...between tethered forces and swimming speed ...age and maturity (31), status of competitive performance (28), and swimming ... See full document

... purpose of this study was to understand the relationship between the coaches’ demographics (academic degree and/or coaching level and/or coaching experience) and young ... See full document

... aim of the swimmers is to perform a prescribed distance in the shortest time possible, according to the rules ...established. In this way, the force produced by ... See full document

... highlight the multi- factorial interplay between determinant factors to achieve higher sports performances, including in ...on the sportsmen’s changes and how training help him to ... See full document

... quantify the relationship between dry-land and specific swimming assessments of neuromuscular function in highly trained ...swimmers. The dry-land tests/exercises were ... See full document

... despite in competitive swimming the vast majority are cross-sectional ...Regarding the few papers reporting changes over time in young swimmers, there are a few concerns: ... See full document

... contribution of arm stroke and leg kicking to maximal fully tethered front crawl swimming performance remains to be ...level young swimmers (12 male and 11 female) ... See full document

... between the first evaluation moment (season 1 early) and the last moment (season 3 late) (Tables 1 and ....001) and girls (Δ = ...mass and height. Body mass was the ... See full document

... efficiency, and power ...strength and conditioning and aquatic training are a common practice in ...strength and endurance training programs tend to inhibit strength ... See full document

... or training are intended to assure benefits to athlete’s performance (Atkinson et ...to the warm-up, these routines are well accepted and commonly used by athletes and their coaches (Bishop, ... See full document

... At the end of the season (M3), the swimmers tend to polish and taper from all the work ...Therefore, the stroke kinematics (stroke frequency and ... See full document