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11 2015 Archives
1127.2015
2015/11/06 Dr.Otsuka Mitsuo is Assistant Professor in Faculty of SHS, and his research manuscript was accepted and published in PLoS ONE
Dr. Otsuka Mitsuo is Assistant Professor in Faculty of Sport and Health Science of Ritsumeikan University, and his research manuscript was accepted and published in PLoS ONE, which collaborated with Professor Tadao Isaka, and Toshiyuki Kurihara. In this study focused on block start of sprinters, it was demonstrated that the effect of a wide stance width at the set position on the subsequent start-dash performance. We conclude that a widened stance width at the set position affects the hip-joint kinematics and rear hip power generation during the block start phase, but the effect on the block-induced power was based on individual characteristics when considering sprinting performance during the whole block start phase.
Otsuka M., Kurihara T., Isaka T. (2015) Effect of a wide stance on block start performance in sprint running. PLoS ONE, 1-13.
PLoS ONE open access
http://www.plosone.org/article/metrics/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0142230外部リンク
1119.2015
Mr. Natsuki Hasegawa, is Graduate Student in Faculty of Sports and Health Science, his research manuscript was accepted and published in American Journal of Hypertension, which collaborated with Professor Dr. Motoyuki Iemitsu,
Dr. Satoshi Fujita and Dr. Kiyoshi Sanada and Assistant Professor, Dr. Toshiyuki Kurihara and Dr. Toshiyuki Homma. The study revealed that muscular lipids (IMCL and EMCL contents) were associated with risk of arterial stiffness, and this association differed with gender and age. In particular, IMCL and EMCL showed different contributions to the risk of arterial stiffness, they may be new candidate predictors of arterial stiffness in middle-aged and older females.
Hasegawa N, Kurihara T, Sato K, Homma T, Fujie S, Fujita S, Sanada K, Hamaoka T, Iemitsu M. Intramyocellular and Extramyocellular Lipids Are Associated With Arterial Stiffness. Am J Hypertens 28(12):1473-1479, 2015.
1119.2015
2015/11/06 Dr.Otsuka Mitsuo is Assistant Professor in Faculty of SHS, and his research manuscript was accepted and published in Biomedical Human Kinetics
Dr. Otsuka Mitsuo is Assistant Professor in Faculty of Sport and Health Science of Ritsumeikan University, and his research manuscript was accepted and published in Biomedical Human Kinetics, which collaborated with Professor Satoshi Otomo, Professor Tadao Isaka, Toshiyuki Kurihara, and Chihiro Akutsu in Ikeshima Junior high school. In this study on hurdle running in physical education, a teaching materials to help improve junior high school students’ fundamental ability to repeatedly run and jump with a high and far-reaching travelling motion was developed. It has been suggested that the new teaching material for teaching hurdling in physical education which aims to improve the ability to jump high and far over hurdles improves hurdle running time and improves the fundamental ability to repeat running and jumping travelling motor skills in contrast to traditional materials.
Otsuka M., Otomo S., Isaka T., Kurihara T., Isaka T. (2015) Teaching material based on biomechanical evidence: ‘high-jump hurdles’ for improving fundamental motor skills. Biomedical Human Kinetics, 7: 147-155.
Biomedical Human Kinetics open access
http://www.degruyter.com/view/j/bhk.2015.7.issue-1/bhk-2015-0022/bhk-2015-0022.xml?format=INT外部リンク
