Muscle & nerve · 2015
Relative differences in strength and power from slow to fast isokinetic velocities may reflect dynapenia.
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Jenkins Nathaniel D M, Housh Terry J, Palmer Ty B, Cochrane Kristen C, Bergstrom Haley C, Johnson Glen O, Schmidt Richard J, Cramer Joel T
Аннотация
INTRODUCTION: We compared absolute and normalized values for peak torque (PT), mean power (MP), rate of velocity development, and electromyography (EMG) amplitude during maximal isometric and concentric isokinetic leg extension muscle actions, as well as the %decrease in PT and %increase in MP from 1.05 to 3.14 rad·s(-1) in younger versus older men.
METHODS: Measurements were performed twice for reliability. Isokinetic measurements were normalized to the isometric muscle actions.
RESULTS: Absolute isometric PT, isokinetic PT and MP, and EMG amplitudes at 1.05 and 3.14 rad·s(-1) were greater in the younger men, although normalizing to isometric PT eliminated the age differences. The older men exhibited greater %decrease in PT (37.2% vs. 31.3%) and lower %increase in MP (87.6% vs. 126.4%) regardless of normalization.
CONCLUSIONS: Normalization eliminated absolute differences in isokinetic strength and power, but the relative differences from slow to fast velocities may reflect dynapenia characterized by age-related decreases in fast-twitch fiber function.
METHODS: Measurements were performed twice for reliability. Isokinetic measurements were normalized to the isometric muscle actions.
RESULTS: Absolute isometric PT, isokinetic PT and MP, and EMG amplitudes at 1.05 and 3.14 rad·s(-1) were greater in the younger men, although normalizing to isometric PT eliminated the age differences. The older men exhibited greater %decrease in PT (37.2% vs. 31.3%) and lower %increase in MP (87.6% vs. 126.4%) regardless of normalization.
CONCLUSIONS: Normalization eliminated absolute differences in isokinetic strength and power, but the relative differences from slow to fast velocities may reflect dynapenia characterized by age-related decreases in fast-twitch fiber function.