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Archives of Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy pISSN : 2508-8262 | eISSN : 2508-8998

Journal Abbreviation : Korean Soc. Sport Phys. Ther.
Frequency : semiannual
Doi Prefix : 10.24332/aospt
Year of Launching : 2005
Publisher : The Korean Society of Sports Physical Therapy

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The Korean Society of Sports Physical Therapy (KSSPT) has consistently been leading trends in the field of sports physical therapy by conducting educational programs for academia within and outside Korea with the aim of ensuring academic journals are of high quality. The Archives of Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy (AOSPT) is a journal released by the KSSPT and its main goal is to publish studies related to sports physical therapy and sports science that are based on recent scientific evidence. Studies published in the AOSPT must engage with creative topics to ultimately contribute to the development of rehabilitation medicine and physical therapy. The AOSPT focuses on fields related to sports physical therapy, medicine, and rehabilitation. The chief editor designates an editor to each research field corresponding to their areas of specialization which are as follows:

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Archives of Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy Vol.12 No.2 pp.51-58
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The effects of application of new type New-sports program on shoulder muscle’s functions

조재진,이석주,김용철,임종민

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of New-sports program on shoulder muscle function and hand grip strength. Thirty-one subjects with an average age 20.00 ± 0.58 years participated in our study. Upper trapezius and deltoid muscle functions of the dominant side were measured using a Myoton device and hand grip strength was measured using a hand dynamometer before and after intervention. We measured muscle tone, dynamic stiffness, and elasticity of the dominant upper trapezius and deltoid muscles. The upper trapezius muscle tone and dynamic stiffness decreased significantly after intervention but its elasticity increasedsignificantly in contrast, the deltoid muscle tone and dynamic stiffness increased significantly after intervention but its elasticity decreased significantly. However, grip strength did not change significantly after intervention. Thus, we conclude that application of a New-sports program can improve shoulder muscle function.

신유형의 뉴스포츠 적용이 어깨 근육 근기능과 악력에 미치는 영향

Jaejin Cho,Seokjoo Lee,Yongchul Kim,Jongmin Lim

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