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Task-Oriented Effects of Various Exercise Learning (Dart Throwing) on Proprioception

Abstract

Purpose In this study, 45 students were divided into task oriented group, task oriented intermittent group, and continuous group, and the effect of each variable on learning was changed to angle of the arms' we checked. Methods This study was conducted for 45 days from March 13 to 18, 2017 for five days in the 20 generals living in Changwon city. Dart and goniometer were used for the measurement. In the exercise program, darts were placed on a smooth, hard surface of 1.5M height and the distance to the subject was set 1.5m away. In the dart throw practice, all three groups were marked with an elbow flexion 30° on the wall, and the subjects were instructed to throw the dart at that point. Results Comparisons between groups showed significant differences between the continuous taskoriented training group and the intermittent taskoriented training group and the control group at the end of training (*** P <0.001). Conclusion This study showed that the intermittent taskoriented training method showed the highest effect (*** P <0.001), which proved that the intermittent method is the most effective exercise method among the three groups.



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Task oriented group Task oriented intermittent group Dart throwing Proprioception Feedback



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  • 한국연구재단
  • 국회도서관
  • KCI 문헌 유사도 검사 서비스