英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to investigate the accuracy and the variability for the ability of position matching in knee joints through the intervention of kinesio-tape and traditional-tape for soccer players with injured knee. Nine male and eight female college soccer players (age = 20.88±1.97 yr; height = 177.18±5.96 cm; weight = 70.38±3.29 kg) were served as participants in this study under 3 knee conditions: non-taping, kinesio-tape, and traditional-tape, and the perceptual-motor abilities were measured and analyzed the accuracy and the variability by KIN-COM dynamometer system that the participant performed the tasks of knees to reproduce the position in 29, 39, and 49 degree. 3X2X3 three-way ANOVA and the honestly significant difference post hoc test with an alpha level of .05 were adopted to analyze the statistical differences. The results showed that the position matching variability for kinesio-tape was significantly less than traditional-tape (p<.05), and the condition of kinesio-tape is subservient to the accuracy of position matching. Variable error in 29 degree was showed the kinesio-tape was smaller than non-taping (p<.05). The finding indicated that kinesio-tape could enhance the perceptual-motor sensitivity of proprioception to perform the small angle movement in knee, but the enhancement of variable error for the small angle movement caused by traditional-tape that affected the constrain of knee. Kinesio-tape had positive effect of knee in 39 degree that is a mechanical stationary state for the perceptual-motor sensitivity. |