英文摘要 |
Respiratory muscle training (RMT) is a practice widely applied in the clinical diagnosis and medical fields. Moreover, the respiratory muscle function is also one of the factors affecting sport performance, especially in endurance sports. Thus, RMT conducted using specialized equipment became an effective method to improve performance. However, the body requires a period of adjustment to the training since the respiratory muscle is located near the human core, which leads to induced intra-abdominal pressure that stimulates the diaphragm during core exercises. Alternatively, nonrespiratory maneuvers may reduce the discomfort associated with such training. This paper focuses on the impacts of nonrespiratory maneuvers on RMT and related physiological mechanisms, including a search through databases for similar studies, to conclude that optimal results can be achieved by nonrespiratory RMT when exercises center on the transverse abdominal muscle, internal oblique abdominal muscle to produce a 65% transdiaphragmatic pressure. |