| 英文摘要 |
This systematic review combines multiple studies to explore the effects of training with flywheel resistance training devices (FRTD) on athletic performance. Compared to traditional gravity-based resistance training, flywheel training provides more dynamic and continuous resistance, allowing muscles to receive effective training stimuli during both acceleration and deceleration phases. This characteristic helps improve muscle strength, power, and coordination, thereby enhancing athletic performance. In recent years, flywheel training has been widely demonstrated to be effective in promoting muscle hypertrophy and strength gains. More recent studies have also indicated its potential to improve sprinting and change-of-direction abilities. While isotonic resistance training is a popular method, it primarily focuses on concentric exercises, often lacking sufficient load during the eccentric phase. Since eccentric contractions are also crucial, one of the most common ways to stimulate such contractions in training is through flywheel resistance training. In conclusion, flywheel resistance training offers a highly efficient and effective method to improve athletic performance, making it a valuable tool for coaches and athletes in planning more efficient training programs. |