| 英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of myofascial compression bands in facilitating muscle recovery after fatigue and whether they can accelerate the restoration of fatigued muscles. Methods: Twelve healthy, physically active male university students (aged 18-30) participated in this study. Muscle fatigue was induced through 100 consecutive countermovement jumps (CMJ). The effects of myofascial compression bands combined with voluntary muscle contractions on performance recovery were examined using CMJ, squat jump (SJ), and vertical jump (VJ) tests. Repeated measures one-way ANOVA was used to analyze differences among pre-test, mid-test, and post-test results. Results: The intervention with myofascial compression bands resulted in significant improvements in neuromuscular-related parameters, including the 30-millisecond peak rate of force development (p = .045), jump height (p < .001), RSImod (p < .001), and eccentric utilization ratio (p < .001). These findings suggest that myofascial compression bands may aid in neuromuscular fatigue recovery and enhance neuromuscular performance. Conclusion: The application of myofascial compression bands combined with voluntary muscle contractions significantly contributes to neuromuscular fatigue recovery. This study demonstrated that the intervention effectively restores jumping performance in CMJ and VJ. Therefore, myofascial compression bands may help maintain and restore neuromuscular-related sports performance, making them particularly valuable for sports requiring speed and explosiveness. |