• 沒有找到結果。

如欲進一步研究Flossband 之效果與機制,依據本研究結果建議:

一、 選擇相似運動類型之受試者,且使用該類型之測驗動作;

二、 使用 180mmHg 以上之壓力纏繞 Flossband,並加入一使用壓脈帶加壓之對照組;

三、 規定受試者進行主動恢復之活動範圍,且選用一般實務上使用之主動恢復動作。

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附錄一、受試者須知

感謝您參加本項研究,題目為:「Flossband 是否可以加速肌肉消除疲勞」,本實驗目 的為觀察 Flossband 是否可以加速肌肉消除疲勞及在 Flossband 使用中的肌肉氧飽和度 變化情形。

為避免其他因素之影響,使實驗得以順利進行,敬請遵守下列事項:

一、請據實填寫基本資料。

二、清楚了解本實驗流程。

三、請穿著輕便衣物、短褲,方便操作實驗動作。

四、實驗前48 小時,請勿進行劇烈運動。

五、實驗共五次。於實驗開始前請實驗參與者進行研究中規定之暖身動作,並隨機 抽取其中1 種介入處理順序。

再次感謝您的熱情參與合作!

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附錄二、實驗參與者同意書

本人已詳細閱讀實驗參與者須知內容,且經過研究者解說後,已完全了解實驗內容、

步驟,以及實驗期間可能發生的狀況。本人同意參加此實驗「Flossband 是否可以加速肌

肉消除疲勞」,且在實驗期間會全力配合,並盡自己最大努力來完成此實驗。

實驗名稱:Flossband 是否可以加速肌肉消除疲勞 參與者保護說明

一、您將具有隱私權和匿名的權力。

二、實驗者在實驗內容和實驗目的有告知您的責任。

三、您可以隨時要求解答有關實驗的各種問題。

參與者: (簽名)

日期:

因為您的熱情協助,使本研究得以順利完成,且對運動科學領域有所貢獻,誠摯感謝您 的支持與配合!

國立臺灣師範大學運動競技學系 研究生 詹庭弦敬上

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附錄三、實驗參與者基本資料表

在您瞭解本實驗並且願意參與本實驗後,請填寫下列各項基本資料,讓實驗者瞭解 您的生理狀況以及運動背景,得以使實驗順利進行。而您所填寫的各項資料將會受到嚴 格保密,不會有公開的危險。

參與者姓名:

出生日期:

身高: 公分 體重: 公斤

是否有高血壓、心臟病等心血管疾病:

☐是 ☐否

近12 個月內,是否有下肢肌肉、骨骼、肌腱、韌帶的運動傷害:

☐是 ☐否

如受過傷,受傷部位:

是否痊癒:☐是 ☐否 是否對橡膠或樹脂過敏:

☐是 ☐否

謝謝您如實填寫!

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附錄四 自覺量表

VAS (Visual Analog Scale):肌肉痠痛程度

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

完全沒有痠痛 非常非常痠痛中等痠痛

PRS (Perceived Recovery Scale):恢復程度

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

非常非常差 非常非常良好非常良好普通非常差

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