Effects of push-up exercise with hip adduction on the COP deviation and the serratus anterior and L1 paraspinal muscles

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[Purpose] This study investigated the effect of push-up exercise with hip adduction on the COP deviation and SA and L1 spinal muscle activation. [Subjects] Twelve males aged 20-30 years were recruited. [Methods] We measured the COP deviation and SA and L1 spinal muscle activities during push-up exercise with and without hip adduction [Results] The COP deviation significantly decreased and the SA and L1 spinal muscles were significantly increased during push-ups with hip adduction when compared with push-ups without hip adduction. [Conclusion] We thought that the push-up exercise with hip adduction might help to selectively strengthen the SA.

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Kim, M. H., & Yoo, W. gyu. (2013). Effects of push-up exercise with hip adduction on the COP deviation and the serratus anterior and L1 paraspinal muscles. Journal of Physical Therapy Science, 25(7), 783–784. https://doi.org/10.1589/jpts.25.783

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