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has been cited by the following article:

• TITLE: The Progress of Biomechanical Researches in Kayaking

  AUTHORS: Meng Li

  KEYWORDS: Biomechanical Research, Kayak, Technology Analysis, Ergometer, Stability

  JOURNAL NAME: Yangtze Medicine, Vol.1 No.1, March 30, 2017

  ABSTRACT: In this review we summarized literatures about biomechanical researches in kayaking. Biomechanical methods provide data on a number of analytical techniques and kayak moving posture for coaches and athletes. 3-D kinematic analysis, on-water dynamic analysis and surface electromyography measurement are the most common methods through which we can assess and describe effects of paddling techniques and training. The purposes of numerous current studies are to identify the factors which restrict kayak performance, make improvement of techniques, prevent and correct mistakes, and develop new type of practical instrument. As a result, we found that although researchers realized the importance of kayaking balance ability and core stability, but balance ability and core stability haven’t been considered yet in mechanics analysis and instrument design fields, nor have the research of muscle working status under unsteady state. Our findings through this literature review reveal important directions for further study in the biomechanical researches in kayaking.