Effects of Hand Position with Relation to Elbow and Shoulder Position on Maximum Grip Strength
Journal: JOURNAL OF EXERCISE SCIENCE & PHYSIOTHERAPY (Vol.12, No. 1)Publication Date: 2016-01-25
Authors : Kaushik; Aakriti; Prakash; Niti; Jagga Vinay;
Page : 76-80
Keywords : Grip; VAS; MSD;
Abstract
This study aimed at determining the grip strength at various angles of shoulder and elbow positions and associate them with discomfort at each point. Method: 60 right handed male subjects aged 20- 35 years were taken to measure grip strength at shoulder forward flexion at 0º,45º,90º,135º,180º with elbow at 0º and 90º flexion; discomfort was measured with a VAS scale. Result: scores of grip strength: minimum at 90º elbow and 180º shoulder and maximum at 0º elbow and 180º shoulder. VAS score: the maximum at 0 º elbow and 135 º shoulder and minimum at 0º elbow and 0º shoulder. Conclusion: there exists a relation between grip strength and discomfort.
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