WO2016189025A1 - Dispositif instrumente d'evaluation et de quantification de parametres physiologiques des membres superieurs d'un sportif et procede associe - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to the field of training devices specifically designed to improve and quantify physiological parameters defining the performance factors of athletes and especially climbing practitioners, also commonly called climbers or climbers or rock climbers.
- the invention relates to an instrumented device for evaluating and quantifying the physiological parameters defining the performance factors of the upper limbs of an athlete and in particular a climber.
- the invention also relates to a method for modeling a sporting ability of said athlete.
- Climbing is a sport that continues to progress in terms of the number of practitioners, the performances achieved and the number of places of practice and training.
- climbing is a "game" of confronting increasingly complex and physically difficult paths or blocks by improving all of its performance factors, such as psychological, technical aspect as well as its biomechanical and physiological factors.
- Climbing is an equilibrium sport consisting in pulling from one grip to another, very hard on the forearms, arms, hands and fingers of climbers.
- many scientific physiological studies have identified that the crucial parameter of a climber's performance lies in his ability to exert forces with the fingertips and withstand the fatigue generated by these efforts.
- coaches and climbers have no scientific or technical means to quantify and improve their performance, particularly the performance of the forearms and arms.
- the various existing recommendations and evaluations remain at a basic level of performing typical exercises of suspensions and / or pulls from an evaluation based on the experience, the literature and / or the feeling of a coach .
- the training diagnoses of beginning and end of the season as well as the typical exercises are not quantified and based on precise and individualized scientific data but only on feelings regarding this or that performance performed.
- the invention aims at providing an instrumented interface for the quantification of at least one physiological parameter of the upper limbs of an individual capable of being secured to a gripping device comprising at least one gripping means allowing said suspension to be suspended.
- said instrumented interface being characterized in that it comprises at least one force sensor measuring a deformation of said interface when an individual exerts a force on said interface via said gripping device and able to produce a value expressing a value of strength.
- physiological parameters is meant the set of quantifiable scientific variables making it possible to define the physiological capacities of the individual, that is to say the performance factors of the individual.
- a gripping device is understood to mean an element comprising one or more gripping means for suspending the individual, such as, for example, a beam, a climbing beam, a drawbar or any other device enabling an individual to suspend and perform exercises, such as push-ups.
- said instrumented interface comprises communication means for transmitting and / or receiving data.
- said instrumented interface comprises at least one force sensor measuring a deformation of said interface when an individual exerts a force on said interface via said gripping device and able to produce a value expressing a value of vertical force.
- a gripping device such as a beam or a pull bar, comprising at least one gripping means; said gripping means for suspending an individual; an instrumented interface according to the invention cooperating with said gripping device.
- said gripping device and said instrumented interface form a single piece.
- said instrumented interface is integrated in said gripping device.
- the subject of the invention is also a method for modeling a force capacity of the upper limbs of an individual implemented by an intelligent device, said method comprising:
- a configuration step consisting in receiving at least one message comprising information of weight (I p0 ids), information conveying a notion of difficulty and information conveying a gripping technique (l tech ); a step of receiving measurement data comprising receiving at least one measurement message comprising at least one information of a force value associated with a time information sent by an instrumented interface according to the invention; a step of calculating at least one physiological parameter representative of the performance of the forearms or the arms of an individual, based on at least said difficulty information (l diff ) and information of value of strength associated with time information;
- said method comprises, before the calculation step, a step of receiving a message comprising at least one piece of information ⁇ I p0 ids) -
- said weight information (Ipoids) and / or said information translating a gripping technique (/ tec / l ) and / or said information translating a notion of difficulty ⁇ l diff ) is a local information inputted by a Man / Machine Interface. .
- said weight information (Ipoids) and / or said information translating a gripping technique (/ tec / l ) and / or said information conveying a notion of difficulty ⁇ l diff ) is information received from a remote source via means of communication.
- said information conveying a notion of difficulty
- ⁇ 1 di ff is information corresponding to the gripping thickness of a gripping means or information relating to the inclination of a gripping means.
- said information translating a gripping technique is chosen in particular from the gripping techniques known in the field of climbing, such as gripping arched fingers, the grasping fingertips ("slope" in English), grasping arched fingers with thumb closure, grasping in the forceps or among the various techniques for grasping a pull bar, such as the various ways of grasping the wrist (supination , pronation or neutral), the different methods of positioning the hands in relation to the shoulder width (hands apart, hands tightened, etc.).
- said weight information (Iweight) is measured.
- the method comprises an assistance step consisting of a transmission of at least one message comprising information relating to a beginning and an end of an exercise to be performed by said individual.
- the calculation step consists of calculating: a force index (SCORE force ) representative of the force of the forearms, the index being a function of said force value information associated with a time information and a function of an equation function of said information translating a notion of difficulty ⁇ l diff ) and the selected gripping technique ⁇ l tech ) and / or;
- a force index (SCORE force ) representative of the force of the forearms, the index being a function of said force value information associated with a time information and a function of an equation function of said information translating a notion of difficulty ⁇ l diff ) and the selected gripping technique ⁇ l tech ) and / or;
- a resistance index representative of the resistance of the forearms of the individual, the index being a function of said force value information associated with a time information and / or;
- the calculation step consists of calculating:
- an index representative of the ability of said individual to perform a succession of tractions with the arms, the index being a function of said force value information associated with a time information and / or;
- an index ⁇ SCORE power representative of the power of the arms of said individual, the index being a function of said force value information associated with a time information and said weight information
- an index ( muscular SCORE). representative of the force load generated by the different muscle groups of said individual, the index being a function of said force value information associated with a time information and said selected grip technique (l tech ).
- the invention also relates to a computer-readable recording medium on which is recorded a computer program comprising program code instructions for implementing the steps of the method according to the invention.
- Intelligent device means a device such as a computer, a phone, a tablet, a laptop, a smart watch, a specialized device, etc.
- Figure 1 schematically illustrates an instrumented device for assessing the physiological capabilities of the upper limbs of an individual, such as an individual practicing climbing.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating the main steps of the method for modeling an upper limb force capacity of an individual implemented by an intelligent device cooperating with said instrumented device according to the invention.
- the common elements bear the same references unless otherwise specified.
- FIG. 1 schematically illustrates an exemplary embodiment of an instrumented device according to the invention making it possible to evaluate the physiological capacities of the upper limbs of an individual 140, and particularly of a climbing practitioner, of a fitness practitioner or even bodybuilding, by the quantification of physiological parameters.
- the instrumented device 100 comprises:
- a gripping device formed by a beam 130 comprising at least one gripping means 131, 132; said gripping means allowing an individual 140, such as a climber, to hang and / or tow and exert a substantially vertical force therein;
- an instrumented interface 120 that can be positioned, for example, between said beam 130 and a support 1 10 (illustrated by way of example in FIG. 1) able to receive said device 100, said instrumented interface 120 having sensors capable of providing a value of force, advantageously vertical, for example by measuring a deformation of said interface 120.
- Said instrumented interface 120 further comprises means for fixing the device 100 on the support 1 10.
- said instrumented interface 120 is an independent and removable piece of said beam 130, so that it is possible to interchange and couple different beams with various gripping means having shapes and dimensions and use a single instrumented interface 120.
- said instrumented interface 120 and said beam 130 are integral with one another so as to form a one-piece assembly.
- said instrumented interface 120 is integrated directly into said beam 130.
- the gripping means 131, 132 are formed by sockets for gripping one or two hands.
- the catches of the beam 130 may have shapes and dimensions to vary the possible grips by the climber.
- the beam 130 comprises a plurality of gripping means advantageously having different shapes and dimensions.
- the dimensions and shapes of the sockets, forming the gripping means, are advantageously coupled in pairs so that the climber has an identical grip for each hand.
- the jacks forming the gripping means can be plugs sculpted directly into said beam 130 or else plugs reported, can be removable or permanently secured to the beam 130.
- the instrumented interface 120 also comprises communication means for communicating with the intelligent device 150, for example a computer, a telephone, a tablet, a laptop, a smart watch, a specialized device, etc. also comprising communication means for exchanging with said instrumented interface 120.
- the intelligent device 150 for example a computer, a telephone, a tablet, a laptop, a smart watch, a specialized device, etc. also comprising communication means for exchanging with said instrumented interface 120.
- specialized device means an intelligent device directly integrated in said interface 120 or in said beam 130.
- the communication means are, for example, wireless communication means as shown in Figure 1 or any other means for transmitting information.
- the intelligent device 150 comprises the software means 1 60 able to implement a method of modeling the capabilities or physiological performance of a climber 140 involved when it exerts a force with its upper limbs, from information measured by said instrumented interface 120.
- the software means 1 60 allow more particularly to quantify the physiological parameters representative of the performance of the forearms and / or arms of a climber.
- the intelligent device 1 50 also comprises a human / machine interface as well as display means for displaying results delivered by the software means 1 60.
- the device 1 00 according to the invention thus makes it possible to collect force information correlated with time information coming from the instrumented surface 1 20. This information resulting from the measurements is then transformed into useful and quantifiable information for a climber or a trainer. This translation is carried out via software means 1 60.
- the climbers and / or trainers have at their disposal a quantified and precise evaluation of the physiological parameters representing the performances of the forearms and the arms of a climber.
- the results obtained by the software are given in the form of index or score, for example in percentage.
- the software means 1 60 can evaluate and quantify in the form of index, or score, the level of strength, resistance and endurance (also called continuity) of a climbing practitioner. These three indices thus make it possible to target the capacities of force production by the fingers according to different levels of fatigue.
- force is meant the ability of an individual to produce force with the fingertips for a short time (of the order of a few seconds and not exceeding 30 seconds). So force score SCORE force indicates the ability of the climber to cross very short and very intense climbing passages with small catches.
- Resistance means the ability of an individual to perform a succession of several high intensity efforts (for example between 80% and 100% of the maximum force) during a period (of the order of a few tens of seconds to a few minutes) without experiencing a decrease in performance due to the effects of muscle fatigue.
- SCORE resistance resistance score indicates the climber's ability to cross climbing passages comprising a succession of several very difficult movements without intermediate relaxation (ie periods of rest).
- Endurance, or continuity is understood to mean the force-producing capacity of said individual when the effects of muscle fatigue are felt.
- SCORE endurance endurance score indicates the climber's ability to cross climbing passages with a large number of movements with or without intermediate relaxation (ie periods of rest).
- the software means 1 60 also make it possible to evaluate the ability of an individual to be towed by quantification in the form of index, or score, of four physiological parameters such as the energy expended by the individual, the power developed by the individual, the weight / power ratio of the individual, as well as the load of muscular effort supported by each muscle group of the individual.
- the energy score SCORE energy is representative of the ability of said individual to perform a succession of tractions with the arms. This ability is particularly requested when the climber crosses a climbing passage requiring to pull with the arms on a large number of movements.
- SCORE power rating is the ability of the climber's arms to hoist it as strongly and as quickly as possible. This ability is particularly required during climbing passages requiring fast movements, dynamic and / or thrown (jump from one outlet to another).
- the weight / power ratio SCORE weight / power ratio represents the ability of the climber (as a whole) to hoist the most strongly and as quickly as possible on the arms. This ability is particularly requested during fast movements, dynamic and / or thrown (jump from one outlet to another).
- the Muscle Muscle Stress Load Score is representative of the effort load generated by the different muscle groups during the pulling exercise. Supported effort is understood to mean the force (expressed in Newton or Kilogram) developed by the muscles of the individual over time as well as the maximum peaks of effort. This effort load score is declined for each muscle group involved in performing the tractions, such as, for example, the group of elbow flexor muscles, the group of elbow extensor muscles, the group of muscles of the anterior trunk, the group of muscles of the posterior trunk.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating the main steps of the method for modeling a force capacity of the upper limbs of an individual implemented by the intelligent device 1 50 cooperating, via the communication means, with said instrumented device 1 00 according to the invention.
- a first step 21 1 said configuration step, the individual enters configuration parameters, such as information translating a technique of grasping I tech and information translating a notion of difficulty l diff .
- the information reflecting a gripping technique is selected from known gripping techniques in the field of climbing, such as gripping arched fingers, gripping fingers fingers ("slope" in English), gripping arched fingers with thumb closure, gripping in clamp.
- the information reflecting the gripping technique can also be selected from the traction bar grasping techniques known in the field of bodybuilding, namely the different modes of gripping the wrist (supination, pronation or even neutral) as well as the different ways of positioning the hands in relation to the shoulder width (hands apart, hands tightened, etc.).
- the information conveying a notion of difficulty diff is, for example, the ep thickness of the grip of the gripping device selected for the evaluation. This information could also relate to the number of fingers used, the inclination of the grip, etc.
- the individual selects a type of grip and a gripping technique that will be used for the determination of physiological capabilities.
- the weight information corresponds to the weight of the individual or to his weight loaded with additional masses.
- This first configuration step 210 can be performed via the Man / Machine interface for example by selecting the configuration parameters directly by the individual. However, this step can also be automated for example during a validation step during which the climber hangs for a few seconds on the selected outlet (s) of the beam 130 so as to validate the right choice of grip and to transmit and to automatically enter the configuration parameters relating to the weight I weight and possibly to the notion of difficulty iff pa r choice of the catch on which the climber hangs.
- a second step 220 the individual follows an exercise program, for example a fatigue program.
- the type of exercise to be followed during this stage is a function of the physiological parameters that the individual wishes to quantify, i.e. the parameters representative of forearm performance or arm performance.
- the exercise program includes all the exercises that are necessary to determine the physiological parameters representative of both the performance of the forearms and the performance of the arms.
- the individual follows a program of "forearm fatigue" during which he exerts on the selected hold a maximum force for 10 seconds and then relaxes during a few minutes. seconds, for example 6 seconds. This operation is repeated several times to allow forearm fatigue.
- this operation is repeated 24 times, which corresponds to an exercise of 384 seconds.
- the individual follows a program of "explosive arm traction" during which it begins with a static suspension of a few seconds (for example 5 seconds) with the arms extended, then performs, in a predetermined time interval, for example between 30 seconds and 1 minute, the greatest number of possible tractions on the selected socket (s).
- the individual can be assisted by the emission of visual and / or sound messages via the Human / Machine interface, the transmission messages indicating, for example, the beginning and / or end of the different phases of the exercises to be performed.
- the instrumented interface 120 measures different values translating a vertical force value applied to the beam 130, each force value being associated with a time information.
- This information is received by the intelligent device 150 via the communication means. This information can be received in real time when performing the exercise program or at the end of the program in the form of a data packet.
- a third step 230 said calculation step, the software means 160 determine, in the form of score, at least one physiological parameter representative of the performance of the arms and / or the forearms of the individual.
- the software means 1 60 determine a mean maximum force value Fmaxi for each repetition of the exercise programs, where ⁇ is the repetition index. For this purpose, the software means 1 60 determine the maximum force value of the repetition, denoted by the peak F (t 1, and determine a mean maximum force value of the repetition by calculating the mean of the force in a time interval, denoted int , centered around the maximum peak force value F (ti as follows:
- the software means 1 60 determine the first index SCORE force representative of the maximum force of the forearms of the individual, the index SCORE force being a function of said value information of force associated with an information of time and function, for example of a polynomial equation of order 4, itself a function of said information translating a notion of difficulty I diff and of the selected gripping technique I tech (for example arcuate gripping, gripping tense, arched grasping with thumb closure, gripping by forceps)
- the first index representing a forearm force score is determined by the following relationship:
- F MAX the highest value of the values of average maximum force Fmoyi determined for all the repetitions
- I diff the information relating to the difficulty, that is to say the thickness (e p ) of the tap selected in our embodiment; a, a, b, c, d: specific coefficients according to the gripping information I tech . configured.
- the first index representing the forearm force score of the individual is for example determined by the following relationship: 1000 x F max
- the software means 1 60 also determine the second index SCORE resistance representative of the resistance of the forearms of the individual, the index SCORE resistance being a function of said force value information measured by the instrumented interface 120 associated with information of time.
- the second index representing the resistance score of the forearms is determined by the following relation:
- F MAX the highest value of the values of average maximum force Fmoyi determined for all the repetitions
- the second index representing the resistance score of the forearms of the individual is determined by the following relation: f ⁇ Îz n (Fmo yi )> 0, SF MAX ⁇
- the software means 1 60 also determine the third SCORE endurance index representative of the endurance of the forearms of the individual, the SCORE endurance index being a function of said force value information measured by the instrumented interface 120 associated with a time information. More particularly, the third index representing the endurance endurance score of the forearms is determined by the following relation: x -LUUU
- - endurance threshold 1.1 x average ⁇ minpics (Fmoyi)) minpics ⁇ Fmoy): the 5 smallest values of average maximum force Fmoyi exerted during the exercise, ie during repetitions.
- ⁇ number of repetitions where the maximum average force of the repetition is less than the stamina threshold
- the software means 1 60 also determine a fourth index SCORE energy representative of the ability of said individual to perform a succession of tractions with the arms; SCORE energy being a function of said force value information measured by the instrumented interface 120 associated with a time information.
- the fourth index representing the energy score spent is determined by the following relationship:
- the software means 1 60 also determine a fifth index SCORE power representative of the power of the arms of the individual.
- the fifth index representing the power score is determined by averaging the five largest power values observed during the exercise.
- the fifth index representing the power score is determined by the following relation:
- SCORE power mean (max P Pics (F (t))) with: - P (F (t)): F Power (t) in the i repetitions; Max peaks: the 5 largest power values observed during the exercise.
- the software means 1 60 also determine a sixth SCORE index weight / power representative of said power of the arms of said individual according to said weight information l weight . More particularly, the sixth index representing the weight / power ratio score is determined by realizing the ratio of the weight weight information to the average of the largest power values observed during the power score exercise. either: weight
- the software means 1 60 also determine a seventh index
- a muscular SCORE representative of the force load generated by the muscles during the traction exercise wherein the muscular score is a function of said force value information measured by the instrumented interface 120 associated with a time and technique information selected gripper (l tech ).
- the seventh muscle SCORE index is declined in a plurality; muscle SCORE, each muscle SCORE group j being associated with the stress load supported by a particular muscle group.
- the seventh index representing the power score is determined by the following relation:
- the software means 160 transmit a transmission message comprising at least one previously calculated score so as to be able to display them on a display communicating with the means. software 1 60.
- the display is the display of the intelligent device 150.
- the instrumented device 100 has been described mainly for the evaluation and the quantification of the physiological performances of a climber.
- the instrumented device 100 can also serve as a training tool for carrying out a training adapted according to the scores obtained by each individual.
- the software means 1 60 generate exercise programs specific to each individual based on the scores obtained and the type of training profile desired by the individual.
- the invention has been particularly described in the field of climbing; however, the invention can also be used in other neighboring fields, in particular for the physiological evaluation of people with pathology of the hand or more generally upper limbs. Such a tool would therefore make it possible to obtain a measurable and quantifiable physiological assessment of individuals and develop specific rehabilitation programs based on the actual physiological capacities of the individual.
- the invention can also be used in the field of bodybuilding or fitness.
- the gripping device described as a climbing beam can easily be replaced by a simple drawbar or by an evolved pull rod that can comprise different type of gripping and / or different inclinations.
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