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Original Research

Immediate Effect of Local Vibration Therapy for Sport-induced Fatigue Based on Traditional Chinese Medicine’s Holistic Theory

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Pages 1993-2001 | Published online: 18 Dec 2020

Figures & data

Figure 1 (A) Governing meridian. (B) Foot-bladder meridian. (C) Hand-triple yin meridian.

Notes: Figure 1A–C illustrate the Traditional Chinese Medicine’s meridians that were adopted to guide the local vibration therapies during our intervention.
Figure 1 (A) Governing meridian. (B) Foot-bladder meridian. (C) Hand-triple yin meridian.

Figure 2 (A) Multidimensional Vibration Meridian Instrument. (B) Multi-dimensional Transacupoint Vibration Instrument.

Note: Figure 2A and B show the different instruments that were used for vibration therapy during the intervention.
Figure 2 (A) Multidimensional Vibration Meridian Instrument. (B) Multi-dimensional Transacupoint Vibration Instrument.

Figure 3 Fly-bird Type.

Note: The body position for the stimulation known as the fly-bird type.
Figure 3 Fly-bird Type.

Figure 4 The Two-point Discrimination Threshold Gauge.

Notes: Figure 4 illustrates the Two-point Discrimination Threshold Gauge that was used to measure the accuracy of the pain and fatigue location. In the figure, “A” and “B” were used to measure and obtain pain and fatigue threshold value, and “C” was applied to test and confirm that the threshold was not participant’s subjective feeling.
Figure 4 The Two-point Discrimination Threshold Gauge.

Table 1 Mixed Linear Model Test Results of sEMG

Table 2 Intervention Group Mixed Linear Model Test Results of Two-point Discrimination Threshold