Research Article
[Retracted] Progress Planning Method of Strength Quality Training of Volleyball Players Based on Data Mining
Table 2
Training methods of trunk strength of volleyball players.
| Denomination of dive | Effect | Using instruments | Weight (%) | Number of groups × frequency |
| One hand side pull | Internal and external oblique muscle of abdomen | Big dumbbell | 55∼65 | 3∼3 × 7∼12 | Weight-bearing swivel | Internal and external oblique muscles, gluteus maximus | Barbell | 65∼75 | 3∼4 × 6∼9 | Weight lifter | Biceps femoris, gluteus maximus | Barbell | 75∼85 | 5∼6 × 6∼11 | Bow body | Biceps femoris, gluteus maximus | Barbell | 75∼85 | 6∼8 × 2∼4 | Width pull-up | Stretch trunk, knee and foot flexors | Barbell | 75∼85 | 6∼ × 2∼4 | Straight leg hard pull | Biceps femoris, gluteus maximus | Barbell | 75∼85 | 6∼8 × 2∼4 | Abdominal curl | Rectus femoris, iliopsoas, rectus abdominis | Sand coat, bell piece | 55∼65 | 3∼ × 9∼12 | Inclined plate abdomen and leg lifting | Rectus femoris, iliopsoas, rectus abdominis | Sand shinguard or confrontation | 55∼65 | 3∼ × 4∼12 |
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