The study design is a randomised, controlled, parallel, two-arm trial. The subjects are randomly assigned to one of the study groups: the intervention group or the control group. The study will analyze the applicability of the tensegrity principle in the massage therapy. The main aim of this study is to examine if the tensegrity principle can be used in massage therapy to increase the effectiveness of the intervention. Contractile and passive mechanical properties are assessed before and after the intervention.
Age range
18 Years – 24 Years
Sex
MALE
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Change in maximal displacement of the deltoid muscle after therapy compared to baseline
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in maximal displacement of the latissimus dorsi muscle after therapy compared to baseline
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in maximal displacement of the and peroneus longus muscle after therapy compared to baseline
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in delay time of the deltoid muscle after therapy compared to baseline.
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in delay time of the latissimus dorsi muscle after therapy compared to baseline.
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in delay time of the peroneus longus muscle after therapy compared to baseline.
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in contraction time of the deltoid muscle after therapy compared to baseline.
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in contraction time of the latissimus dorsi muscle after therapy compared to baseline.
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in contraction time of the peroneus longus muscle after therapy compared to baseline.
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in sustain time of the deltoid muscle after therapy compared to baseline.
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in sustain time of the latissimus dorsi muscle after therapy compared to baseline.
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in sustain time of the peroneus longus muscle after therapy compared to baseline.
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in relaxation time of the peroneus longus muscle after therapy compared to baseline.
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in relaxation time of the deltoid muscle after therapy compared to baseline.
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in relaxation time of the latissimus dorsi muscle after therapy compared to baseline.
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in oscillation frequency of the deltoid muscle after therapy compared to baseline.
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in oscillation frequency of the latissimus dorsi muscle after therapy compared to baseline.
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in oscillation frequency of the peroneus longus muscle after therapy compared to baseline.
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in dynamic stiffness of the deltoid muscle muscle after therapy compared to baseline.
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in dynamic stiffness of the latissimus dorsi muscle after therapy compared to baseline.
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in dynamic stiffness of the peroneus longus muscle after therapy compared to baseline.
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in logarithmic decrement of the deltoid muscle after therapy compared to baseline.
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in logarithmic decrement of the latissimus dorsi muscle after therapy compared to baseline.
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in logarithmic decrement of the peroneus longus muscle after therapy compared to baseline.
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in mechanical stress relaxation time of the deltoid muscle after therapy compared to baseline.
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in mechanical stress relaxation time of the latissimus dorsi muscle after therapy compared to baseline.
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in mechanical stress relaxation time of the peroneus longus muscle after therapy compared to baseline.
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in creep of the deltoid muscle after therapy compared to baseline.
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in creep of the latissimus dorsi muscle after therapy compared to baseline.
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session
Change in creep of the peroneus longus muscle after therapy compared to baseline.
Timeframe: 1) baseline, 2) immediately after the massage session