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    Determination of the Crank-arm Length to Maximize Power Production in Recumbent Cycle Ergometry

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    Author
    Too, Danny
    Williams, Christopher D.
    Keyword
    Human Powered Vehicles
    Kinesiology
    Crank Arm
    Recumbent Cycling
    Journal title
    Human Power
    Date Published
    2000-04-01
    Publication Volume
    51
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12648/2420
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    The purpose of this study was to determine the crank-arm length that would maximize peak, mean and minimum power outputs in a recumbent cycling position. Nineteen male volunteers were each tested with five pedal crank-arm lengths (110, 145, 180,230 and 265 mm) according to a randomized sequence on a free-weight Monark cycle ergometer. The 30-second Wingate Anaerobic Cycling test was performed in a recumbent position (750 seat-tube angle, backrest perpendicular to the ground) against a resistance of 85 g/kg of the subject's body mass (5.0 J/crank rev/kg BM). Curve estimation with regression analysis revealed that the crank-arm lengths to maximize peak power, mean power and minimum power are J24 mm, 175 mm and 215 mm, respectively.
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    Originally published in Human Power: Technical Journal of the IHPVA.
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