Plate-forme de vibration: efficacité ou science-fiction ? [Whole-body vibration training: fact or fiction?]

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Title
Plate-forme de vibration: efficacité ou science-fiction ? [Whole-body vibration training: fact or fiction?]
Journal
Revue Médicale Suisse
Author(s)
Gojanovic B., Gremion G., Waeber B.
ISSN
1660-9379
Publication state
Published
Issued date
2008
Volume
4
Number
166
Pages
1712-1716
Language
french
Abstract
Vibration platforms are a new type of fitness equipment promoted for multiples effortless benefits, encompassing muscle strengthening to cosmetic effects, in a minimum of time. Beyond its trendy aspects, positive effects have been observed on strength, body balance and bone mineral density in aged home residents or post-menopausal women. Only minimal or no effects have been found in young sedentaries or athletes. The diversity of vibration settings and modes render the establishment of guidelines for their optimal use difficult. Contraindications are multiple but relative. Sports including vibrations might benefit, or for the sake of proprioceptive rehabilitation. Obese and limited-mobility persons are for the time being the most adequate target population for their use.
Keywords
Humans, Physical Fitness, Vibration/*therapeutic use
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