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    Title: 太極拳纏絲勁旋腰轉脊動作與功能之探討
    Discussion on the silk-reeling energy of Taijiquan focuses on the function of the rotating waist and spiral movement
    Authors: 陽和剛
    劉有德
    Yang, Ho-Kang
    Liu, Yeou-Teh
    Keywords: 太極拳纏絲勁;動態姿勢穩定;姿勢控制
    silk-reeling energy of Taijiquan;dynamic postural stability;postural control
    Date: 2017-12
    Issue Date: 2018-03-16 15:43:14 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 太極拳係一種螺旋纏繞動作的力量，不明此即不明拳，故纏絲勁的發展是太極拳訓練的基本方法之一。纏絲勁是陳式太極拳的基本動作特徵與精髓，其要訣在於運用中氣以達全身協調一致的整體合勁，並透過弧形螺旋纏繞動作以體現去僵求柔的運行要求。本文旨在探討太極拳纏絲勁旋腰轉脊動作與功能，透過肢體的螺旋伸縮運動維持身體中軸脊柱系統的動態穩定狀態，藉由增進穩定中移動與肌力的承重鍛鍊，進而提升腰脊穩定與動態姿勢控制之表現。
    Taijiquan is a practice of spiral movements that generate the silk-reeling energy, and this is essential to understand Taijiquan for practitioners. The development of silk-reeling energy, therefore, is one of the fundamental methods of training Taijiquan. The Silk-Reeling Energy of Taijiquan is the basic movement characteristic of Chen Style Taijiquan. Silk-reeling provides the means by which Central Qi is circulated around the body, and coordinates with the spiral movement naturally forming a screwing motion for eliminating stiffness and improving flexibility. The purpose of this paper was to discuss the practice and function of silk-reeling energy of Taijiquan, maintaining dynamic stability of the spinal system through the spiral movements of the body, and providing efficient load-bearing exercise for muscle strength and moving stability, leading to an improvement of lumbar stability and dynamic postural control.
    Relation: 政大體育研究, 第 24 期, 頁 59-72
    Data Type: article
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