Research on Tensile Recovery Performance of Running Clothing Fabric

Si Si Feng; Li Min Shi; Peng Nie; Na Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.821-822.259

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Research on Tensile Recovery Performance of Running Clothing Fabric

Abstract:

During the process of running, running clothing fabrics are in constantly stretching, rubbing and humid environment. However, the previous investigations of the fabric are usually a single performance or the combination of two performance researches. Therefore, this article will consider the athletes body muscles stretch rate, the athlete body sweat and material degree of friction. It was discussed that the stretch and recovery properties of six running fabrics having been tested and evaluated with orthogonal analysis and variance analysis. At last, fabrics in different parts of the body choose according to the optimal use of them. The result will do good to use these fabrics in running clothing development. It will give some references to the development of functional sports products in the future.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 821-822)

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September 2013

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Si Si Feng, Li Min Shi, Peng Nie, Na Liu

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Fabric Application, Functionality, Orthogonal Design, Running Exercise, Stretch Recovery

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