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國立臺北教育大學 體育學系碩士班 翁梓林、劉強所指導 林國華的 動態轉動慣量球棒對揮棒之影響 （2006），提出Louisville Slugger g關鍵因素是什麼，來自於棒球、揮棒時間、揮棒速度、肌電。
Facing Ted Williams: Players from the Golden Age of Baseball Recall the Greatest Hitter Who Ever Lived
為了解決Louisville Slugger g 的問題，作者Heller, Dave (EDT)/ Boggs, Wade (FRW)/ Wolff, Bob (AFT) 這樣論述：
"The Splendid Splinter," "Teddy Ballgame," "The Kid"--no matter the nickname, Ted Williams was one of the most accomplished hitters in baseball history. He was the last man to hit .400 in a single season, a nineteen-time All-Star, a two-time MVP and Triple Crown award winner, and an inductee into th
e National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1966 . . . all while serving his country in World War II and the Korean War. Far from a conventional biography, Facing Ted Williams aims to offer a different perspective with testimonials from teammates and opponents alike on how Williams was regarded among his pe
ers. See Ted Williams through the eyes of pitchers struggling to put a fastball past his bat, the infielders and outfielders adjusting their positions in the hopes that they can fill the hole where a frozen rope might land, and the catchers as they strategize a Williams at-bat, pitch-by-pitch. Facin
g Ted Williams provides riveting insights from many baseball legends, including: Bob FellerMudcat GrantBobby RichardsonDon LarsenBob FriendAnd many more Whether you're a Red Sox fanatic, a casual baseball fan, or perhaps just an admirer of the fabled war hero and slugger, this book is sure to be a f
resh and compelling look at this classic baseball icon. Much like Williams himself, Facing Ted Williams is sure to be a home run for all walks of baseball fandom, so don't swing and miss Skyhorse Publishing, as well as our Sports Publishing imprint, are proud to publish a broad range of books for r
eaders interested in sports--books about baseball, pro football, college football, pro and college basketball, hockey, or soccer, we have a book about your sport or your team. Whether you are a New York Yankees fan or hail from Red Sox nation; whether you are a die-hard Green Bay Packers or Dallas C
owboys fan; whether you root for the Kentucky Wildcats, Louisville Cardinals, UCLA Bruins, or Kansas Jayhawks; whether you route for the Boston Bruins, Toronto Maple Leafs, Montreal Canadiens, or Los Angeles Kings; we have a book for you. While not every title we publish becomes a New York Times bes
tseller or a national bestseller, we are committed to publishing books on subjects that are sometimes overlooked by other publishers and to authors whose work might not otherwise find a home. Dave Heller spent six years as a freelance writer in Cincinnati, while also appearing in several newspaper
s (Washington Post) and magazines. He recently spent five years as the lead editor at CBS SportsLine.com and is currently a sports web producer for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and a contributor at Seamheads.com. Wade Boggs is a former baseball player who spent eighteen years in the big leagues wi
th the Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, and Tampa Bay Devil Rays (now known as the Rays). On August 7, 1999, he became just the twenty-third player to record 3,000 hits for a career and the first to do so with a home run. He retired in 1999, finishing his career with 3,010 hits (currently twenty-si
xth all-time), a .328 batting average (currently thirty-third all-time), and was elected into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2005. Bob Wolff is the longest-running sportscaster in television and radio history, now in his ninth decade behind the microphone. He is the only broadcaster in histor
y to call the play-by-play championships of all four major pro sports, including Don Larsen’s perfect game in the 1956 World Series. He’s enshrined in the baseball and basketball halls of fame, the National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Hall of Fame, as well as numerous others. In 2009, the broadc
ast booth at Nationals Park in Washington was named in his honor.
動態轉動慣量球棒對揮棒之影響
為了解決Louisville Slugger g 的問題，作者林國華 這樣論述：
本研究目的在於比較正常球棒與動態轉動慣量球棒在跨步期、揮棒期、擊期瞬間、餘勢動作期等揮棒過程之運動學和肌肉活性之差異。以台北市立體育學院甲組棒球隊8名野手為對象（年齡19.88±0.99歲；身高178.63±8.73公分；體重80.13±14.20公斤），利用Motion Analysis System（250Hz）及Biovision信號擷取系統（1000Hz）等儀器，同步擷取兩種不同球棒在揮棒過程中之影像與肌肉活性；並以EVaRT 4.4版分析軟體獲取甜區揮棒軌跡座標、揮棒時間、揮棒速度及雙手肩、肘、腕關節角度等運動學參數；以Acqknowledge3.5.7版分析軟體進行前導手與跟隨手
之伸腕肌、屈腕肌、肱二頭肌與肱三頭肌肌電訊號濾波、修勻及分析，並以最大自主收縮（MVC%）做為各分期平均肌電之標準化；所得之數據以相依樣本t考驗進行統計分析，α定為.05。研究結果發現動態轉動慣量球棒在跨步期（0.92±0.31公尺/秒 vs. 0.62±0.29公尺/秒）與揮棒前期（3.40±1.70公尺/秒 vs. 2.83±1.61公尺/秒）的揮棒速度顯著快於正常棒。而正常球棒在揮棒中期的揮棒時間（0.086±0.027秒 vs. 0.105±0.016秒），以及在揮棒後期（22.72±2.12公尺/秒 vs. 20.75±2.37公尺/秒）和擊球瞬間（23.09±1.91公尺/秒 vs
. 21.28±2.56公尺/秒）的揮棒速度等均顯著短於及快於動態轉動慣量球棒。動態轉動慣量球棒在揮棒期跟隨手屈腕肌平均肌電（44.27±17.19％ vs. 34.07±11.46％）以及揮棒期後期前導手肱三頭肌平均肌電（92.57±40.66％ vs. 64.13±30.48％）顯著大於正常球棒。研究認為動態轉動慣量球棒在揮棒初期有較快的揮棒時間與揮棒速度，但由於動態轉動慣量球棒的滑動質量在揮棒中期會移動至球棒最外側，而增大球棒的轉動慣量，使揮棒晚期與擊球瞬間的揮棒速度反而低於正常球棒，且增加相關肌群的肌電量。因此，本研究證實球棒轉動慣量的大小會影響揮棒表現。
Bluegrass Brawlers: The Story of Professional Wrestling in Louisville
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為了解決Louisville Slugger g 的問題，作者Cosper, John/ Cornette, Jim/ Bolin, Kenny 這樣論述：
As the Attitude Era drew to a close in the early 2000s, the WWE already had an eye to the future. The stars who would succeed the Rock, Stone Cold, and the Undertaker were already well on their way to the big time, and Louisville, Kentucky had a front row seat to the future. They were all here - Cen
a, Orton, Batista, Lesnar. They were all on display every Wednesday night for free at Ohio Valley Wrestling's Davis Arena. Alongside established stars like the Big Show and Mark Henry, the Superstars of Tomorrow trained under the watchful eye of Jim Cornette and Danny Davis, waiting for their moment
. More would follow in their footsteps. Some were already close by, like the brash young heel lighting it up every week for Southern Indiana's IWA Mid-South promotion, CM Punk. As stunning as that time in history now appears, it was only one of many golden wrestling eras for Louisville, Kentucky, a
city that has always loved its fight sports. "Bluegrass Brawlers: The Story of Professional Wrestling in Louisville" covers them all, from the earliest days when wrestling was king to the vibrant independent scene of today. Beginning in 1880 with tales of circus stars and barn-storming grapplers, "B
luegrass Brawlers" chronicles the evolution of a sport and the city that embraced it. Louisville was one of many towns to play host to William Muldoon, the "solid man of sport" and the first true professional athlete in American history who proved to be the first true villain in Louisville wrestling
history. Louisville bore witness to the first golden age of the sport in the years leading up to World War I. Top stars like Joe Stecher, Charlie Cutler, and the Zbyszko brothers all wrestled on stage at the opera house, and the sport's first true superstar gained the name that would make him famou
s here - Ed "Strangler" Lewis. Promoter Heywood Allen made weekly wrestling a local tradition in the late 1930s, playing host to world champions like Orville Brown, Cowboy Bill Longson, Lou Thesz, and Mildred Burke. Louisville also saw a number of masked men, freaks, and novelty acts pass through to
wn as well as weddings, and alligator, and the legendary Ginger the Wrestling Bear. Allen was one of many promoters to bring African American stars to prominence, including Louisville's own "Black Panther" Jim Mitchell. In the 1960s Louisville saw the in-ring debut of the greatest manager of all tim
e, teenage Bobby Heenan. Then in 1970 Louisville became the number two town for the hottest promotion in the country, Jerry Jarrett's Memphis Wrestling. For more than two decades the city thrilled to the Tuesday night showcases starring Jerry Lawler, Dutch Mantell, Bill Dundee, and dozens more. Loui
sville also became part of the proving ground for future stars like Hulk Hogan, Randy Savage, Sting, the Ultimate Warrior, the Undertaker, Kane, the Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, and the Louisville Slugger, Jim Cornette. "Bluegrass Brawlers" covers it all, from 1880 to 2014. Through newspaper accou
nts, biographies, documentaries, and personal interviews, author John Cosper compiled the story of a city, a sport, and the unique impact both had on one another. The book also includes an introduction from Jim Cornette, more than 60 photos, and a final word from John Cena's former manager, Kenny "S
tarmaker" Bolin. "Bluegrass Brawlers" is a must read for wrestling fans, sports fans, fans of the great city of Louisville, and anyone who can appreciate a good tall tale.