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Pairs of karate athletes use when wrestling Characteristics of low back muscle strength [Abstract] The con-trex isokinetic dynamometer system for karate athletes wrestling back muscle testing. Results: 1 athletes in the back stretch, flexor group’s greatest strength, rapid strength and power of endurance to be better than two athletes on; athletes back flexor, extensor group of average peak torque ratio (F / E) are With the accelerated pace of the increase; as the speed increases, a group of athletes back extensor strength of the decrease is less than two players. [Keywords:] wrestling back the power characteristics of Karate Karate movements often use wrestling, which is a highly individual sport confrontational, power quality in the fierce confrontation in the play a very important role. In terms of the mobilization process to mobilize the greatest strength is sometimes, and sometimes the power to mobilize the outbreak, while the vast majority of the time under stress, the strength endurance to play a stalemate, namely: in the static and dynamic state of motion, the high load resistance of muscle fatigue during exercise capacity. For a long time, due to equipment conditions, people frequently use the process of wrestling karate athletes, the main developments in the understanding of muscle strength is also very vague, involving case studies in this area is also less, which to some extent, affected and restricted the Karate course of the campaign wrestling athletes frequently use the level of training and further development and improvement. An object of study and methods 1.1 subjects Any good group and the general group from the extract of a karate school athletes, 16 Wu, excellent group (an athlete), the general group (two players) of the eight named subjects of this study. 1.2 Experimental Methods (A) experimental apparatus: Swiss production con-trex isokinetic muscle strength testing system, height and weight instrument. (2) subjects tested joints, t