# The Application of Edge Computing Technology in Strength Training in Hip-Hop Training and Teaching under the Background of Artificial Intelligence and Internet of Things

Authors: Jie Liu; Wei Ren
Journal: Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing
 (2022)

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## Abstract

Edge computing technology in the context of artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things refers to the integration of network core processing functions, computing functions, storage functions, etc., on the basis of an open platform to one end source that is closer to objects or data. In this way, we can provide the closest and most convenient service. Edge computing technology takes the edge as the starting point to respond to network services and meet the basic requirements of real-time activities, intelligent applications, and information security and privacy in various industries. This paper applies edge computing technology in the context of artificial intelligence and Internet of Things to strength training in hip-hop teaching. First of all, this paper introduces the origin, classification, and concept of strength training of hip-hop and then introduces the edge computing technology. It includes edge computing structure, edge computing characteristics, and strength training algorithm based on edge computing. They are Thomas action, Fresno action, and rebound action. Finally, this paper compares the strength training assisted by edge computing technology with the strength training under traditional teaching and conducts strength tests on three basic hip-hop movements. The final experimental results show that edge computing technology is 1.69% higher than the strength training under traditional teaching in terms of the percentage of movement strength, which verifies its effectiveness and feasibility for hip-hop strength training.


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## Body

## 1. Introduction

With the diversified development of people’s spiritual life, hip-hop has gradually become one of the dance forms that many young people love. The continuous prevalence of hip-hop culture has led more and more young people to develop from the beginning of contact and participation to the end as a profession. And hip-hop has also shifted from the earliest streets to indoors and even entered the campus where students study. Many colleges and universities take hip-hop as a means of cultivating students’ physical fitness and start hip-hop classes. Under the background of rapid economic development, professional street dance is different from the past. With the constant emergence of competitions based on it, the development of the hip-hop industry has gradually moved towards a high level of development. It is reflected not only in the increase in the number of professional hip-hop dancers but also in the increasingly stringent requirements for dancers’ dance skills. Although hip-hop has developed rapidly in modern life, because hip-hop originated abroad, the development of hip-hop started later than other countries. Whether it is in the mastery of hip-hop teaching skills or in strength training, hip-hop is relatively backward.Edge computing technology has become one of the representatives of the new technology field under the rapid development of mobile intelligent technology. It is becoming more and more mature, from conceptual consensus to industrial practice and from pilot exploration to commercial application, empowering all walks of life, and becoming an important starting point for promoting the digital transformation of the industry. At present, edge computing has been widely used in many important fields, for example, operators, power energy, industrial manufacturing, intelligent transportation, smart cities, digital entertainment, and other value industries. In the foreseeable future, there will be more and more application scenarios of edge computing, and the value will be brought into play. This paper introduces edge computing into hip-hop strength teaching and training. It can collect, process, and analyze dance skill information and dancer’s muscle data information, realize personalized and precise training, and improve the strength training level and training quality of hip-hop dance.For the research of hip-hop, most of the current domestic research focuses on social and humanities. However, there are few studies on hip-hop training, competition, and teaching, and hip-hop teachers lack a certain theoretical basis in teaching and training. This paper studies and explores hip-hop strength training through edge computing technology under the background of artificial intelligence and Internet of Things and provides new training methods and ideas for future hip-hop teaching.


## 2. Related Work

In recent years, many scholars have carried out research on edge computing technology in the context of artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things. Du analyzes existing methods of portrait data acquisition based on 3D scanning and image reconstruction. He pointed out the blind spots of the existing data collection methods in the data collection of portrait sculpture. He proposed a data collection method for portrait sculpture based on feature description. After determining the data optimization method, he built a portrait sculpture data optimization architecture through mobile edge computing technology. Finally, the efficiency and scalability of the sculpture data optimization method are verified by the multiangle and multidimensional simulation training test results [1]. Han designed a balanced motion development framework using edge computing technology. This framework can guide students to actively participate in physical exercise and develop sports to a higher and more comprehensive level. He used the equilibrium game model to analyze the evaluation system of the balanced development of college sports. The final research results show that the college sports balanced development evaluation system has a good application prospect, which verifies its accuracy and reliability [2]. Ju and Liu designed a software and hardware solution and related communication solution based on edge devices and a new edge computing framework of cloud computing center. After processing the collected human behavior data, the scheme classifies and models the behaviors of the corresponding monitoring objects. They then use distributed computing on edge devices to revise these models with low energy consumption and fast response. The final experimental results show that its recognition speed is more than 30% faster than other algorithms, and the recognition accuracy rate reaches 0.852, which is about 20% higher than traditional recognition [3]. Yu proposed an experimental model that takes mobile edge computing technology as the core and combines data warehouse technology, clustering algorithm, and other methods to build a MEC-based cache mechanism for civil aviation express marketing. He deploys multiple service servers on the base station side close to the edge of the user’s mobile core network to provide nearby computing and processing services for user services. The experimental results show that under the same cache space, the ATC under the LECC mechanism is 4%-9% lower than LENC, 11%-13% lower than LRU, and 18%-22% lower than RR. It verifies its effectiveness [4]. Zheng et al. proposed a sports tourism service application model based on the Internet of Things and edge computing technology. It realizes the functions of internal management control, external coordination, and information release of sports tourism services. They calculated the similarity of sports tourism resources from two levels of feature words and the environment where the sports tourism resources are located. According to the calculation results, they adopt the edge computing method to realize the integration of sports tourism service resources and improve the application effect of the sports tourism service application mode. The shortest data retrieval time of this method is only 2.35 s, which fully verifies the practical application value of this method [5]. Swain et al. merge the edge computing architectures based on Fog and Mist with each other to form a hybrid computing architecture. They also discuss the interoperability between the three computing paradigms and a collective effort to address their respective shortcomings, culminating in fluid computing. By considering use-case scenarios, comparing various feature aspects, and visualizing the technology behind the experiments, they paved the way for implementing machine learning and artificial intelligence in existing models to build smarter devices [6]. To sum up, after several years of exploration, the application of edge computing technology in image formation, education and teaching, and communication construction has been deeply studied by many scholars. But there are not many studies combining it with hip-hop strength training. Therefore, in order to promote the in-depth development of the hip-hop industry, the application of edge computing technology for hip-hop strength training based on artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things is urgent.


## 3. Application Research of Edge Computing Technology in Hip-Hop Strength Training Teaching

### 3.1. Overview of Street Dance Strength Training

#### 3.1.1. The Origin of Hip-Hop

According to research, the word hip-hop comes from black people in the United States, and the Chinese literally translates to hip-hop. Hip-hop culture originated in the Brooklyn area of Manhattan, New York, in the middle and late last century. Brooklyn is a famous slum area in the United States. Because the teenagers in this community are unable to pay for education, they do not have the burden of learning tasks to carry out various activities on the streets of the community all day to find fun, such as singing, dancing, and sports [7]. In this process, due to the strong musical talent of black people themselves, coupled with the active thinking of the younger generation, they found common ground in music, dance, and sports. Innovating on the basis of the original form, the hip-hop movement was born. With the development of the times, it has become one of the most popular dances in the world. Its development process is shown in Figure 1.Figure 1
Hip-hop development history.


#### 3.1.2. Classification of Hip-Hop

There are many kinds of hip-hop dance. Usually, we divide hip-hop into five types: jazz, popping, locking, hip hop, and breaking. Each type of dance has its own unique style and characteristics, and its dance form has different effects on physical function. Hip-hop has a positive effect on improving personal physical fitness, flexibility, response, sensitivity, and muscle strength [8].
(1)
Jazz dance (jazz)Most of them focus on the body’s pose, which mainly reflects the flexibility and explosiveness of the body, focusing on the control and explosiveness of force and strength points. The movements are fast, and the strength is clear. In addition to being full of strength, each movement must also expand the body. For example, keep the body as straight as possible, stretch the arms to the longest, and open the palms to the maximum. All movements must be clean and neat when they stop. Most of the dancers are girls.(2)
Mechanical dance (popping)It is basically the technique of controlling the joints by rapidly contracting and relaxing the muscles in accordance with the rhythm of the music, so that the dancer’s body has a vibrating feeling. This technique is called “pop” or “hit.” Mechanical dancers, also known as “poppers,” use many different movements and postures to match the rhythm of the song.(3)
Locking dance (locking)The lock dance relies on fast, pronounced arm, and hand movements, with relatively relaxed hips and legs [9]. These movements are usually large and exaggerated, often very rhythmic, and closely integrated with the music. The lock dance is quite performance-oriented, often engaging the audience by smiling or giving a high five, some of which are quite comic in nature.
(4)
Hip-hop dance (hip-hop)Hip-hop is the most free dance; it does not have too many limitations. Dancers play freely and pay attention to the rhythm of the body, the combination of footsteps and body joints, and the coordination of the upper and lower limbs. It is easy to learn and easy to get started [10].
(5)
Break dancing (breaking)There are many difficult movements, and most of the movements are done on the floor. Support the ground with hands and perform a series of highly skilled movements. It is mainly divided into rotation, jumping, sliding, floating, brushing legs, somersaults, and kicking. It is characterized by using each part as a fulcrum; the body rotates or jumps; it focuses on physical fitness and requires dancers to have good muscle strength and skills [11].


#### 3.1.3. Strength Training Concept

Hip-hop strength training concepts include the following:(1)
Decomposition form strength training based on the analysis of dancer’s muscle physiological characteristics(2)
To develop the strength of the main target muscle groups through specific forms of weight-bearing resistance training to improve athletic performance(3)
Support the body or move the limbs through the stable reaction force provided by the equipment or the ground, achieve the relative balance of the body’s center of gravity through the coordinated control of the neuromuscular control system to complete the action, and finally achieve the enhancement of muscle strengthVarious complex movements in hip-hop are the combination of functional movements of the human body. It is composed of squat, stride, extension, lift, lunge, forward and backward inclination, and rotation of the trunk in multiple positions, multiple faces, and multiple angles. Strength training for hip-hop requires the help of anatomical, morphological, or tectonic qualities. It decomposes the training movements and analyzes the main muscle groups that exert strength effects, so as to practice local muscles or single muscles and connective tissues of the body. This kind of strength exercise of the trunk and limbs focuses on the increase of local muscle volume and strength. It then improves the use efficiency of power from the overall efficiency of power transmission [12]. The strength training of hip-hop not only pays attention to the strong superficial large muscle groups in the kinematic chain but also pays special attention to the practice of the deep small muscle groups in the core area. Because it is the weak link in the dance chain, it determines the play of the overall strength effect. In addition, the purpose of multidimensional and multijoint strength training for large muscle groups is to make the most muscles participate in the training and improve the auxiliary coordination effect of small muscle groups. It lays the cornerstone for the functioning of the overall dance movement chain, and its process is shown in Figure 2.Figure 2
Hip-hop training process.


### 3.2. Application Research of Edge Computing Technology

#### 3.2.1. Edge Computing Structure

With the application of a variety of new communication technologies and the wide use of high-performance computing technologies with different mechanisms, the edge computing network structure is gradually refined, as shown in Figure3.Figure 3
Edge computing network structure.The edge computing structure extends computing, communication, storage, and other capabilities to the network edge side near IoT devices [13]. The artificial intelligence technology represented by deep learning enables each edge computing node to have the ability to calculate and make decisions. This situation creates good conditions for intelligent applications, so that more complex applications can complete the processing process with the help of the local edge terminal and meet the actual needs (data optimization, agile connection, application intelligence, security and privacy protection, real-time business, etc.) of intelligent applications for data.


#### 3.2.2. Features of Edge Computing

The characteristics of edge computing are different from those of traditional algorithms, as shown in Table1.Table 1
Differences between edge computing and traditional algorithms.
SequenceFeaturesEffect1Geographically denseDeploy many computing platforms to bring services closer to users2Mobile supportSeparation of host identity and location identity for mobile support3PerceptualAllow mobile users to access from the edge server closest to their physical location ask service4ProximityReduce latency in accessing services and improve experience5HeterogeneityDiversity of communication technologies for edge service deliveryEdge computing is developed on the basis of cloud computing [14]. It is different from the data layer of cloud computing. The data layer of cloud computing provides services according to the needs of users for storage and data processing. These include infrastructure services, platform services, and software services. In addition, cloud computing also focuses on allocating and optimizing users’ shared information data, as shown in Figure 4.Figure 4
Cloud computing data layer.Edge computing reduces the load on the cloud by providing resources and services in the edge network. However, edge computing adds to cloud computing by desensitizing sensitive applications to end users. Similar to the cloud, edge service providers are able to provide application, data computing, and storage services to end users, as shown in Figure5.Figure 5
Edge computing data layer.Unlike cloud computing, edge computing is location-aware and mobile-enabled. Compared with cloud computing which uses a centralized model, edge computing uses a distributed model for server distribution [15]. Cloud computing is higher than edge computing in terms of the probability of data routing being attacked. This is due to the long server path. The target users of cloud computing are ordinary Internet users, while the target service users of edge computing are edge users. It is also different from the global scope of cloud computing, which has a limited scope. Finally, edge hardware has limited capabilities, making it less scalable than the cloud. The changes in data processing methods are shown in Figure 6.Figure 6
Changes in the way data is handled.Edge computing is an extension of the cloud computing paradigm, which introduces resources and services from the core network in the cloud to the device side. It is a virtualized platform that provides storage, computing, and network services in the edge network.


### 3.3. Strength Training Based on Edge Algorithm

Many strength training problems in hip-hop teaching can be transformed into fractional optimization problems, which refer to the assumption thatf,g,his a real-valued function defined in the setx∈Rn; leth=h1,k,hmT; consider the single-part formula programming [16]:
(1)FPqx=fxgx,(2)S=x∈X:hx≤0.Assuming thatfx>0 and gx>0 are defined on S, in Formula (1), if at least one function in f,g,h is nonlinear, then FP is called nonlinear fractional programming. If the functions f,g,h are all linear, then FP is called a linear fractional program.In some applications, there is more than one fraction in the objective function, for example,(3)sup∑i=1pqix:x∈S,(4)supmin1≤i≤pqix:x∈S.Among them,(5)qix=fixgixfixand gixare real-valued functions on X, gix>0. Problem GP refers to generalized fractional programming. Both Formula (3) and Formula (4) can be classified as multiobjective fractional programming, namely [17],
(6)maxx∈Sq1x,k,qpx.The optimization problems in this paper are all nonlinear optimization problems, which are expressed as [18]
(7)P1:maxx∈Sqx=fxgx,where S⊆Rn is a compact and nonempty set. The functions f and g are assumed to be continuous functions, gx>0, for all x∈S, and at least one x∈S for fx≥0. According to this assumption, problem P1 has at least one optimal solution. No assumptions are made about the convexity of functions P1 and g. The solution method of a class of problem P2 based on parametric problem solutions is described as follows [19]:
(8)P2:maxx∈Sfx−λgx,λ∈R.For this nonlinear fractional sum problem, a practical method to obtain the global optimal solution is proposed. Consider a fractional sum optimization problem to minimize the sum of fractional functions under convex constraints, expressed as [20]
(9)minFx=∑i=1NFix(10)s.t.gix≤0,i=1,L,mx∈Rnin Fix=fix/hix,i=1,L,N. fix, gix, and hix are all twice continuously differentiable convex functions. Let X=x∈Rngix≤0,i=1,L,m. It is easy to observe that Formula (9) and Formula (10) can be equivalent to the following problem:
(11)minFx=∑i=1Nβi(12)s.t.Fix≤βi,i=1,L,Ngix≤0,i=1,L,mx∈RnIfx¯,β¯ is the solution of Formula (11) and Formula (12), then there exists u¯,i=1,K,N such that x¯ is the solution of the following problem given u=u¯ and β=β¯ [21]:
(13)min∑i=1Nuifix−βihix(14)s.t.gix≤0,i=1,L,mx∈RnAndx¯ also satisfies formula [22] for given u=u¯ and β=β¯:
(15)ui=1hix,i=1,K,N,fix−βihix=0,i=1,K,N.Constraint A is equivalent to B, and the Lagrangian functions of Formula (13) and Formula (14) are expressed as
(16)Lx,β,w,u,v=w∑i=1Nβi+∑i=1Nuifix−βihix+∑i=1mvigix.According to the Fritz-John optimality condition,w,¯u¯,v¯ exists, assuming w¯=0 and u¯=0 can be obtained, since hix>0,i=1,K,N is for all x∈X. Therefore [23],
(17)∑i∈Ix¯vi¯∇gix¯=0,(18)∑i∈Ix¯vi¯>0,vi¯≥0,i∈Ix¯.Among them,Ix¯=igix¯=0,1≤i≤m. According to the Slater condition, there exists a point x′ such that gix′<0,i=1,K,m. Because gix,i=1,K,m is a convex function, we can get [24]
(19)∇gix¯Tx′−x¯≤gix′−gix¯<0,i∈Ix¯.Letd=x′−x¯; ∑i∈Ix¯vi¯∇gix¯Td<0 can be obtained from Formula (18) and Formula (19), which contradicts Formula (17), and thus, w¯>0 can be obtained. Since Formula (13) and Formula (14) are convex programs for u>0 and β>0, which are also sufficient convexity conditions, A is the solution of B and C given by Formula (13) and Formula (14) [25].


## 3.1. Overview of Street Dance Strength Training

### 3.1.1. The Origin of Hip-Hop

According to research, the word hip-hop comes from black people in the United States, and the Chinese literally translates to hip-hop. Hip-hop culture originated in the Brooklyn area of Manhattan, New York, in the middle and late last century. Brooklyn is a famous slum area in the United States. Because the teenagers in this community are unable to pay for education, they do not have the burden of learning tasks to carry out various activities on the streets of the community all day to find fun, such as singing, dancing, and sports [7]. In this process, due to the strong musical talent of black people themselves, coupled with the active thinking of the younger generation, they found common ground in music, dance, and sports. Innovating on the basis of the original form, the hip-hop movement was born. With the development of the times, it has become one of the most popular dances in the world. Its development process is shown in Figure 1.Figure 1
Hip-hop development history.


### 3.1.2. Classification of Hip-Hop

There are many kinds of hip-hop dance. Usually, we divide hip-hop into five types: jazz, popping, locking, hip hop, and breaking. Each type of dance has its own unique style and characteristics, and its dance form has different effects on physical function. Hip-hop has a positive effect on improving personal physical fitness, flexibility, response, sensitivity, and muscle strength [8].
(1)
Jazz dance (jazz)Most of them focus on the body’s pose, which mainly reflects the flexibility and explosiveness of the body, focusing on the control and explosiveness of force and strength points. The movements are fast, and the strength is clear. In addition to being full of strength, each movement must also expand the body. For example, keep the body as straight as possible, stretch the arms to the longest, and open the palms to the maximum. All movements must be clean and neat when they stop. Most of the dancers are girls.(2)
Mechanical dance (popping)It is basically the technique of controlling the joints by rapidly contracting and relaxing the muscles in accordance with the rhythm of the music, so that the dancer’s body has a vibrating feeling. This technique is called “pop” or “hit.” Mechanical dancers, also known as “poppers,” use many different movements and postures to match the rhythm of the song.(3)
Locking dance (locking)The lock dance relies on fast, pronounced arm, and hand movements, with relatively relaxed hips and legs [9]. These movements are usually large and exaggerated, often very rhythmic, and closely integrated with the music. The lock dance is quite performance-oriented, often engaging the audience by smiling or giving a high five, some of which are quite comic in nature.
(4)
Hip-hop dance (hip-hop)Hip-hop is the most free dance; it does not have too many limitations. Dancers play freely and pay attention to the rhythm of the body, the combination of footsteps and body joints, and the coordination of the upper and lower limbs. It is easy to learn and easy to get started [10].
(5)
Break dancing (breaking)There are many difficult movements, and most of the movements are done on the floor. Support the ground with hands and perform a series of highly skilled movements. It is mainly divided into rotation, jumping, sliding, floating, brushing legs, somersaults, and kicking. It is characterized by using each part as a fulcrum; the body rotates or jumps; it focuses on physical fitness and requires dancers to have good muscle strength and skills [11].


### 3.1.3. Strength Training Concept

Hip-hop strength training concepts include the following:(1)
Decomposition form strength training based on the analysis of dancer’s muscle physiological characteristics(2)
To develop the strength of the main target muscle groups through specific forms of weight-bearing resistance training to improve athletic performance(3)
Support the body or move the limbs through the stable reaction force provided by the equipment or the ground, achieve the relative balance of the body’s center of gravity through the coordinated control of the neuromuscular control system to complete the action, and finally achieve the enhancement of muscle strengthVarious complex movements in hip-hop are the combination of functional movements of the human body. It is composed of squat, stride, extension, lift, lunge, forward and backward inclination, and rotation of the trunk in multiple positions, multiple faces, and multiple angles. Strength training for hip-hop requires the help of anatomical, morphological, or tectonic qualities. It decomposes the training movements and analyzes the main muscle groups that exert strength effects, so as to practice local muscles or single muscles and connective tissues of the body. This kind of strength exercise of the trunk and limbs focuses on the increase of local muscle volume and strength. It then improves the use efficiency of power from the overall efficiency of power transmission [12]. The strength training of hip-hop not only pays attention to the strong superficial large muscle groups in the kinematic chain but also pays special attention to the practice of the deep small muscle groups in the core area. Because it is the weak link in the dance chain, it determines the play of the overall strength effect. In addition, the purpose of multidimensional and multijoint strength training for large muscle groups is to make the most muscles participate in the training and improve the auxiliary coordination effect of small muscle groups. It lays the cornerstone for the functioning of the overall dance movement chain, and its process is shown in Figure 2.Figure 2
Hip-hop training process.


## 3.1.1. The Origin of Hip-Hop

According to research, the word hip-hop comes from black people in the United States, and the Chinese literally translates to hip-hop. Hip-hop culture originated in the Brooklyn area of Manhattan, New York, in the middle and late last century. Brooklyn is a famous slum area in the United States. Because the teenagers in this community are unable to pay for education, they do not have the burden of learning tasks to carry out various activities on the streets of the community all day to find fun, such as singing, dancing, and sports [7]. In this process, due to the strong musical talent of black people themselves, coupled with the active thinking of the younger generation, they found common ground in music, dance, and sports. Innovating on the basis of the original form, the hip-hop movement was born. With the development of the times, it has become one of the most popular dances in the world. Its development process is shown in Figure 1.Figure 1
Hip-hop development history.


## 3.1.2. Classification of Hip-Hop

There are many kinds of hip-hop dance. Usually, we divide hip-hop into five types: jazz, popping, locking, hip hop, and breaking. Each type of dance has its own unique style and characteristics, and its dance form has different effects on physical function. Hip-hop has a positive effect on improving personal physical fitness, flexibility, response, sensitivity, and muscle strength [8].
(1)
Jazz dance (jazz)Most of them focus on the body’s pose, which mainly reflects the flexibility and explosiveness of the body, focusing on the control and explosiveness of force and strength points. The movements are fast, and the strength is clear. In addition to being full of strength, each movement must also expand the body. For example, keep the body as straight as possible, stretch the arms to the longest, and open the palms to the maximum. All movements must be clean and neat when they stop. Most of the dancers are girls.(2)
Mechanical dance (popping)It is basically the technique of controlling the joints by rapidly contracting and relaxing the muscles in accordance with the rhythm of the music, so that the dancer’s body has a vibrating feeling. This technique is called “pop” or “hit.” Mechanical dancers, also known as “poppers,” use many different movements and postures to match the rhythm of the song.(3)
Locking dance (locking)The lock dance relies on fast, pronounced arm, and hand movements, with relatively relaxed hips and legs [9]. These movements are usually large and exaggerated, often very rhythmic, and closely integrated with the music. The lock dance is quite performance-oriented, often engaging the audience by smiling or giving a high five, some of which are quite comic in nature.
(4)
Hip-hop dance (hip-hop)Hip-hop is the most free dance; it does not have too many limitations. Dancers play freely and pay attention to the rhythm of the body, the combination of footsteps and body joints, and the coordination of the upper and lower limbs. It is easy to learn and easy to get started [10].
(5)
Break dancing (breaking)There are many difficult movements, and most of the movements are done on the floor. Support the ground with hands and perform a series of highly skilled movements. It is mainly divided into rotation, jumping, sliding, floating, brushing legs, somersaults, and kicking. It is characterized by using each part as a fulcrum; the body rotates or jumps; it focuses on physical fitness and requires dancers to have good muscle strength and skills [11].


## 3.1.3. Strength Training Concept

Hip-hop strength training concepts include the following:(1)
Decomposition form strength training based on the analysis of dancer’s muscle physiological characteristics(2)
To develop the strength of the main target muscle groups through specific forms of weight-bearing resistance training to improve athletic performance(3)
Support the body or move the limbs through the stable reaction force provided by the equipment or the ground, achieve the relative balance of the body’s center of gravity through the coordinated control of the neuromuscular control system to complete the action, and finally achieve the enhancement of muscle strengthVarious complex movements in hip-hop are the combination of functional movements of the human body. It is composed of squat, stride, extension, lift, lunge, forward and backward inclination, and rotation of the trunk in multiple positions, multiple faces, and multiple angles. Strength training for hip-hop requires the help of anatomical, morphological, or tectonic qualities. It decomposes the training movements and analyzes the main muscle groups that exert strength effects, so as to practice local muscles or single muscles and connective tissues of the body. This kind of strength exercise of the trunk and limbs focuses on the increase of local muscle volume and strength. It then improves the use efficiency of power from the overall efficiency of power transmission [12]. The strength training of hip-hop not only pays attention to the strong superficial large muscle groups in the kinematic chain but also pays special attention to the practice of the deep small muscle groups in the core area. Because it is the weak link in the dance chain, it determines the play of the overall strength effect. In addition, the purpose of multidimensional and multijoint strength training for large muscle groups is to make the most muscles participate in the training and improve the auxiliary coordination effect of small muscle groups. It lays the cornerstone for the functioning of the overall dance movement chain, and its process is shown in Figure 2.Figure 2
Hip-hop training process.


## 3.2. Application Research of Edge Computing Technology

### 3.2.1. Edge Computing Structure

With the application of a variety of new communication technologies and the wide use of high-performance computing technologies with different mechanisms, the edge computing network structure is gradually refined, as shown in Figure3.Figure 3
Edge computing network structure.The edge computing structure extends computing, communication, storage, and other capabilities to the network edge side near IoT devices [13]. The artificial intelligence technology represented by deep learning enables each edge computing node to have the ability to calculate and make decisions. This situation creates good conditions for intelligent applications, so that more complex applications can complete the processing process with the help of the local edge terminal and meet the actual needs (data optimization, agile connection, application intelligence, security and privacy protection, real-time business, etc.) of intelligent applications for data.


### 3.2.2. Features of Edge Computing

The characteristics of edge computing are different from those of traditional algorithms, as shown in Table1.Table 1
Differences between edge computing and traditional algorithms.
SequenceFeaturesEffect1Geographically denseDeploy many computing platforms to bring services closer to users2Mobile supportSeparation of host identity and location identity for mobile support3PerceptualAllow mobile users to access from the edge server closest to their physical location ask service4ProximityReduce latency in accessing services and improve experience5HeterogeneityDiversity of communication technologies for edge service deliveryEdge computing is developed on the basis of cloud computing [14]. It is different from the data layer of cloud computing. The data layer of cloud computing provides services according to the needs of users for storage and data processing. These include infrastructure services, platform services, and software services. In addition, cloud computing also focuses on allocating and optimizing users’ shared information data, as shown in Figure 4.Figure 4
Cloud computing data layer.Edge computing reduces the load on the cloud by providing resources and services in the edge network. However, edge computing adds to cloud computing by desensitizing sensitive applications to end users. Similar to the cloud, edge service providers are able to provide application, data computing, and storage services to end users, as shown in Figure5.Figure 5
Edge computing data layer.Unlike cloud computing, edge computing is location-aware and mobile-enabled. Compared with cloud computing which uses a centralized model, edge computing uses a distributed model for server distribution [15]. Cloud computing is higher than edge computing in terms of the probability of data routing being attacked. This is due to the long server path. The target users of cloud computing are ordinary Internet users, while the target service users of edge computing are edge users. It is also different from the global scope of cloud computing, which has a limited scope. Finally, edge hardware has limited capabilities, making it less scalable than the cloud. The changes in data processing methods are shown in Figure 6.Figure 6
Changes in the way data is handled.Edge computing is an extension of the cloud computing paradigm, which introduces resources and services from the core network in the cloud to the device side. It is a virtualized platform that provides storage, computing, and network services in the edge network.


## 3.2.1. Edge Computing Structure

With the application of a variety of new communication technologies and the wide use of high-performance computing technologies with different mechanisms, the edge computing network structure is gradually refined, as shown in Figure3.Figure 3
Edge computing network structure.The edge computing structure extends computing, communication, storage, and other capabilities to the network edge side near IoT devices [13]. The artificial intelligence technology represented by deep learning enables each edge computing node to have the ability to calculate and make decisions. This situation creates good conditions for intelligent applications, so that more complex applications can complete the processing process with the help of the local edge terminal and meet the actual needs (data optimization, agile connection, application intelligence, security and privacy protection, real-time business, etc.) of intelligent applications for data.


## 3.2.2. Features of Edge Computing

The characteristics of edge computing are different from those of traditional algorithms, as shown in Table1.Table 1
Differences between edge computing and traditional algorithms.
SequenceFeaturesEffect1Geographically denseDeploy many computing platforms to bring services closer to users2Mobile supportSeparation of host identity and location identity for mobile support3PerceptualAllow mobile users to access from the edge server closest to their physical location ask service4ProximityReduce latency in accessing services and improve experience5HeterogeneityDiversity of communication technologies for edge service deliveryEdge computing is developed on the basis of cloud computing [14]. It is different from the data layer of cloud computing. The data layer of cloud computing provides services according to the needs of users for storage and data processing. These include infrastructure services, platform services, and software services. In addition, cloud computing also focuses on allocating and optimizing users’ shared information data, as shown in Figure 4.Figure 4
Cloud computing data layer.Edge computing reduces the load on the cloud by providing resources and services in the edge network. However, edge computing adds to cloud computing by desensitizing sensitive applications to end users. Similar to the cloud, edge service providers are able to provide application, data computing, and storage services to end users, as shown in Figure5.Figure 5
Edge computing data layer.Unlike cloud computing, edge computing is location-aware and mobile-enabled. Compared with cloud computing which uses a centralized model, edge computing uses a distributed model for server distribution [15]. Cloud computing is higher than edge computing in terms of the probability of data routing being attacked. This is due to the long server path. The target users of cloud computing are ordinary Internet users, while the target service users of edge computing are edge users. It is also different from the global scope of cloud computing, which has a limited scope. Finally, edge hardware has limited capabilities, making it less scalable than the cloud. The changes in data processing methods are shown in Figure 6.Figure 6
Changes in the way data is handled.Edge computing is an extension of the cloud computing paradigm, which introduces resources and services from the core network in the cloud to the device side. It is a virtualized platform that provides storage, computing, and network services in the edge network.


## 3.3. Strength Training Based on Edge Algorithm

Many strength training problems in hip-hop teaching can be transformed into fractional optimization problems, which refer to the assumption thatf,g,his a real-valued function defined in the setx∈Rn; leth=h1,k,hmT; consider the single-part formula programming [16]:
(1)FPqx=fxgx,(2)S=x∈X:hx≤0.Assuming thatfx>0 and gx>0 are defined on S, in Formula (1), if at least one function in f,g,h is nonlinear, then FP is called nonlinear fractional programming. If the functions f,g,h are all linear, then FP is called a linear fractional program.In some applications, there is more than one fraction in the objective function, for example,(3)sup∑i=1pqix:x∈S,(4)supmin1≤i≤pqix:x∈S.Among them,(5)qix=fixgixfixand gixare real-valued functions on X, gix>0. Problem GP refers to generalized fractional programming. Both Formula (3) and Formula (4) can be classified as multiobjective fractional programming, namely [17],
(6)maxx∈Sq1x,k,qpx.The optimization problems in this paper are all nonlinear optimization problems, which are expressed as [18]
(7)P1:maxx∈Sqx=fxgx,where S⊆Rn is a compact and nonempty set. The functions f and g are assumed to be continuous functions, gx>0, for all x∈S, and at least one x∈S for fx≥0. According to this assumption, problem P1 has at least one optimal solution. No assumptions are made about the convexity of functions P1 and g. The solution method of a class of problem P2 based on parametric problem solutions is described as follows [19]:
(8)P2:maxx∈Sfx−λgx,λ∈R.For this nonlinear fractional sum problem, a practical method to obtain the global optimal solution is proposed. Consider a fractional sum optimization problem to minimize the sum of fractional functions under convex constraints, expressed as [20]
(9)minFx=∑i=1NFix(10)s.t.gix≤0,i=1,L,mx∈Rnin Fix=fix/hix,i=1,L,N. fix, gix, and hix are all twice continuously differentiable convex functions. Let X=x∈Rngix≤0,i=1,L,m. It is easy to observe that Formula (9) and Formula (10) can be equivalent to the following problem:
(11)minFx=∑i=1Nβi(12)s.t.Fix≤βi,i=1,L,Ngix≤0,i=1,L,mx∈RnIfx¯,β¯ is the solution of Formula (11) and Formula (12), then there exists u¯,i=1,K,N such that x¯ is the solution of the following problem given u=u¯ and β=β¯ [21]:
(13)min∑i=1Nuifix−βihix(14)s.t.gix≤0,i=1,L,mx∈RnAndx¯ also satisfies formula [22] for given u=u¯ and β=β¯:
(15)ui=1hix,i=1,K,N,fix−βihix=0,i=1,K,N.Constraint A is equivalent to B, and the Lagrangian functions of Formula (13) and Formula (14) are expressed as
(16)Lx,β,w,u,v=w∑i=1Nβi+∑i=1Nuifix−βihix+∑i=1mvigix.According to the Fritz-John optimality condition,w,¯u¯,v¯ exists, assuming w¯=0 and u¯=0 can be obtained, since hix>0,i=1,K,N is for all x∈X. Therefore [23],
(17)∑i∈Ix¯vi¯∇gix¯=0,(18)∑i∈Ix¯vi¯>0,vi¯≥0,i∈Ix¯.Among them,Ix¯=igix¯=0,1≤i≤m. According to the Slater condition, there exists a point x′ such that gix′<0,i=1,K,m. Because gix,i=1,K,m is a convex function, we can get [24]
(19)∇gix¯Tx′−x¯≤gix′−gix¯<0,i∈Ix¯.Letd=x′−x¯; ∑i∈Ix¯vi¯∇gix¯Td<0 can be obtained from Formula (18) and Formula (19), which contradicts Formula (17), and thus, w¯>0 can be obtained. Since Formula (13) and Formula (14) are convex programs for u>0 and β>0, which are also sufficient convexity conditions, A is the solution of B and C given by Formula (13) and Formula (14) [25].


## 4. Hip-Hop Teaching Strength Training Test

In this experiment, hip-hop strength training was used as the research object, and hip-hop dancers who had danced for 5 years or more and had won the title of professional championship were selected as the experimental objects. The sample size was 10, including 5 in group A and 5 in group B. Group A uses edge computing technology to assist training, and group B uses traditional mode training.


### 4.1. Experimental Conditions and Content

#### 4.1.1. Statistics of Dancers’ Personal Information

In order to improve the accuracy of this experiment and reduce the error, a statistical survey was conducted on the personal information of the dancers of group A and group B who participated in the experiment before the start of the experiment. The statistical results are shown in Tables2 and 3.Table 2
Group A dancers’ personal information.
Serial numberGenderAgeHeight/cmWeight/kgDance ageProfession1Male21175636Student2Male25173605Freelance3Male20181685Student4Male22177657Professional dancer5Male27175656Professional dancerTable 3
Group B dancers’ personal information.
Serial numberGenderAgeHeight (cm)Weight (kg)Dance ageProfession1Male26177677High school teacher2Male23179675Professional dancer3Male25174656Professional dancer4Male20175656Student5Male21180716Student


#### 4.1.2. Test Items

This paper selects three main movement skills in hip-hop strength training as test items, as shown in Table4.Table 4
Strength training test.
SequenceAction nameIntroduction1ThomasFloor spinning in hip-hop breaking2FresnoThe most representative classic action in popping3BkbounceClassic moves in hip-hop dance


#### 4.1.3. Test Muscles

The muscles tested for strength training are shown in Table5.Table 5
Strength training to test muscles.
Action nameTest musclesThomasBrachioradialis, triceps, biceps, anterior deltoid, posterior deltoid, rectus abdominis, external oblique, erector spinaeFresnoBrachioradialis, triceps, biceps, anterior deltoid, posterior deltoid, pectoralis major, trapezius, latissimus dorsiBkbounceTibialis anterior, lateral gastrocnemius, medial gastrocnemius, vastus lateralis, rectus femoris, vastus medialis, biceps femoris, gluteus maximus


### 4.2. Strength Training Test

#### 4.2.1. Thomas Action Strength Test

Figure7(a) shows the percentage of Thomas’ work done under edge computing technology-assisted strength training.Figure 7
Thomas movement strength test.
(a)(b)Figure7(b) shows the percentage of Thomas’ work done under traditional strength training.It can be seen from Figure7 that under the strength training assisted by edge computing technology, the percentage of work done by the brachioradialis is 5.32%, and the percentage of work done by the triceps is 18.71% [26, 27]. The percentage of work done by the biceps was 19.63%, the percentage of work done by the anterior deltoid was 11.15%, the percentage of work done by the posterior deltoid was 17.58%, and the percentage of work done by the rectus abdominis was 9.33%. The percentage of work done by the external oblique muscle was 4.75%, the percentage of work done by the erector spinae was 7.74%, and the mean percentage of work done by the overall work was 11.78%. Under traditional strength training, the percentage of work done by the brachioradialis was 4.87%, the percentage of work done by the triceps was 14.16%, and the percentage of work done by the biceps was 17.98%. The percentage of work done by the anterior deltoid muscle was 11.33%, the percentage of work done by the posterior deltoid muscle was 15.89%, and the percentage of work done by the rectus abdominis was 9.25%. The percentage of work done by the external oblique muscle was 4.14%, and the percentage of work done by the erector spinae was 5.32%. The mean overall work percentage was 10.37%.


#### 4.2.2. Fresno Movement Strength Test

Figure8(a) shows the percentage of Fresno work done under edge computing technology-assisted strength training.Figure 8
Fresno action strength test.
(a)(b)Figure8(b) shows the percentage of work done by Fresno under traditional strength training.It can be seen from Figure8 that under the strength training assisted by edge computing technology, the percentage of work done by the brachioradialis muscle is 17.56%. The percentage of work done by the triceps was 19.32%, the percentage of work by the biceps was 21.22%, and the percentage of work done by the anterior deltoid was 5.35%. The percentage of work done by the posterior deltoid muscle was 17.58%, the percentage of work done by the pectoralis major was 5.28%, the percentage of work done by the trapezius was 7.18%, and the percentage of work done by the latissimus dorsi was 11.54%. Under traditional strength training, the percentage of work done by the brachioradialis was 15.14%, the percentage of work by the triceps was 13.69%, the percentage of work by the biceps was 17.83%, and the percentage of work done by the anterior deltoid was 4.98%. The percentage of work done by the posterior deltoid was 16.71%, the percentage of work by the pectoralis major was 5.17%, the percentage of work by the trapezius was 7.22%, and the percentage of work by the latissimus dorsi was 9.63%. The mean overall work percentage was 11.30%.


#### 4.2.3. Rebound Action Strength Test

Figure9(a) shows the percentage of rebound work under edge computing technology-assisted strength training.Figure 9
Rebound action strength test.
(a)(b)Figure9(b) is the percentage of rebound work done under traditional strength training.It can be seen from Figure9 that under the strength training assisted by edge computing technology, the percentage of work done by the tibialis anterior muscle is 13.11%, and the percentage of work done by the lateral gastrocnemius muscle is 9.87%. The percentage of work done by the medial gastrocnemius was 15.64%, the percentage of work done by the vastus lateralis was 9.42%, the percentage of work done by the vastus medius was 12.34%, and the percentage of work done by the vastus medialis was 11.03%. The percentage of work done by the biceps femoris was 8.29%, and the percentage of work done by the gluteus maximus was 19.11%; the mean of the overall work percentage is 12.35%; under traditional strength training, the percentage of work done by the tibialis anterior muscle was 11.77%. The percentage of work done by the lateral gastrocnemius was 9.25%, the percentage of work done by the medial gastrocnemius was 13.51%, and the percentage of work done by the vastus lateralis was 8.31%. The percentage of work done by the vastus medius was 8.41%, the percentage of work done by the vastus medialis was 11.01%, the percentage of work done by the biceps femoris was 5.28%, and the percentage of work done by the gluteus maximus was 16.69%. The mean overall work percentage was 10.53%.


#### 4.2.4. Muscle Activation Timing and Duration Test

Figure10(a) shows the timing and duration of muscle activation under edge computing technology-assisted strength training.Figure 10
Muscle activation timing and duration testing.
(a)(b)Figure10(b) shows the timing and duration of muscle activation under traditional strength training.It can be seen from Figure10 that under the strength training assisted by edge computing technology, the overall mean of the muscle activation timing of the 5 testers in group A was 1.3436 seconds. The overall mean of duration was 5.894 seconds. Under traditional strength training, the overall mean of the muscle activation timing of the 5 testers in group B was 2.4872, and the overall mean of the duration was 4.6126 seconds.


## 4.1. Experimental Conditions and Content

### 4.1.1. Statistics of Dancers’ Personal Information

In order to improve the accuracy of this experiment and reduce the error, a statistical survey was conducted on the personal information of the dancers of group A and group B who participated in the experiment before the start of the experiment. The statistical results are shown in Tables2 and 3.Table 2
Group A dancers’ personal information.
Serial numberGenderAgeHeight/cmWeight/kgDance ageProfession1Male21175636Student2Male25173605Freelance3Male20181685Student4Male22177657Professional dancer5Male27175656Professional dancerTable 3
Group B dancers’ personal information.
Serial numberGenderAgeHeight (cm)Weight (kg)Dance ageProfession1Male26177677High school teacher2Male23179675Professional dancer3Male25174656Professional dancer4Male20175656Student5Male21180716Student


### 4.1.2. Test Items

This paper selects three main movement skills in hip-hop strength training as test items, as shown in Table4.Table 4
Strength training test.
SequenceAction nameIntroduction1ThomasFloor spinning in hip-hop breaking2FresnoThe most representative classic action in popping3BkbounceClassic moves in hip-hop dance


### 4.1.3. Test Muscles

The muscles tested for strength training are shown in Table5.Table 5
Strength training to test muscles.
Action nameTest musclesThomasBrachioradialis, triceps, biceps, anterior deltoid, posterior deltoid, rectus abdominis, external oblique, erector spinaeFresnoBrachioradialis, triceps, biceps, anterior deltoid, posterior deltoid, pectoralis major, trapezius, latissimus dorsiBkbounceTibialis anterior, lateral gastrocnemius, medial gastrocnemius, vastus lateralis, rectus femoris, vastus medialis, biceps femoris, gluteus maximus


## 4.1.1. Statistics of Dancers’ Personal Information

In order to improve the accuracy of this experiment and reduce the error, a statistical survey was conducted on the personal information of the dancers of group A and group B who participated in the experiment before the start of the experiment. The statistical results are shown in Tables2 and 3.Table 2
Group A dancers’ personal information.
Serial numberGenderAgeHeight/cmWeight/kgDance ageProfession1Male21175636Student2Male25173605Freelance3Male20181685Student4Male22177657Professional dancer5Male27175656Professional dancerTable 3
Group B dancers’ personal information.
Serial numberGenderAgeHeight (cm)Weight (kg)Dance ageProfession1Male26177677High school teacher2Male23179675Professional dancer3Male25174656Professional dancer4Male20175656Student5Male21180716Student


## 4.1.2. Test Items

This paper selects three main movement skills in hip-hop strength training as test items, as shown in Table4.Table 4
Strength training test.
SequenceAction nameIntroduction1ThomasFloor spinning in hip-hop breaking2FresnoThe most representative classic action in popping3BkbounceClassic moves in hip-hop dance


## 4.1.3. Test Muscles

The muscles tested for strength training are shown in Table5.Table 5
Strength training to test muscles.
Action nameTest musclesThomasBrachioradialis, triceps, biceps, anterior deltoid, posterior deltoid, rectus abdominis, external oblique, erector spinaeFresnoBrachioradialis, triceps, biceps, anterior deltoid, posterior deltoid, pectoralis major, trapezius, latissimus dorsiBkbounceTibialis anterior, lateral gastrocnemius, medial gastrocnemius, vastus lateralis, rectus femoris, vastus medialis, biceps femoris, gluteus maximus


## 4.2. Strength Training Test

### 4.2.1. Thomas Action Strength Test

Figure7(a) shows the percentage of Thomas’ work done under edge computing technology-assisted strength training.Figure 7
Thomas movement strength test.
(a)(b)Figure7(b) shows the percentage of Thomas’ work done under traditional strength training.It can be seen from Figure7 that under the strength training assisted by edge computing technology, the percentage of work done by the brachioradialis is 5.32%, and the percentage of work done by the triceps is 18.71% [26, 27]. The percentage of work done by the biceps was 19.63%, the percentage of work done by the anterior deltoid was 11.15%, the percentage of work done by the posterior deltoid was 17.58%, and the percentage of work done by the rectus abdominis was 9.33%. The percentage of work done by the external oblique muscle was 4.75%, the percentage of work done by the erector spinae was 7.74%, and the mean percentage of work done by the overall work was 11.78%. Under traditional strength training, the percentage of work done by the brachioradialis was 4.87%, the percentage of work done by the triceps was 14.16%, and the percentage of work done by the biceps was 17.98%. The percentage of work done by the anterior deltoid muscle was 11.33%, the percentage of work done by the posterior deltoid muscle was 15.89%, and the percentage of work done by the rectus abdominis was 9.25%. The percentage of work done by the external oblique muscle was 4.14%, and the percentage of work done by the erector spinae was 5.32%. The mean overall work percentage was 10.37%.


### 4.2.2. Fresno Movement Strength Test

Figure8(a) shows the percentage of Fresno work done under edge computing technology-assisted strength training.Figure 8
Fresno action strength test.
(a)(b)Figure8(b) shows the percentage of work done by Fresno under traditional strength training.It can be seen from Figure8 that under the strength training assisted by edge computing technology, the percentage of work done by the brachioradialis muscle is 17.56%. The percentage of work done by the triceps was 19.32%, the percentage of work by the biceps was 21.22%, and the percentage of work done by the anterior deltoid was 5.35%. The percentage of work done by the posterior deltoid muscle was 17.58%, the percentage of work done by the pectoralis major was 5.28%, the percentage of work done by the trapezius was 7.18%, and the percentage of work done by the latissimus dorsi was 11.54%. Under traditional strength training, the percentage of work done by the brachioradialis was 15.14%, the percentage of work by the triceps was 13.69%, the percentage of work by the biceps was 17.83%, and the percentage of work done by the anterior deltoid was 4.98%. The percentage of work done by the posterior deltoid was 16.71%, the percentage of work by the pectoralis major was 5.17%, the percentage of work by the trapezius was 7.22%, and the percentage of work by the latissimus dorsi was 9.63%. The mean overall work percentage was 11.30%.


### 4.2.3. Rebound Action Strength Test

Figure9(a) shows the percentage of rebound work under edge computing technology-assisted strength training.Figure 9
Rebound action strength test.
(a)(b)Figure9(b) is the percentage of rebound work done under traditional strength training.It can be seen from Figure9 that under the strength training assisted by edge computing technology, the percentage of work done by the tibialis anterior muscle is 13.11%, and the percentage of work done by the lateral gastrocnemius muscle is 9.87%. The percentage of work done by the medial gastrocnemius was 15.64%, the percentage of work done by the vastus lateralis was 9.42%, the percentage of work done by the vastus medius was 12.34%, and the percentage of work done by the vastus medialis was 11.03%. The percentage of work done by the biceps femoris was 8.29%, and the percentage of work done by the gluteus maximus was 19.11%; the mean of the overall work percentage is 12.35%; under traditional strength training, the percentage of work done by the tibialis anterior muscle was 11.77%. The percentage of work done by the lateral gastrocnemius was 9.25%, the percentage of work done by the medial gastrocnemius was 13.51%, and the percentage of work done by the vastus lateralis was 8.31%. The percentage of work done by the vastus medius was 8.41%, the percentage of work done by the vastus medialis was 11.01%, the percentage of work done by the biceps femoris was 5.28%, and the percentage of work done by the gluteus maximus was 16.69%. The mean overall work percentage was 10.53%.


### 4.2.4. Muscle Activation Timing and Duration Test

Figure10(a) shows the timing and duration of muscle activation under edge computing technology-assisted strength training.Figure 10
Muscle activation timing and duration testing.
(a)(b)Figure10(b) shows the timing and duration of muscle activation under traditional strength training.It can be seen from Figure10 that under the strength training assisted by edge computing technology, the overall mean of the muscle activation timing of the 5 testers in group A was 1.3436 seconds. The overall mean of duration was 5.894 seconds. Under traditional strength training, the overall mean of the muscle activation timing of the 5 testers in group B was 2.4872, and the overall mean of the duration was 4.6126 seconds.


## 4.2.1. Thomas Action Strength Test

Figure7(a) shows the percentage of Thomas’ work done under edge computing technology-assisted strength training.Figure 7
Thomas movement strength test.
(a)(b)Figure7(b) shows the percentage of Thomas’ work done under traditional strength training.It can be seen from Figure7 that under the strength training assisted by edge computing technology, the percentage of work done by the brachioradialis is 5.32%, and the percentage of work done by the triceps is 18.71% [26, 27]. The percentage of work done by the biceps was 19.63%, the percentage of work done by the anterior deltoid was 11.15%, the percentage of work done by the posterior deltoid was 17.58%, and the percentage of work done by the rectus abdominis was 9.33%. The percentage of work done by the external oblique muscle was 4.75%, the percentage of work done by the erector spinae was 7.74%, and the mean percentage of work done by the overall work was 11.78%. Under traditional strength training, the percentage of work done by the brachioradialis was 4.87%, the percentage of work done by the triceps was 14.16%, and the percentage of work done by the biceps was 17.98%. The percentage of work done by the anterior deltoid muscle was 11.33%, the percentage of work done by the posterior deltoid muscle was 15.89%, and the percentage of work done by the rectus abdominis was 9.25%. The percentage of work done by the external oblique muscle was 4.14%, and the percentage of work done by the erector spinae was 5.32%. The mean overall work percentage was 10.37%.


## 4.2.2. Fresno Movement Strength Test

Figure8(a) shows the percentage of Fresno work done under edge computing technology-assisted strength training.Figure 8
Fresno action strength test.
(a)(b)Figure8(b) shows the percentage of work done by Fresno under traditional strength training.It can be seen from Figure8 that under the strength training assisted by edge computing technology, the percentage of work done by the brachioradialis muscle is 17.56%. The percentage of work done by the triceps was 19.32%, the percentage of work by the biceps was 21.22%, and the percentage of work done by the anterior deltoid was 5.35%. The percentage of work done by the posterior deltoid muscle was 17.58%, the percentage of work done by the pectoralis major was 5.28%, the percentage of work done by the trapezius was 7.18%, and the percentage of work done by the latissimus dorsi was 11.54%. Under traditional strength training, the percentage of work done by the brachioradialis was 15.14%, the percentage of work by the triceps was 13.69%, the percentage of work by the biceps was 17.83%, and the percentage of work done by the anterior deltoid was 4.98%. The percentage of work done by the posterior deltoid was 16.71%, the percentage of work by the pectoralis major was 5.17%, the percentage of work by the trapezius was 7.22%, and the percentage of work by the latissimus dorsi was 9.63%. The mean overall work percentage was 11.30%.


## 4.2.3. Rebound Action Strength Test

Figure9(a) shows the percentage of rebound work under edge computing technology-assisted strength training.Figure 9
Rebound action strength test.
(a)(b)Figure9(b) is the percentage of rebound work done under traditional strength training.It can be seen from Figure9 that under the strength training assisted by edge computing technology, the percentage of work done by the tibialis anterior muscle is 13.11%, and the percentage of work done by the lateral gastrocnemius muscle is 9.87%. The percentage of work done by the medial gastrocnemius was 15.64%, the percentage of work done by the vastus lateralis was 9.42%, the percentage of work done by the vastus medius was 12.34%, and the percentage of work done by the vastus medialis was 11.03%. The percentage of work done by the biceps femoris was 8.29%, and the percentage of work done by the gluteus maximus was 19.11%; the mean of the overall work percentage is 12.35%; under traditional strength training, the percentage of work done by the tibialis anterior muscle was 11.77%. The percentage of work done by the lateral gastrocnemius was 9.25%, the percentage of work done by the medial gastrocnemius was 13.51%, and the percentage of work done by the vastus lateralis was 8.31%. The percentage of work done by the vastus medius was 8.41%, the percentage of work done by the vastus medialis was 11.01%, the percentage of work done by the biceps femoris was 5.28%, and the percentage of work done by the gluteus maximus was 16.69%. The mean overall work percentage was 10.53%.


## 4.2.4. Muscle Activation Timing and Duration Test

Figure10(a) shows the timing and duration of muscle activation under edge computing technology-assisted strength training.Figure 10
Muscle activation timing and duration testing.
(a)(b)Figure10(b) shows the timing and duration of muscle activation under traditional strength training.It can be seen from Figure10 that under the strength training assisted by edge computing technology, the overall mean of the muscle activation timing of the 5 testers in group A was 1.3436 seconds. The overall mean of duration was 5.894 seconds. Under traditional strength training, the overall mean of the muscle activation timing of the 5 testers in group B was 2.4872, and the overall mean of the duration was 4.6126 seconds.


## 5. Discussion

Through the comparative test data of edge computing technology-assisted strength training and traditional strength training, the following conclusions can be drawn:(1)
Under the condition that other experimental conditions remain the same, the average power percentage of Thomas action under edge computing technology-assisted strength training is 1.41%, higher than that under traditional strength training(2)
The average work percentage of Fresno movement under edge computing technology-assisted strength training is 1.83%, higher than that under traditional strength training(3)
The average power percentage of rebound action under edge computing technology-assisted strength training is 1.82%, higher than that under traditional strength training(4)
Under the strength training assisted by edge computing technology, the overall mean of the muscle activation timing of the 5 testers in group A was 1.1436 seconds shorter than that of the 5 testers in group B. The overall mean duration of the test was 1.2814 seconds longer than that of the 5 subjects in group BThe entire comparative test data shows that the application of edge computing technology in the teaching of hip-hop strength training is not only conducive to enhancing the core muscle strength of dancers. It enables dancers to release stronger abilities in the process of hip-hop training and is also conducive to accelerating the activation of the dancers’ muscle strength and prolonging the dancers’ strength support time.


## 6. Conclusion

Although the development history of hip-hop movement is only a few decades, it has not only brought wonderful and rich entertainment experiences to people all over the world since its birth. It diversifies the entertainment and leisure life of the people, exercises people’s physical quality, and promotes the improvement of people’s sports ability. As a novel dance form, it affects people all over the world. However, how to promote the hip-hop industry to a higher level and speed up the professionalization of hip-hop is the current development problem. As one of the components of hip-hop teaching, strength training plays a very important role, because it is flexible and has extremely high requirements for dancers, so it is difficult to achieve a perfect training effect in daily teaching. As one of the representatives of information technology, edge computing technology has powerful data processing and analysis capabilities. Applying it to strength training teaching can improve the training level of dancers, awaken the potential energy inside the dancer’s body, and maximize the effect. It can fully excavate the correct teaching method of hip-hop strength training and the value of the effective elements of dancer strength training under the premise of abandoning the negative movement elements in the training process. It makes it serve the teaching of hip-hop and at the same time promotes the sustainable development of the hip-hop industry. Although this paper uses edge computing technology to conduct in-depth research on strength training in hip-hop teaching, there are still many deficiencies. The depth and breadth of this research are not enough. In the process of this research, some interference factors involved in the actual training process of the experimental data and the analysis of the muscle strength of the dancers are also restricted by many factors. The author’s research on the academic level is also limited, and the research on strength training in hip-hop teaching is still in the preliminary stage. In the future research work, we will analyze the teaching characteristics from more perspectives based on the existing technology and level and continuously optimize the science and technology to provide effective support for hip-hop teaching and strength training.



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