Dorsālfleksijas apjoma saistība ar potītes aktīvo stabilitāti RSU vīriešu basketbola komandai
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2020
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Rīgas Stradiņa universitāte
Rīga Stradiņš University
Rīga Stradiņš University
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Pētījuma nosaukums: dorsālfleksijas apjoma saistība ar potītes aktīvo stabilitāti RSU vīriešu basketbola komandai.
Pētījuma mērķis: noskaidrot dorsālfleksijas apjoma saistību ar potītes aktīvo stabilitāti.
Pētījuma metodes: Pētījumā piedalījās 19 Rīgas Stradiņa universitātes vīriešu komandas basketbola spēlētāji, vecumā no 20 līdz 31 gadam, ar vidējo vecumu 23 gadi. Pētījuma rezultātu analīzē tika izmantoti 12 spēlētāju dati, kuri atbilda iekļaušanas kritērijiem. Pētījumā, kā novērtēšanas instrumenti, tika izmantota aptaujas anketa, iPhone aplikācija Dorsiflexi locītavas apjoma noteikšanai un Y balansa tests, lai noteiktu potītes aktīvo stabilitāti.
Rezultāti: “Dorsifleksi” aplikācijas un Y balansa testa rezultāti liecina, ka pastāv saistība starp dorsālfleksijas apjomu un potītes aktīvo stabilitāti dalībnieku labās kājas potītēm. Visizteiktāk Dorsālfleksijas apjoma ierobežojums bija saistīts ar Y balansa testa rezultātu anterior virzienā, tomēr dorsalfleksijas apjoms ierobežojums ietekmēja Y balansa testa rezultātus arī posterolateral un posteromedial virzienos. Tomēr apskatot citus iegūtos datus, netika atrasta sakarība starp dorsālfleksijas apjomu, ķermeņa masas indeksu, nogurumu. Tāpat arī nebija statistiski ticamas sakarības ar Y balansa testa rezultātiem ar iepriekš minētajiem datiem.
Secinājumi: Pat minimāla atšķirība starp dorsālfleksijas apjomu potītēm samazina potītes aktīvo stabilitāti potītei ar mazāku dorsālfleksijas apjomu. Dorsālfleksijas apjoms būtiski ietekmē Y balansa testa anterior virziena rezultātus. Šī pētījuma dalībnieku vidū labāka aktīvā stabilitāte un dorsālfleksijas apjoms ir atspēriena kājas potītei.
Title of the study: the relationship between the amount of dorsiflexion and the active stability of the ankle for the RSU men's basketball team. The aim of the study: to determine the relationship between the amount of dorsiflexion and the active stability of the ankle. Research methods: participants in this study were 19 men's basketball players of the Riga Stradins University team, aged 20 to 31, averaged 23 years. Data from 12 players who met the inclusion criteria were used to analyze the results of the study. The study used a questionnaire, an iPhone application to determine the volume of the Dorsiflex joint, and a Y-balance test to determine the active stability of the ankle as evaluation tools. Study results: The results of the “Dorsiflexi” application and the Y balance test show that there is a relationship between the amount of dorsiflexion and the active stability of the ankle in the ankles of the participants’ right leg. The limitation of the amount of dorsiflexion was most strongly related to the result of the y test in the anterior direction, however, the limitation of the amount of dorsiflextion also affected the results of the y test in the posterolateral and posteromedial directions. However, looking at other obtained data, no correlation was found between the amount of dorsiflextion, body mass index and fatigue. There was also no statistically significant correlation between the results of the y test and the data above. Conclusions: Even a minimal difference between the amount of dorsiflexion in the ankles reduces the active stability of the ankle in the ankle with a lower amount of dorsiflextion. The amount of dorsiflextion significantly affects the results of the anterior direction of the Y balance test. Among the participants of this study, better active stability and the amount of dorsiflextion are in the ankle of the dominant leg.
Title of the study: the relationship between the amount of dorsiflexion and the active stability of the ankle for the RSU men's basketball team. The aim of the study: to determine the relationship between the amount of dorsiflexion and the active stability of the ankle. Research methods: participants in this study were 19 men's basketball players of the Riga Stradins University team, aged 20 to 31, averaged 23 years. Data from 12 players who met the inclusion criteria were used to analyze the results of the study. The study used a questionnaire, an iPhone application to determine the volume of the Dorsiflex joint, and a Y-balance test to determine the active stability of the ankle as evaluation tools. Study results: The results of the “Dorsiflexi” application and the Y balance test show that there is a relationship between the amount of dorsiflexion and the active stability of the ankle in the ankles of the participants’ right leg. The limitation of the amount of dorsiflexion was most strongly related to the result of the y test in the anterior direction, however, the limitation of the amount of dorsiflextion also affected the results of the y test in the posterolateral and posteromedial directions. However, looking at other obtained data, no correlation was found between the amount of dorsiflextion, body mass index and fatigue. There was also no statistically significant correlation between the results of the y test and the data above. Conclusions: Even a minimal difference between the amount of dorsiflexion in the ankles reduces the active stability of the ankle in the ankle with a lower amount of dorsiflextion. The amount of dorsiflextion significantly affects the results of the anterior direction of the Y balance test. Among the participants of this study, better active stability and the amount of dorsiflextion are in the ankle of the dominant leg.
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Physiotherapy
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Health Care
Physiotherapy
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Health Care
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Atslēgas vārdi: potītes locītava, dorsālfleksija, aktīvā stabilitāte, basketbols., Keywords: ankle joint, dorsiflextion, active stability, basketball.