Evolution of Sports-medical Team Management in the Program of Posture Correction in Children

Abstract

Goals:The goal of this study was to determine the effectiveness of the organization and coordination of multidisciplinary team consisted of health and kinesiology professionals at the correction of posture among girls in the period of the second phase of intense growth and development.Material and methods:Testing was conducted on a sample of 70 girls, aged 11.9±2.3 years, in which by the expert evaluation is recorded weakness of individual muscle groups, but also of the whole musculature. For the assessment of posture we applied the method of Napoleon Wolanski. Used are 9 variables that included the observed region of the body and an overall assessment of posture. The subjects were included in the program of kinesiology treatment with duration of 28 weeks. For all the parameters have been applied statistical procedures at univariate and multivariate level.Results:Data on subjects were obtained by measuring the same variables at two time points, i.e. before and after the application of kinesiology treatments. Analyses of differences arithmetic mean and mean values were done with the t-test for paired samples. In order to determine global quantitative differences of tested variables tested discriminant analysis was applied. The results showed that the models which complement the experience and practical application of expert health professionals and kinesiology knowledge is a very effective tool for improving posture of girls in the second phase of intensive growth and development. In this way can be prevented health problems that might arise later in life.

Association between Body Composition, Physical Activity Profile, and Occurrence of Knee and Foot Postural Alterations among Young Healthy Adults

“…Studies emphasize that one of the most urgent issues facing contemporary society is the widespread nature of postural abnormalities [6][7][8][9], which might eventually lead to inevitable injuries and pain in the corresponding body organ. Foot and knee postures are known to determine how well the lower extremity operates and may contribute to the individual's propensity for recurrent trauma [10,11].…”

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“…et al, 2015, Zabalueva, T.V. et al, 2017, Torlakovic, A. et al, 2014 indicate that the massive nature of postural disorders is one of the most pressing problems of the modern society. Functional disorders of posture are some of the most common musculoskeletal abnormalities in modern students (Belikova, Zh.A.…”

Characteristic of bio-geometric profile of students’ posture and physical fitness in process of physical education

“…Postures disorders negatively influence on function of internal organs, cardio-vascular, respiratory and digestive systems. They negatively impact on human mental; and physical workability [1,3,8,9,[25][26][27][28][29][30].…”