Impact of balance exercises on the elimination of functional muscular disorders in volleyball players

Kanásová, Janka; Czaková, Natália; Divinec, L.; Veis, Alexandra; Solvesterova, Maria

doi:10.16926/par.2019.07.18

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“…Weakening of the abdominal muscles promotes the development of lumbar lordosis. A number of authors [39][40][41] inter alia have reached similar conclusions in their research work. Differences in posture between men and women have been con rmed by several researchers.…”

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Spinal curvature in female and male university students with prolonged bouts of sedentary behaviour

Cepková

Zemková

Šooš

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Background: seated behaviour and a lack of physical activity among university students may cause changes to posture leading to health problems. We were interested whether between-gender differences in spinal curvature exist among university students with a predominantly sedentary lifestyle. Methods: a group of 20 female (age 20 ± 0.73 years) and 39 male (age 20 ± 1.08 years) university students with a predominantly sedentary lifestyle participated in the study. The thoracic and lumbar curvature was evaluated while standing and sitting using the Spinal Mouse. Results: showed that 10% of the female students and 30.77% of the male students had thoracic hyperkyphosis, while 10% of the female students and 2.56% of the male students suffered from lumbar hyperlordosis in the standing posture. In the sitting posture, 0% of the females and up to 30.77% of the males had mild thoracic hyperkyphosis, and 25.00% of the females and 23.90% of the males had mild lumbar hyperkyphosis. Conclusions: these findings indicate that differences between the sexes as regards to curvature of the spine exist. Prolonged sitting during university courses could contribute to their poor posture. It is therefore necessary to focus purposefully on compensation exercises that eliminate postural deviations in female and male young adults.

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Spinal curvature in female and male university students with prolonged bouts of sedentary behaviour

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Zemková

Šooš

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“…Among students, this arises from adaptation to a daily mobility regime in which the same muscle groups are overused, leading to faulty mobility stereotypes [ 37 , 38 ]. Research confirms the occurrence of sexual dimorphism of shortened and weakened muscles with a trend towards a greater occurrence of shortened muscles among the male population and weakened ones among the females [ 39 – 41 ]. Differences in posture between men and women have been confirmed by several researchers [ 42 – 44 ].…”

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Sedentary lifestyle of university students is detrimental to the thoracic spine in men and to the lumbar spine in women

Cepková,

Zemková,

Šooš

et al. 2023

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Background Sitting for long periods of time and lack of physical activity in young adults can cause postural deterioration leading to rapid onset of fatigue and increase the risk of back pain. We were interested in whether there are gender differences in spinal curvature among university students with a predominantly sedentary lifestyle. Methods 20 sedentary female (age 20 ± 0.73 years) and 39 sedentary male university students (age 20 ± 1.08 years) participated in this study. Their thoracic and lumbar curvatures were assessed while standing and sitting using a Spinal Mouse. Results In standing, 80.0% of the females and 69.2% of the males had a neutral position of the thoracic spine (33.25° and 35.33°, respectively). However, more males, 30.8%, than females, 10.0%, had hyperkyphosis (54.27° and 47.0°, respectively). Hypokyphosis was found in 10.0% of the females (18.50°) and none in the males. Similarly, 90.0% of the females and 97.4% of the males had neutral position of the lumbar spine (-33.11° and -29.76°, respectively). Increased hyperlordosis was found in 10.0% of the females and 2.6% of the males (-41.0° and -50.0°, respectively). Hypolordosis was not detected in either females or males. In sitting, on the other hand, 70.0% of the females and only 33.3% of the males had a neutral position of the thoracic spine (30.20° and 30.62°, respectively). Increased hyperkyphosis was found in 46.2% of the males (59.76°) and none of the females. 30.0% of the females and 23.1% of the males had light hypokyphosis (47.50° and 46.67°, respectively). Similarly, 70.0% of the females and only 38.5% of the males had a neutral position of the lumbar spine (7.0° and 6.6°, respectively). 35.9% of the males and only 5.0% of the females had a light hypokyphosis (16.14° and 16.0°, respectively). Slightly increased hyperkyphosis was identified in 25.6% of the males and 25.0% of the females (23.9° and 22.5°, respectively). Conclusion There are significant gender differences in spinal curvature. While in the thoracic spine it was to the detriment of the males when both standing and sitting, in the lumbar spine it is related to the females only when standing. It is therefore necessary to eliminate these spinal deviations in young adults induced by prolonged sitting during university courses by appropriate recovery modalities.

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“…The nature of service quality is dynamic, i.e. it changes according to what the customer needs for a service (Akter, Wamba, & D'Ambra, 2019;Kanasova et al, 2019;Putranta & Supahar, 2019). This is a challenge for service provider companies to continue to maintain the quality of the services they provide at different times.…”

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The Effect of Service Quality on Fitness Customer Satisfaction

susanto¹

2023

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The research aims to examine the effect of partial service quality on member satisfaction of fitness and simultaneous service quality on member satisfaction. The design of the research based on its purpose is to include explanatory research. The research population was members, and a total sample of 50 respondents was taken. Data analysis techniques using multiple regression analysis with SPSS version 17. Hypothesis testing is done partially and simultaneously. The results showed that partially tangible, reliability, responsiveness, assurance, and emphaty significantly influence member satisfaction. Therefore, simultaneously tangible, reliability, responsiveness, assurance, and emphaty significantly influence member satisfaction. The coefficient of determination (R square) of 87.2% means the service quality variable is able to explain its effect on changes in the satisfaction variable and the remaining 12.8% is explained by other variables. Thus, service quality has a significant effect on member satisfaction or fitness customers

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Impact of balance exercises on the elimination of functional muscular disorders in volleyball players

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Spinal curvature in female and male university students with prolonged bouts of sedentary behaviour

Spinal curvature in female and male university students with prolonged bouts of sedentary behaviour

Sedentary lifestyle of university students is detrimental to the thoracic spine in men and to the lumbar spine in women

The Effect of Service Quality on Fitness Customer Satisfaction

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