Influence of Long-Lasting Balancing on Unstable Surface on Changes in Balance

Tchórzewski, Dariusz; Jaworski, Janusz; Bujas, Przemysław

doi:10.2478/v10038-010-0022-2

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“…The same protocol has been performed as both feet lateral and both feet transfer. Trying scores have been recorded [48].…”

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The effect of functional and supportive classic strength trainings in basketball players on aerobic strength, dynamic balance and body composition

Türker¹,

YÜKSEL²

2021

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Background and Study Aim. It has been aimed to investigate the effects of functional and supportive classic strength trainings in basketball players on aerobic strength, dynamic balance and body composition. Material and Methods. In the study, the test group has performed functional + supportive classic strength training (n=15; 20, 8 ± 1,7 year) three days in a week for eight weeks. Within the process, test and control groups have also continued basketball technical tactics trainings two days in a week. The control group (n=15; 21, 06 ± 1,9 year) has not performed any strength training. The participants have been tested in terms of height, body weight, skinfold calipers, watt bike pro ramp aerobic capacity test and libra see saw balancing board test. When identifying the percentage of body fat, lunge formula has been used. The data has been evaluated with Repetitive Measurements Anova Test. Results. In comparing the group x time interaction, while the developmental difference in the values of VO2max Estimate (mg/kg/min), MET, the percentage of body fat and Left foot lateral balance test has been found out statistically substantial in test and control groups, no significant difference in lateral balance on both feet, right foot lateral balance the measurements and transfer balance measurements on both feet has been found out. Conclusions. As a consequence, it has been seen that functional and supportive strength trainings have contributed to the percentage of body fat, aerobic capacity and dynamic balance. In the planning of yearly training it has been seen that functional strength trainings in preparation phase will contribute to the development levels of basketball players.

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“…The same protocol has been performed as both feet lateral and both feet transfer. Trying scores have been recorded [48].…”

Section: Data Collection Process Watt Bike Pro Ramp Test Protocolmentioning

confidence: 99%

The effect of functional and supportive classic strength trainings in basketball players on aerobic strength, dynamic balance and body composition

Türker¹,

YÜKSEL²

2021

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“…After 3 trials, 3 more trials were applied with other foot after a 5-minute interval. The balance scores were recorded [47].…”

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2020

IJAEP

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Aim; CrossFit is a sports branch which started as a training model and constituted its discipline by increasing gradually. The present study aims to examine the anaerobic power and dynamic balance changes of freestyle and Greco-Roman wrestlers who perform CrossFit training. Material and Method; The study was conducted with 40 male wrestlers who compete in the Turkish Wrestling Major League in the season of 2015-2016. Data form was distributed in order to determine the demographic characteristics of participants. Specialist physician support was provided during the application of tests and training programs. The values were recorded to the data form by creating measurement parkour and applying 30 seconds of anaerobic power test on Wattbike Pro after the body weight, length and age were recorded respectively. The recorded measurements were organized in MS Excel spreadsheet program. Two way ANOVA was used for repeated measures in the determination of differences between the pre and post measurement of participants' anaerobic power and balance values. Findings; The average pretest values for anaerobic absolute peak power of wrestlers in the experimental group were determined as 847.40 ± 186.98 watt and average posttest values were determined as 942.55 ± 193.77 watts. While the average pretest values for anaerobic relative peak power were determined as 7.32 ± 0.87 watts/kg and average posttest values were determined as 7.79 ± 0.75 watt/kg, the average pretest values for anaerobic absolute average power were determined as 522.40 ± 94.09 watt and average posttest values were determined as 563.75 ± 91.04 watt. The average pretest values for anaerobic absolute peak power of wrestlers in the control group were determined as 812.35 ± 137.37 watts and the average posttest values were determined as 878.45 ± 129.64 watts. While the average pretest values for anaerobic relative peak power were determined as 6.96 ± 0.7 watts/kg and average posttest values were determined as 7.23 ± 0.87 watt/kg, the average pretest values for anaerobic absolute average power were determined as 525.45 ± 82.8 watt and average posttest values were determined as 553.25 ± 78.1 watt. When dynamic balance values were examined, it was determined that the average pretest values for balance score of wrestlers in the experimental group were 19.82 ± 4.92 and the average posttest values were 14.12 ± 4.15, the average pretest values for balance score of wrestlers in the control group were 20.60 ± 5.77

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“…The scope of difficulties was presented on the screen as two parallel lines distributed at both sides of a movement pattern. These parameters were determined based on the previous studies carried out on a Libra seesaw balance board ( Tchórzewski et al, 2010 ).…”

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Body Posture Stability in Ski Boots Under Conditions of Unstable Supporting Surface

Tchórzewski¹,

Bujas²,

Jankowicz-Szymańska³

2013

Journal of Human Kinetics

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The authors attempted to determine whether: (1) there are differences in stability between the conditions of standing in ski boots and barefoot, (2) the type of surface affects stability, and, (3) the level of stability differs between the frontal and sagittal planes. The study included 35 young male recreational skiers aged 20.71 ±0.63 years. Measurements of stability were taken by means of a Libra seesaw balance board. The conditions of soft surface were created by attaching an inflated cushion to the board. The experiment was carried out on both rigid and soft surface for both movement planes and two different conditions: maintaining the seesaw balance board in the horizontal position and performance of a particular balancing task. All the tests were performed with visual feedback. Restricted ankle joint mobility that results from wearing ski boots caused a reduction of stability in studied subjects, particularly in the sagittal plane. The differences found in the study were likely to be caused by the difficulty the beginners experienced in re-organizing muscular coordination in hip joint strategy and effectively using mechanical support of ski boots that reduces lower limb muscle tone. The use of the soft surface improved stability exhibited by the subjects in the frontal plane without compromising the stability in the sagittal plane. The soft surface might have contributed to a reduction in excessive corrective movements, thus improving stability in studied subjects. The aim of this study was to determine the effect of limitation of foot mobility and disturbances in afferent information from the plantar mechanoreceptors due to wearing ski boots on the level of postural stability in beginner skiers under conditions of the unstable support surface.

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Influence of Long-Lasting Balancing on Unstable Surface on Changes in Balance

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The effect of functional and supportive classic strength trainings in basketball players on aerobic strength, dynamic balance and body composition

The effect of functional and supportive classic strength trainings in basketball players on aerobic strength, dynamic balance and body composition

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