2008
DOI: 10.1002/dev.20322
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Leg preference and interlateral performance asymmetry in soccer player children

Abstract: Strength of leg preference and interlateral asymmetry in kinematics of kicking a ball for power were assessed in 6- to 10-year-old right-footed soccer player children. Leg preference was evaluated separately for three task categories: balance stabilization, soccer related mobilization, and general mobilization. The results showed that while both categories of mobilization tasks were featured by a consistent preference for the right leg, in stabilization tasks we observed lower scores and greater interindividua… Show more

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“…They continued that pedalling asymmetry appears to be related to limb preference and is significantly reduced with an increase of pedalling workload. Differences between lower limbs may remain constant across the age span (Teixeira & Teixeira, 2008). In contrast, Muyor et al (2012) explained that aging is a conditional factor to the sagittal spinal morphology and pelvic tilt in cyclists.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They continued that pedalling asymmetry appears to be related to limb preference and is significantly reduced with an increase of pedalling workload. Differences between lower limbs may remain constant across the age span (Teixeira & Teixeira, 2008). In contrast, Muyor et al (2012) explained that aging is a conditional factor to the sagittal spinal morphology and pelvic tilt in cyclists.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In de ter mi ning fo ot pre fe ren ces, par ti cipants we re as ked which ex tre mity they pre fer red for kic king a sta ti o nary ball and pla ying "seksek" (a tra di ti o nal Tur kish ga me re semb ling hopscotch). [19][20][21][22][23][24] Hand pre fe ren ce was ta ken as the ba sis for the de ter mi na ti on of he misp he re do mi nan ce, and tho se of the ini ti al 161 par ti ci pants who pre ferred right hand and right fo ot or right hand and both fe et we re de ter mi ned as pre fer ring the right si de. Tho se who pre fer red left hand and fo ot and left hand and both fe et we re de ter mi ned as pre ferring the left si de.…”
Section: De Ter MI Na Ti On Of Pre Fer Red and Non-pre Fer Red Si Dementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cuk, Leben-Seljak e Stefancic (2001) sugerem que, enquanto o membro superior direito é mais forte que o esquerdo em 90% das pessoas, no membro inferior essa supremacia de um lado não é tão marcante, sendo que uma proporção de 55% a 75% das pessoas tem o membro inferior esquerdo mais forte. O extensivo recrutamento unilateral, como observado para a mão preferida, está associado a diferenças laterais significativas, chamadas de assimetrias de desempenho (TEIXEIRA, M.;TEIXEIRA, L., 2008). Para a extremidade superior, estudos mostram que um dos fatores determinantes destas diferenças é a maior confiança no membro preferido (TEIXEIRA, M.;TEIXEIRA, L., 2008), mas assimetrias na extremidade inferior ainda são discutidas quanto às suas causas.…”
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“…O extensivo recrutamento unilateral, como observado para a mão preferida, está associado a diferenças laterais significativas, chamadas de assimetrias de desempenho (TEIXEIRA, M.;TEIXEIRA, L., 2008). Para a extremidade superior, estudos mostram que um dos fatores determinantes destas diferenças é a maior confiança no membro preferido (TEIXEIRA, M.;TEIXEIRA, L., 2008), mas assimetrias na extremidade inferior ainda são discutidas quanto às suas causas. Embora diariamente recrutados R. da Educação Física/UEM Maringá, v. 20, n. 3, p. 325-331, 3. trim.…”
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