Menstruasyonun Anaerobi̇k Güce Etki̇si̇

Çakmakçi, Evrim; Sanioğlu, Ahmet; Patlar, Süleyman; Çakmakçi, Oktay; Çınar, Vedat

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“…It has been hypothesized that physical performance changes throughout a menstrual cycle due to various mechanisms such as variable muscle activation, thermoregulation, metabolism and body composition of the individual. Some uneasiness and physiological and emotional changes felt during this period have the potential to affect the course of sportive activity [4]. Although some female athletes feel a decrease in their physical capacity during the menstrual cycle, some female athletes who are able to cope with pain and similar problems caused by menstruation have performances crowned with Olympic medals during their menstrual periods [5].…”

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Kinesiophobia and fear avoidance behaviors in collegiate female athletes during menstruation

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2023

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Background and Study Aim. The menstrual cycle can be a factor affecting performance in female athletes if accompanied by pain. In this study, authors aimed to examine how menstruation pain affects kinesiophobia and fear avoidance behavior in female athletes. Material and Methods. Study included a total of 50 female athletes aged 18-35 years. The athletes were divided into 3 groups as Group 1 (With Pain), Group 2 (No Pain) and Group 3 (Intermittent Pain) according to their pain experience during menstruation. The groups were compared in terms of kinesiophobia and fear avoidance behaviors. Kinesiophobia was evaluated with the Tampa Kinesiophobia Scale (TKS), fear avoidance behaviors were evaluated by using Fear Avoidance Beliefs Questionnaire (FABQ). Results. There was a significant difference between the 3 groups in terms of both TKS and FABQ scores (p<0.05). In terms of TKS, there was no significant difference between Group 1 and Group 3 (p>0.05), there was a significant difference between Group 1 and Group 2 and between Group 2 and Group 3 (p<0.05). There was a significant difference in favor of Group 1 in all pairwise comparisons in terms of FABQ scores (p<0.05). Pain intensity was associated with TKS and FABQ. Conclusions. A significant majority of female athletes experienced pain during menstruation, exhibited kinesiophobia and fear avoidance behavior due to pain. Since kinesiophobia and fear avoidance behavior can be a limiting factor for the athlete's optimum performance, female athletes should be supported in order for them to develop coping methods.

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Kinesiophobia and fear avoidance behaviors in collegiate female athletes during menstruation

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“…VA ortalamaları 56.33 kg ve boy ortalamaları 164.6 cm olarak tespit etmiştir. Wingate Testi sonuçlarına göre; menstruasyon fazda anaerobik güç değerleri ortalaması 429.73±62.58 W, ovulasyon fazında ise 409.68±57.44 W olarak bulmuşlar, fakat istatistiksel açıdan fazlar arası herhangi bir farklılık görülmemiştir.Çalışmamıza yakın fazlarda yapılan ve anaerobik güç verileri açısından çalışmamızı destekleyen bir başka çalışmada, Çavlıca[13]; yaş ortalamaları 20.73±3.5 yaş; boy uzunlukları 171.36±6.30 cm ve VA ortalamaları 65.52±6.45 kg olan 11 kadın voleybolcu üzerinde yapmış olduğu anaerobik güç testini menstrual faz ve ovulasyon fazlarında uygulamışlar, anaerobik güç değerlerine ulaşmak için uyguladıkları dikey sıçrama testi ortalamaları menstrual fazda 45.82±5.…”

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Adolesan Voleybolcularda Menstruasyonun Anaerobi̇k Güce Ve Akti̇f Siçrama Performansina Etki̇si̇

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The aim of this study; to research effect of menstrual cycle to anaerobic power and active jumping performance at adolescent volleyball athletes. Paired Sample T Test has been used for statistical analysis. We were not found any statistical differences between after test values of relative maximum, average and minimum anaerobic power data (p>0.05). We found numerical differences between maximum and average height of active jumping values with maximum and average flying time. But these differences were not significant statistical difference (p>0.05). Result, menstrual cycle did not influence anaerobic power and active jump performance at adolescent volleyball athletes. Athletes showed similar performance after tests during their menstrual phases and follicular phases. We thought that reason associated with their training ages. Athletes participation to training sessions like continuously, thought that it has made standard answers to the exposed similar workloads and resistances at different times.

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Effect of Menstrual Pain on Sleep Quality and Anaerobic Performance

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2023

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This study aimed to examine the effect of menstrual pain on sleep quality and anaerobic performance in women and the relationship between menstrual symptoms, sleep quality, and anaerobic performance. The study consisted of 22 (20.64 ± 1.91 years) healthy young women. The participants were divided into two groups according to their verbal expressions as menstruating with pain (n=11) and menstruating without pain (n=11). The study used a calendar-based counting method reported by women and an ovulation prediction kit to determine urinary LH surge. After the menstrual cycle phases were determined, Wingate anaerobic performance test measurements were applied to the participants in three phases (late follicle, ovulation and mid-luteal phase). Besides, the Pittsburgh sleep quality index was used to determine women’s sleep quality, and the menstrual symptom scale was used to measure menstrual symptoms. Mann-Whitney U test, one of the non-parametric tests, was used in the data analysis. In statistical analysis, the level of significance was accepted as p < 0.05. Spearman correlation analysis was used to determine the relationship between menstrual pain, sleep quality and anaerobic performance. As a result, the average sleep quality of the participants was higher than the painless group. Menstrual symptom scale "pain symptoms", and "coping methods" scores and menstrual symptom scale total scores differed between the groups. The study found that the power drop score, one of the anaerobic performance scores, differed between the groups in the mid-luteal phase. As a result of the correlation test, menstrual pain and sleep quality were associated with anaerobic performance.

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Menstruasyonun Anaerobi̇k Güce Etki̇si̇

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Kinesiophobia and fear avoidance behaviors in collegiate female athletes during menstruation

Kinesiophobia and fear avoidance behaviors in collegiate female athletes during menstruation

Adolesan Voleybolcularda Menstruasyonun Anaerobi̇k Güce Ve Akti̇f Siçrama Performansina Etki̇si̇

Effect of Menstrual Pain on Sleep Quality and Anaerobic Performance

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