Predictive Value of Native Computed Tomography in Low Energy Vertebra Fracture Risk Assessment

Bokov, Andrey; Àlex,; Aleynik, er; Rasteryaeva, Marina; Kutlaeva, Marina; Mlyavykh, Sergey; Anderson, D. Greg

doi:10.21767/2471-8173.100009

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“…An a priori power calculation was performed (G*Power 3.1) based on the work of Reddy et al [27] with power at 0.80 and alpha at 0.05. Using the results for SBP as the dependent variable, the partial eta squared, determined from the F ratio and sample size was 0.43, resulting in a required sample of eight participants per group and is in agreement with the previous research [28].…”

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Effects of a 4 week touch rugby and self-paced interval running intervention on health markers in active young men

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Background Modified team sport activity has been proposed as effective exercise modality for promoting markers of health that are comparable or greater than continuous forms of activity. However, research using modified team sports is currently limited to sedentary populations using 2-3 sessions across a minimum of 8 weeks. Aim To investigate the effects of a 4-week touch rugby and self-paced interval running intervention on a range of health markers in active men. Methods Sixteen participants (age 26.4 ± 6.4 years) were matched for age, demographic and physical activity before completing a single touch rugby (n = 8) or running (n = 8) session per week for 4 weeks. Measures of systolic and diastolic blood pressure, resting heart rate (RHR), body composition and biochemical status were recorded pre-and post-intervention. Results ANCOVA analysis revealed between-group differences for impedance (P = 0.027), fat mass (P = 0.008), percentage body fat (P = 0.008) and fat-free mass (P = 0.002), with greater changes after touch rugby. Systolic blood pressure decreased for both groups with greater reductions observed after touch rugby (P = 0.002). No between-group difference was observed for RHR, interleukin-6 or C-reactive protein (P > 0.05). Contrasting internal, external and perceptual loads were observed. Conclusion The results of this study suggest that a single session of touch rugby over a 4-week period elicited greater improvements in body composition and SBP than self-paced running, with both being equally beneficial for improving RHR, diastolic blood pressure and inflammatory status in active young men.

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Effects of a 4 week touch rugby and self-paced interval running intervention on health markers in active young men

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“…The scientific literature has already shown the importance of physical activity in reducing childhood obesity [25,37]. Moreover, Ubago et al [38] declared that playing football reduces body fat levels and BMI in youth development, while Mota et al [39] showed an increase in lean mass and leg strength after a six-month football program. It is important to highlight that important health problems in adults have been detected along with high BMI and percentage of body fat values during prepubertal and pubertal ages [40].…”

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Physical Fitness, Body Composition, and Adherence to the Mediterranean Diet in Young Football Players: Influence of the 20 mSRT Score and Maturational Stage

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This study aimed to analyze the differences in physical fitness variables, body composition, and adherence to the Mediterranean diet according to the cardiorespiratory fitness and the maturational stage in young football players. A total of 194 male football players (aged 8–16) from three football sport schools participated in this study. Data on cardiorespiratory fitness (the 20-m shuttle run test), anthropometric measurements, handgrip strength, respiratory capacity (forced spirometry), and adherence to the Mediterranean diet (KIDMED questionnaire) were collected. Players were divided into two groups depending on their maturational stage (prepubertal n = 127 and pubertal n = 67). The results show a direct relationship between low levels of cardiorespiratory fitness and body mass index, as well as body fat and leg fat. Similarly, players with lower cardiorespiratory fitness presented higher values of handgrip strength in the prepubertal state. On the other hand, improvements in respiratory values were observed in the pubertal state with the rest of the parameters when the cardiorespiratory fitness was increased. Therefore, the promotion of recreational football that encourage and develop cardiorespiratory fitness is a key factor and can be used as an effective sport activity to promote physical fitness and healthy habits in children and adolescents as well as within the population that is already physically active.

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“…Twenty-four male students from 3rd grade in one of the elementary schools that has 60 3rd grade students in the Beykoz district in Istanbul participated in the study. According to the G*Power software (V.3.1.9.7) that is used in many studies, there was statistical power of 85%, alpha of 0.05 and effect size (ES) of 0.50 [19][20][21] total of 24 male children aged under 10 years from classes A and B were randomly assigned to two groups. For age groups, the average age was taken on the day that the post-tests were conducted.…”

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The effect of football basic technical training using unilateral leg on bilateral leg transfer in male children

2020

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This experiment investigted transfer of skills from dominant leg limb to non-dominant leg limb and vice versa in dribbling with the ball, juggling and passing/shooting technics of soccer for inexperienced male children. 24 male student age of 10 years from 3th grade who have not involved in a football club as a player. In football basic technical practices, dominant leg (DL) group just used their dominand leg/foot, and non-dominant leg (NDL) group just used their non-dominant leg/foot. Practice phase applied one time a week between February and May on the football field with synthetic grass. The results showed there were not exist no significant difference between the transfers from dominant leg group to non-dominant group or vice versa. On the other hands, performance of all technics improved on dominant and non-dominant groups for the comparison of pre- and post-tests. The findings suggest that the transfer of learning skills could be more effective from non-dominant leg limb to dominant leg limb significantly for technics of juggling, dribbling and kicking.

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Predictive Value of Native Computed Tomography in Low Energy Vertebra Fracture Risk Assessment

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References 34 publications

Effects of a 4 week touch rugby and self-paced interval running intervention on health markers in active young men

Effects of a 4 week touch rugby and self-paced interval running intervention on health markers in active young men

Physical Fitness, Body Composition, and Adherence to the Mediterranean Diet in Young Football Players: Influence of the 20 mSRT Score and Maturational Stage

The effect of football basic technical training using unilateral leg on bilateral leg transfer in male children

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