Relationship Between Explosive Muscle Strength and Medial Longitudinal Arch of the Foot

Lizis, Paweł; Posadzki, Paul; Smith, Toby

doi:10.3113/fai.2010.0815

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“…The results of our study differ from the results of those by Lizis, Posadzki & Smith (2010), which indicate the absence of statistically signifi cant differences in the manifestation of explosive strength of legs comparing to the postural status of longitudinal foot arch in both male and female respondents. The results do not match the research by Aleksandrovic & Kottaras (2015) either, in which there was no statistically signifi cant difference in the manifestation of explosive strength of lower extremities in relation to the postural foot status.…”

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“…Rezultati našeg istraživanja razlikuju se od rezultata istraživanja Lizisa. Posadzkog i Smita (Lizis, Posadzki & Smith, 2010), koji ukazuju na nepostojanje statistički značajne razlike u ispoljavanju eksplozivne snage nogu u odnosu na posturalni status longitudinalnog svoda stopala kod ispitanika oba pola. Takođe, rezultati se ne podudaraju ni sa istraživanjem Aleksandrovića i Kotarasa (2015), u kojem nije utvrđena statistički značajna razlika u ispoljavanju eksplozivne snage donjih ekstremiteta u odnosu na posturalni status stopala.…”

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Odnos posturalnog statusa stopala i eksplozivne snage nogu adolescenata / Relation Between the Postural Feet Status and Explosive Strength of Lower Extremities in Adolescents

Protić-Gava

Šćepanović

Kojić³

2016

SIZ

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The aim of this study was to determine the differences in the manifestation of explosive strength of legs and pelvis girdle regarding the degree of drooping medial arch of the feet and also according to gender differences. The research covered 90 respondents (45 males and 45 females), from the Secondary School Economics in Novi Sad, aged 15 ± 0.5. The status of the foot arch was determined by using the clinical method, and the explosive strength by motoric tests of standing long jump and triple jump. For identifying the differences, One-Factor Analysis of Variance was used, χ2 - test and Student t - test for independent samples, at the final degree of p≤0.00. Statistically significant differences were identified between the respondents with good and extremely poor foot status (p≤0.00) and the respondents with poor foot status (p≤0.000). Also, when it comes to gender, there were statistically significant differences in foot arch status and both motor tests (χ2=9.867; p≤0.007).

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Odnos posturalnog statusa stopala i eksplozivne snage nogu adolescenata / Relation Between the Postural Feet Status and Explosive Strength of Lower Extremities in Adolescents

Protić-Gava

Šćepanović

Kojić³

2016

SIZ

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“…The study of the footprint was obtained by a pedograph. Three measurements were used: Clarke's angle, the Chippaux-Smirak index, and the Staheli arch index [6][7][8].…”

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“…Footprint analysis using a pedograph is a simple, swift, and cost-effective method. The three measurements habitually used in the diagnosis of flat foot using a pedograph are: Clarke's angle [6] the Chippaux-Smirak index [7] and the Staheli index [8].…”

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Quality of Life and Functionality in Patients with Flatfoot

González-Martín¹,

Pita-Fernández²,

SoniaPertega-Diaz³

2018

Update in Management of Foot and Ankle Disorders

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The objective of the study is to determine the prevalence of a plan, its impact on quality of life, dependence and functional limitation in a random population of 40 years and over. Cross-sectional study in a random population sample in Cambre (A Coruña-Spain) (n = 835) (α = 0.05; precision = ±3.4%). Anthropometric variables are studied, comorbidity (Charlson Score), foot functionality (FFI questionnaire), foot health questionnaire (FHSQ), quality of life (SF-36) and dependence on activities of daily living (Barthel index and Lawton). A logistic and linear multiple regression analysis was performed. The prevalence of flat feet was 26.62%. Patients with flat feet presented higher: age (65.73 ± 11.04 years), comorbidity index (0.92 ± 1.49), BMI (31.45 ± 5.55) and foot size (25, 16 ± 1.66 cm). Having flat feet decreases the quality of life and function of the foot. The association of flat feet with age, Charlson index, and BMI and foot size was found. The SF-36, Barthel and Lawton questionnaires remained unchanged due to the presence of the flat foot, a difference between the FHSQ and FFI that were significantly sensitive.

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“…This problem proves that the index for identifying function of foot has not tried or tested yet. In adults, however, there is no proven relation between a person's shape, such as the height of the foot arch, and physical function performance, such as the power of the lower limb muscles [9]. Equally, in elementary school students, Morita et al showed that the height of the foot arch is irrelevant to TGS and to performance involving lower limbs, but that TGS does have a bearing on performance involving lower limbs [10].…”

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The Reliability and Validity of Toe Grip Strength as an Index of Physical Development in 4- to 5-Year-Old Children

Ikeda¹,

Aoyagi²

2015

JSS

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Studies on TGS (toe-grip strength) are currently proliferating as a result of the development of the dynamometer. The purpose of the present study was to investigate the reliability and validity of TGS as a physical function in preschool aged children. The participants were 153 preschoolers. Each participant was measured in terms of his or her TGS and completed a MAT (motor ability test). The reliability of the measurements was investigated via Pearson's r and Cronbach's α through a test-retest method, as well as a Bland-Altman plot. The validity of the TGS value was investigated by measuring the correlation between TGS and each component of the MAT, the principal component analysis, and a two-way layout ANOVA with general linear model (gender and age). All reliability coefficients were more than 0.70. Though all components of the MAT relating to TGS were found to be significant (P < 0.05), these correlations were weak. However, TGS was found to be a physical function that relating to the lower limbs and develops with aging. Therefore, TGS was found to be a highly reliable measure of physical function performance in preschoolers.

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Relationship Between Explosive Muscle Strength and Medial Longitudinal Arch of the Foot

Abstract: This data may be useful in evaluating patients with painful flat feet and any strength deficits they may have.

Cited by 24 publications

References 39 publications

Odnos posturalnog statusa stopala i eksplozivne snage nogu adolescenata / Relation Between the Postural Feet Status and Explosive Strength of Lower Extremities in Adolescents

Odnos posturalnog statusa stopala i eksplozivne snage nogu adolescenata / Relation Between the Postural Feet Status and Explosive Strength of Lower Extremities in Adolescents

Quality of Life and Functionality in Patients with Flatfoot

The Reliability and Validity of Toe Grip Strength as an Index of Physical Development in 4- to 5-Year-Old Children

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