2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.rehab.2013.08.003
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The effect of 8-weeks proprioceptive exercise program in postural sway and isokinetic strength of ankle sprains of Tunisian athletes

Abstract: Proprioceptive training exercises can effectively stabilize an unstable ankle above for muscular and postural control. However, 8 weeks does not assess whether we have achieved maximum effect. In addition, we do not know to what extent these effects will continue over time. It would be interesting to later re-evaluate the athletes for the effect of this treatment, which is based on a proprioceptive training program on a year or more.

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“…7 The acceleration and deceleration times provide information on the neuromuscular condition and the velocity of regimentation of the muscle fibers. 7,11,22,23,24 So, deficits in these variables may suggest poor proprioception. 7,11,22 In our study, the acceleration and deceleration times were analyzed for plantar flexion (concentric and eccentric action) and dorsiflexion (concentric and eccentric action) in athlete groups.…”
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“…7 The acceleration and deceleration times provide information on the neuromuscular condition and the velocity of regimentation of the muscle fibers. 7,11,22,23,24 So, deficits in these variables may suggest poor proprioception. 7,11,22 In our study, the acceleration and deceleration times were analyzed for plantar flexion (concentric and eccentric action) and dorsiflexion (concentric and eccentric action) in athlete groups.…”
Section: ■ Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…7,11,22,23,24 So, deficits in these variables may suggest poor proprioception. 7,11,22 In our study, the acceleration and deceleration times were analyzed for plantar flexion (concentric and eccentric action) and dorsiflexion (concentric and eccentric action) in athlete groups. A somewhat surprising statistical difference was observed for concentric dorsiflexion: controls exhibited a significantly faster acceleration when compared to long distance runners.…”
Section: ■ Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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