The relationship between the deep squat movement and the hip, knee and ankle          range of motion and muscle strength

Endo, Yasuhiro; Miura, Masashi; Sakamoto, Masaaki

doi:10.1589/jpts.32.391

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“…That was reason for no correlated with ROM of lower. Yasuhi [34] found that hip flexion, ankle flexion, and knee flexion ROM were highly correlated with the active ROM of the hip, knee and ankle joints during squatting. The present study did not find a significant correlation and this may also be related to the deep squat score being reduced for poor trunk control and excessive forward leaning.…”

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Correlations between Functional Movement Screening (FMS) Results and the Range of Motion of Lower Limb Joints Young Middle Distance Runners

Mu¹,

Fan²,

Raza³

et al. 2022

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Background:The relationship between range of motion (ROM) in lower limb joints and Functional movement screen still not clear. The aim of this study was therefore to investigate the correlation between Functional Movement Screening (FMS) results and ROM in lower limb joints. Methods: Forty-eight young middle distance runners (26 men and 22 women) performed an FMS test and a ROM test of the lower limb joints. Nonparametric testing was used to compare the ROM of left and right lower extremities, an independent-sample T-test was used to compare FMS test scores between left and right sides, and Spearman correlation was used to analyze relationships between FMS test results and ROM of lower limb joints. Results: A negative correlation was observed between left hurdle step and ROM of right knee flexion (r = -0.435, p < 0.05), while a positive correlation was observed between right hurdle step and ROM of right ankle flexion (r = 0.392, p < 0.05). A negative correlation was observed between left in-line lunge and ROM of left knee flexion (r = -0.508, p < 0.05), while a positive correlation was observed between right in-line lunge and ROM of right hip extension (r = 0.445, p < 0.05). A positive correlation was observed between left active straight-leg-raise and ROM of left hip flexion (r = 0.464, p < 0.05), and a positive correlation between right rotary stability and ROM of right ankle extension (r = 0.393, p < 0.05). The trunk-stability push-up and ROM of left ankle flexion was negatively correlated (r = -0.446, p < 0.01). Conclusions: FMS test results were significantly correlated with ROM of hip, knee and ankle joints on the sagittal plane, with differences observed between the left and right sides. The ROM of flexion, extension of hip and extension of ankle were positively correlated with the FMS test results, while larger knee flexion and ankle flexion ROM were negatively correlated with FMS test results. We propose that excessive ROM of the knee and ankle could affect the development of stability. The results of this study should help to further our understanding of FMS.

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Correlations between Functional Movement Screening (FMS) Results and the Range of Motion of Lower Limb Joints Young Middle Distance Runners

Mu¹,

Fan²,

Raza³

et al. 2022

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“…No es sorprendente que haya habido un creciente interés en el entrenamiento diseñado para evaluar y mejorar el movimiento funcional (Ransdell y Murray, 2016) De esta manera, destacando las compensaciones más relevantes, la rotación externa de los pies puede ser debida a una falta de dorsiflexión de tobillo (Hernández-García y col., 2020). El movimiento adecuado de sentadilla profunda requiere de una gran dorsiflexión del tobillo, flexión de la rodilla, flexión de la cadera y movilidad del tronco (Endo, Miura, y Sakamoto, 2020). Por ello, que la flexión de hombros se pierda, los brazos caigan hacia delante y se produzca una pérdida de disociación lumbo-pélvica podría ser debido a los factores nombrados anteriormente.…”

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Valoración del riesgo de lesión del ligamento cruzado anterior en jugadoras de fútbol amateur. [Risk assessment of anterior cruciate ligament injury in female amateur football players].

Prieto-Valle¹,

Aparicio-Sarmiento²,

Hernández-García³

2021

Rev. int. cienc. deporte

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Escasos trabajos han valorado el riesgo de lesión del LCA en fútbol femenino mediante un enfoque multifactorial. El objetivo del presente estudio fue describir los déficits funcionales y las asimetrías manifestadas por jugadoras de fútbol en diferentes pruebas de valoración, con el fin de realizar un análisis integrador del riesgo de lesión desde diferentes perspectivas funcionales y mecánicas. En este estudio de caso participaron 17 jugadoras de fútbol femenino de categoría Primera Autonómica y Preferente Autonómica Femenina española, con rangos de edad de 14 a 23 años. Las pruebas realizadas fueron: OverHead Squat (OHS), Drop Vertical Jump Test (DVJ), Tuck Jump (TJ) y Triple Hop Test (TH). Se halló que todas las jugadoras presentaron mejores resultados para la pierna dominante, mostrando una media mayor de flexión lateral del tronco (TLFA) al aterrizar con la pierna izquierda (8,88±5,15 º) que al aterrizar con la derecha (7,05±5,40 º) en el DVJ unipodal. Además, se encontró que gran parte de las jugadoras (41,20%) presentaron riesgo medio de lesión en el OHS, así como un desplazamiento medio de las rodillas en sentido medial (valgo) en el aterrizaje bipodal del DVJ (-1,88 cm), mientras que la mayoría de ellas (65%) no mostraron asimetrías neuromusculares de miembro inferior. En conclusión, las jugadoras muestran principalmente déficits funcionales en la estabilidad central (CORE) y en la estabilidad de rodilla para resistir y transmitir fuerzas en acciones de alto riesgo para el LCA como los saltos-aterrizajes. Por tanto, estos déficits deberían ser abordados de forma integral con las futbolistas.

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“…This allows us to know how much of an injury is caused by body imbalance when performing squat movements. For example, the relationship between squat ability and knee ligament injury and hip joint disorder has been [28].…”

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Profiling Squat Assessment Among Sport Enthusiast

An’faiz¹,

Widodo²,

Nissa³

et al. 2021

Proceedings of the International Joint Conference on Arts and Humanities 2021 (IJCAH 2021)

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Fitness has a vital role for sports enthusiast's physiological and psychological aspects. One of the fitness movements that correlate with daily activities is squats. This study aims to look at the profile of the squat assessment of gym members. Descriptive quantitative data were collected with 41 respondents (22 male, 19 female) using the purposive sampling technique, and the instrument used was a squat assessment test. The results of this study revealed that gender, age, and body mass were essential factors in power and strength during squatting movement (age: 31.64 ± 8.52 years; weight: 82.07 ± 16.79 kg), with the maximum power being male is 1849 W, and in a female subject (age: 35.32 ± 6.63 years; weight: 59.58 ± 8.05 kg) with a maximum power of 635 W. Concerning this, sports enthusiasts need to know the strength of the squat in order to ma prepare training programs.

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The relationship between the deep squat movement and the hip, knee and ankle range of motion and muscle strength

Cited by 18 publications

References 15 publications

Correlations between Functional Movement Screening (FMS) Results and the Range of Motion of Lower Limb Joints Young Middle Distance Runners

Correlations between Functional Movement Screening (FMS) Results and the Range of Motion of Lower Limb Joints Young Middle Distance Runners

Valoración del riesgo de lesión del ligamento cruzado anterior en jugadoras de fútbol amateur. [Risk assessment of anterior cruciate ligament injury in female amateur football players].

Profiling Squat Assessment Among Sport Enthusiast

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