Egzersizin Vücut Duruşu Üzerine Etkileri

Yamak, Bade; İmamoğlu, Osman; Çebi, Mehmet

doi:10.7827/turkishstudies.13911

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“…Specifically, postural awareness training has proved particularly effective for chronic low back pain conditions (Moseley et al, 2004;Ahmed et al, 2016). These favor the control of one's physical disposition and the maintenance of healthy postural patterns in everyday life, important elements to avoid chronicization and further deterioration (Cramer et al, 2018b); a faulty posture, in fact, increases stress on muscles, tendons, ligaments, and bones (Yamak et al, 2018).…”

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Mind and Body: Italian Validation of the Postural Awareness Scale

2020

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Postural awareness (PA) refers to a subjective conscious awareness of body posture and falls within the framework of mind-body integration. The aim of this research was to validate and evaluate psychometric properties of the Postural Awareness Scale (PAS) in an Italian population sample (n = 928; 45.04% men and 54.96% women; mean age = 29.96 years, standard deviation = 11.44). The results obtained with Velicer's Minimum Average Partial Test, Horn's Parallel Analysis, and exploratory factor analysis showed a two-factor solution, as supported by the confirmatory factor analysis: ease/familiarity with postural awareness and need for attention regulation with postural awareness. Furthermore, the findings highlighted both a good internal consistency (α = 0.76 for the total scale and α = 0.80, α = 0.79 for the two subscales) and a satisfactory construct validity. Furthermore, multivariate analysis of variance was carried out to assess differences in PA between specific subgroup. In particular, the positive effects of physical activity and healthy body weight were confirmed, whereas no significant differences related to gender or age were found. All these findings suggest that the Italian version of the PAS is a rapid instrument with good psychometric properties, which can be useful both for research and clinical practice.

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Mind and Body: Italian Validation of the Postural Awareness Scale

2020

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“…Determining the potential performance in sports at an early age will lead the athletes to the correct sport and provide the optimum success. Regular physical activity is important for maintaining muscle strength, joint structure, joint function and bone health (20). It has been stated that even the colors of clothes create perceptual differences on individuals (21).…”

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Comparison of Upper Extremities of Children Who Playing and Not Playing Basketball

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Alpa

2019

Turkish Journal of Sport and Exercise

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In this study, it is aimed to compare the upper extremities of children who play and do not play basketball. In this study, measurements were taken in the upper extremities of a total of 200 secondary school students playing basketball and non-playing, with a mean age range of 11 ± 1.08 (did play sports)-11 ± 0.8 (did not play sports). The average height and weight ratio of the students who did and did not play sports were 153.

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“…This is especially important for women. Although people who perform regular sports may have a more uniform body posture and appearance than sedentary people (Yamak et al, 2018), increased Q angle may have a negative effect. There is a wide variety of parameters on the body image.…”

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Effect of Sport Training and Education on Q Angle in Young Males and Females

Şener

Durmaz

2019

JETS

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The purpose of this study investigation of the effect of sport training and education on Q angle in young males and females. The Quadriceps Q angles of 240 female and 600 male subject were measured in both supine and standing positions by goniometer. It was used t-tests for statistical analyses. In this study, the average age was found to be 19.16 for women and 21.120 for men. The vast majority of participants are in the 17-22 age range. In this study, was found the mean Q angle of female and male subjects at supine position 15.710 and 13.020. On the other hand Q angle of female and male subjects at standing position were 17.050 and 14.040 respectively. The difference between mean Q angle of female and male subject was statistically significant (p<0.001). Between undergraduate study group and non-undergraduate group wasn't differences Standing Q angle and Supine Q angle statistically significant (p>0.05). Finally, the mean dominant knee Q angle of young females and males seemed to be in normal range. The high value of the knee Q angle of the dominant leg should be considered to be greater than 17 for males and 20 for females. The effect of physical activity on Q-angle should be investigated more extensively. It is thought that sport education has a decreasing effect on Q angle.

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Egzersizin Vücut Duruşu Üzerine Etkileri

Cited by 6 publications

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Mind and Body: Italian Validation of the Postural Awareness Scale

Mind and Body: Italian Validation of the Postural Awareness Scale

Comparison of Upper Extremities of Children Who Playing and Not Playing Basketball

Effect of Sport Training and Education on Q Angle in Young Males and Females

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