El perfil óptimo de flexibilidad en jóvenes jugadores de fútbol durante su periodo sensible del desarrollo físico. Batería ROM-SPORT

Cejudo, Antonio

doi:10.17561/jump.n2.2

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“…These movements have usually been selected in the scientific literature because limited ROM, induced by muscle tightness, increases the sports injury risk [24,83] and decreases athletic physical-technical performance [3,36,38]. In addition, the measurement results of each of these ROMs in ascending order determines the lower, limb flexibility profile in the sport and is based on the specificity of this component of physical fitness to a given sport [7,17,42,45,49,83].…”

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“…These categories are considered the most important features are describing the ROM measurement methods [ 6 , 57 , 63 ]. The ROM-SPORT I battery is a sport-specific ROM assessment tool [ 40 , 49 , 63 ]. In order to investigate the possible advantages of the ROM-SPORT I battery, this battery was compared with the rest of the ROM assessment batteries published according to these 12 categories.…”

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“…There are many published assessment tests to measure the ROM of the major joints in the lower extremities (i.e., hip, knee, and ankle) [ 12 , 49 , 50 , 51 , 52 , 53 , 54 , 55 , 56 ]. Subsequently, there are several different methodologies used to assess ROM, for example, passively (e.g., straight leg raise test [hip flexion ROM] or actively (i.e., walking step test [ankle dorsiflexion ROM], and/or using single (Thomas test [hip extension ROM]) or multi (deep back squat [hip flexion ROM] joints.…”

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Assessment of the Range of Movement of the Lower Limb in Sport: Advantages of the ROM-SPORT I Battery

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Ayala

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Range of movement (ROM) assessment is an important strategy to increase physical-technical performance and minimize the risk of sports-related injuries. Currently, there is no consensus regarding which ROM assessment method is the most appropriate. The main objective of this study was to perform a systematic review of the test batteries available for the assessment of lower limb ROM; additionally, we compare the ROM-SPORT I battery with those previously reported in the literature. The systematic review was conducted following the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Review and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) guidelines. The identification of publications was made by using the databases SciELO, Medline, Scopus, PubMed, and Web of Science. Based on the inclusion criteria, sixteen publications were selected and analyzed. The ROM-SPORT I battery is the most valid of the analyzed methods. This battery evaluates the ROM of eleven lower limb movements. The inclinometer with a telescopic arm and a box is a simpler, more comfortable, and faster procedure than others. The Lumbosant support and use of two examiners are essential to avoid compensatory movements to obtain reliable measurements during ROM assessment. The ROM-SPORT I is a field-based battery of tests that may be used by sports professionals, clinics, and researchers in applied settings to accurately assess and monitor lower extremity ROM.

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“…The maximum passive 9 hip and knee ROMs of the dominant and non-dominant limb were assessed by using the ROM-SPORT battery [ 15 , 23 , 24 , 25 ]. Both sagittal spinal curvatures and ROM were measured based on inclinometer techniques (ISOMED Unilevel inclinometer, Portland, OR, United States).…”

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Trunk Lateral Flexor Endurance and Body Fat: Predictive Risk Factors for Low Back Pain in Child Equestrian Athletes

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Low back pain (LBP) is the most common overuse musculoskeletal injury suffered by child equestrian athletes (CEA). Despite this, little is known about the risk factors related to LBP in these athletes, and very limited research has been conducted on this topic. This study was designed to investigate predictive risk factors for LBP in CEA. The purposes of this research were to determine whether anthropometric, range of motion (ROM), core endurance and sagittal spinal morphotype measures are risk factors for LBP and to establish a diagnostic cutoff value for those factors associated with LBP. Nineteen CEA between the ages of 12 and 17 years were voluntarily recruited. Potential risk factors evaluated included corporal composition, lower limb ROM, core endurance and sagittal spinal measures. Associations and predictions were calculated between these risk factors and the LBP during the last 12 months. Almost half of the CEA have suffered at least one episode of LBP. Two risk factors and cutoff values were identified as predictors of LBP in CEA: having a high body fat higher than 23% (p = 0.01) and trunk lateral flexor endurance lower to 65 s (p = 0.021), body fat being the strongest predictor.

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Lower Extremity Flexibility Profile in Basketball Players: Gender Differences and Injury Risk Identification

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2021

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Analysis of the flexibility profile of basketball players (BPs) can reveal differences in range of motion (ROM) by gender and also identify those players who are at higher risk for sports injuries. A descriptive observational study was conducted to determine the lower extremity flexibility profile of sixty-four basketball players and gender differences to identify players at higher risk of injury due to limited and asymmetric ROM in one or more movements. Participants: Sixty-four (33 male and 31 female) competitive athletes from the national leagues of the Spanish basketball league system participated in the present study (power of sample size ≥0.99). The eight passive ROM tests of the hip, knee and ankle were assessed using the ROM-SPORT battery. Each player completed a questionnaire on age, basic anthropometric data, dominant extremities, and training and sport-related variables. The lower extremity flexibility profile was established at 15° and 10° hip extension (HE), 39° and 38° ankle dorsiflexion with knee extended (ADF-KE), 40° and 39° ankle dorsiflexion with knee flexed (ADF-KF), 43° and 43° hip abduction (HAB), 75° and 61° hip abduction with the hip flexed (HAB-HF), 78° and 83° hip flexion with the knee extended (HF-KE), 134° and 120° knee flexion (KF), and 145° and 144° hip flexion (HF) by male and female basketball players, respectively. Sex differences in HE, HAB-HF, and KF were observed in BPs (p ≤ 0.01; Hedges’ g ≥ 1.04). Players reported limited ROM in ADF-KF, HE, HAB-HF, HF-KE, and KF; and asymmetric ROM mainly in HE, ADF-KE, KF, ADF-KF, and HF-KE. In conclusion, this study provides gender-specific lower extremity flexibility profile scores in BPs that can help athletic trainers and athletic and conditioning trainers to identify those players who are at higher risk of injury due to abnormal ROM scores.

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El perfil óptimo de flexibilidad en jóvenes jugadores de fútbol durante su periodo sensible del desarrollo físico. Batería ROM-SPORT

Cited by 5 publications

References 38 publications

Assessment of the Range of Movement of the Lower Limb in Sport: Advantages of the ROM-SPORT I Battery

Assessment of the Range of Movement of the Lower Limb in Sport: Advantages of the ROM-SPORT I Battery

Trunk Lateral Flexor Endurance and Body Fat: Predictive Risk Factors for Low Back Pain in Child Equestrian Athletes

Lower Extremity Flexibility Profile in Basketball Players: Gender Differences and Injury Risk Identification

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