Objective Reference Values For Assessing Functional Recovery After Injuries In Amateur Soccer Players

Danelon, Furio; Boldrini, Lorenzo; Canzi, Massimiliano; Pisoni, Davide; Porcelli, Simone; Roi, Giulio Sergio; Sepulcri, Nicola; Tavana, Rodolfo

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“…Table 1 shows the proposed list of 25 FPTs grouped by the predominant physical capacity. [15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33] Each of the experts had to evaluate each one of the tests in a scale from 1 to 5 in relation to their suitability for injured football players in the last recovery phase. A 5 point score would correspond to "Very good suitability" and a 1 point score to "Very poor suitability".…”

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“…• The test should represent the relevant functional parameters to play football. [15] Triple hop test [15] Crossover hop test [15] Leap test [15] RM test [16] Hexagon test [17] CMJ [18] Endurance Cooper's test [19] 15´ test [20] Course navette [21] Probst test [22] Yo-Yo endurance test [23] Yo-Yo intermittent recovery [23] Sprints multiple test [23] Rockport walk test [24] Speed/agility Shuttle run 10 m [25] Shuttle run 8¥5 m [26] Illinois test [27] Barrow test (Zig-zag run test) [28] T test [29] Postural control Single leg balance test [30] Romberg test…”

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Use of functional performance tests in sports: Evaluation proposal for football players in the rehabilitation phase

Piqueras¹

2018

Turk J Phys Med Rehab

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Objectives: Based on the criteria of a group of experts, this study aims to select a set of functional performance tests which can be applied to evaluate the functional status of a football player in the recovery process and make a decision in relation to their return to practice. Materials and methods: A total of 16 experts were selected by the coordinator group to judge an initial list of functional performance tests and, thus, reach a consensus about the tests which are best suited to the needs of the injured player. Each of the experts had to evaluate each one of the tests in a scale from 1 to 5 in relation to their suitability. Delphi method was used to reach consensus in the expert group. Results: From the initial list of 25, the tests which obtained the best evaluation were: Counter movement jump (4.3±0.9), Single hop test (4.1±0.8), Triple hop test (4.1±0.9), Crossover hop test (4.1±0.7), Yo-Yo intermittent recovery (4.2±0.6), Barrow test (4.1±0.6), Shuttle run 8¥5 m (4.1±0.8). Star excursion balance test (4±0.7) and Y balance test (4.1±0.7). Conclusion: In the opinion of the experts selected here, these tests are the ones which best respond to the needs involved in a complex decision such as RTP.

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Use of functional performance tests in sports: Evaluation proposal for football players in the rehabilitation phase

Piqueras¹

2018

Turk J Phys Med Rehab

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“…By order of execution, the functional tests were: Y balance test [ 31 ], counter movement jump (CMJ) [ 32 ], single hop (SLHT) and triple hop (THT) [ 33 ], barrow test [ 34 ] and 8 × 5 m shuttle run sprint test [ 35 ] ( Figure 1 ).…”

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Functional Assessment and Injury Risk in a Professional Soccer Team

Piqueras

González-Víllora

Baranda

et al. 2017

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At the last World Conference on Sport and Physical Therapy celebrated in Bern (Switzerland, 2015), it was confirmed that the functional skills of an athlete are a very important variable to be considered in the recovery of an injury. On the other hand, its use as a predictive risk tool still lacks solid evidence. The purpose of this study was to determine whether a battery of functional tests (FPT) could be used as a preliminary measure for the season in order to identify the injury risk in a professional soccer team in the Spanish Second Division B League. Fifty-two soccer players (ages of 25.3 ± 4.6 years, 10.33% ± 0.9% fat) were functionally assessed during two seasons (2012–2013 and 2013–2014) and analyzed from an injury perspective. A total of 125 injuries were recorded. The sample was grouped based on the number of injuries and the required absence days. Except for the bipodal vertical jump (CMJ), none of the functional tests revealed differences among the groups. The correlation study between the functional condition and the suffered injuries did not show any significant results.

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“…A la hora de diferenciar entre distintas demarcaciones, los valores para cada grupo y prueba no presentaron diferencias significativas. Esto concordaría con lo encontrado por otros autores (Danelo et al, 2005).…”

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“…9, n.º 1 / Murcia / Enero 2020 / Págs. [15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26] Is a more exciting LaL Valoración funcional en futbolistas y su utilidad en la… SPORT TK, 9(1), [15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26] manera objetiva la predisposición anatómica y funcional del implicado para volver a los entrenamientos grupales (Lehr et al, 2013).…”

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The functional assessment as a key element in the recovery of football players after an injury

Piqueras¹,

González-Víllora²,

Sánchez-González³

et al. 2020

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Objetivo – El objetivo del presente estudio consistió en establecer valores de referencia para futbolistas profesionales en una serie de test funcionales seleccionados previamente. Método – Durante dos temporadas (2012/13 y 2013/14) y en tres momentos distintos de las mismas, 42 futbolistas profesionales fueron evaluados funcionalmente mediante las siguientes pruebas: CMJ (salto bipodal), 5 m Shuttle Run Sprint Test (velocidad/agilidad), Test de Barrow (agilidad), Y Balance Test (control postural), Single Hop Test y Triple Hop Test (salto unipodal). Resultados – Los valores medios obtenidos fueron: CMJ (40.25±4.13cm), 5 m Shuttle Run Sprint Test (10.89±0.38 segundos), Test de Barrow (7.46±0.27 segundos), Y Balance asimetría derecha (4.63±2.16%), Y Balance asimetría izquierda (3.91±2.25%), Single Hop Test derecha (2.06±0.11 metros), Single Hop Test izquierda (2.07±0.12 metros), Triple Hop Test derecha (6.87±0.29 metros) y Triple Hop Test izquierda (6.83±0.31). Conclusión – Este trabajo contribuye aportando valores de referencia que puedan ser utilizados para cuantificar el grado de recuperación funcional durante la recuperación de un futbolista profesional lesionado. Aim - The objective of this study was to establish reference values for professional football players in a series of previously selected functional tests. Methods - 42 professional football players were functionally assessed during two seasons (2012/13 and 2013/14), at three different times: preseason, midpoint of the season and end of the season. For this purpose, the following tests were carried out: Counter Movement Jump (bipodal jump), 5 metres Shuttle Run Sprint Test (speed/agility), Barrow Test (agility), Y Balance Test (posture control), Single Hop Test and Triple Hop Test (unipodal jump). Results - The average obtained values were: Counter Movement Jump (40.25±4.13cm), 5 metres Shuttle Run Sprint Test (10.89±0.38 seconds), Barrow Test (7.46±0.27 seconds), right asymmetry Y Balance Test (4.63±2.16%), left asymmetry Y Balance Test (3.91±2.25%), right Single Hop Test (2.06±0.11 meters), left Single Hop Test (2.07±0.12 meters), right Triple Hop Test (6.87±0.29 meters) and left Triple Hop Test (6.83±0.31). Conclusion - This paper contributes reference values which can be used to determine the sports performance or quantify the degree of functional recovery of an professional injured football player during his recovery.

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Objective Reference Values For Assessing Functional Recovery After Injuries In Amateur Soccer Players

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Use of functional performance tests in sports: Evaluation proposal for football players in the rehabilitation phase

Use of functional performance tests in sports: Evaluation proposal for football players in the rehabilitation phase

Functional Assessment and Injury Risk in a Professional Soccer Team

The functional assessment as a key element in the recovery of football players after an injury

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