Talent development of roller skating using an exercise program in young males: a study protocol for randomized controlled trial

Sehgal, Sonakshi; Esht, Vandana

doi:10.1080/10833196.2019.1648727

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“…These exercises were incorporated into the protocol as in Table 1, titled, "Short term Exercise Program adapted from Exercise Protocol for Young Skaters" © Sonakshi Sehgal and copyrighted under the Copyright Office, Government of India with unique registration no: L-86552/2019 dated 25th October 2019. The exercise protocol is also given in our published protocol study [29].…”

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Unleashing potential and optimizing adolescent roller skating performance through a structured exercise program – a randomized controlled trial

Sehgal,

Chahal,

Esht

et al. 2023

BMC Sports Sci Med Rehabil

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Background The intricate nature of an athlete's abilities evolves dynamically with the enhancement of motor skills. Hence the study sought to investigate the impact of a tailored four-week exercise program`encompassing exercises focused on balance, agility, and speed. The primary objective was to determine how this exercise program influences both the roller skating talent and overall physical fitness proficiency in young male roller skaters. Methods Thirty male participants (age 11–14 years) enrolled in the school skating team were recruited. The participants were randomized into either an experimental group [n = 15], performing a short-term exercise program, or a control group [n = 15], involved in the physical education classes for eight sessions over four weeks. The primary outcome measure, the skating performance, was measured by the linear speed test (LST). The secondary outcomes, i.e., balance, agility, and speed, were evaluated using the star excursion balance test (SEBT), agility t-test (ATT), and arrowhead change of direction speed test (ACDT). SEBT was assessed in 8 directions. The study was registered with the Clinical Trials Registry India (TRN: CTRI/2018/09/015713) before the recruitment of the participants on 14/09/2018. Results The results showed that LST, ATT, and ACDT improved significantly (p < 0.05) in both groups, however, greater (p < 0.05) improvement was observed in the experimental group (Cohen’s d 0.8 to 1.3). Regarding SEBT, improvement was observed in a few directions only in both groups. However, no significant difference was observed between both groups in SEBT measurements. Conclusions A short-term structured exercise program consisting of balance, agility, and speed exercises significantly improved the talent of skating, agility, and speed compared to physical education classes activities in young male roller skaters. The study highlights the potential of targeted training interventions to enhance athletic performance in this population.

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“…Each 40 min exercise session consisted of balance, agility, and speed exercises [29], and a 2-min rest between each exercise session segment was performed. The training took place on Wednesday and Friday, with approximately a session lasting for 40-45 min.…”

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Unleashing potential and optimizing adolescent roller skating performance through a structured exercise program – a randomized controlled trial

Sehgal,

Chahal,

Esht

et al. 2023

BMC Sports Sci Med Rehabil

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“…It helps improve cardiovascular fitness as well as balance and coordination. As a sport, it requires efficient speed, balance, power, strength, endurance, coordination, and agility (Ferrara & Hollingsworth, 2007;Sehgal & Esht, 2019). It can also promote social adaptability in children and adolescents (Zhao et al, 2020).…”

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“…Training young children helps them develop from beginners to champions. The athlete would improve his performance from the beginning if he adapted to the exercises, which will lead to his success (Alcaraz-Ibáñez et al, 2022;Sehgal & Esht, 2019).…”

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Participation habits, physical complaints and injuries in a sample of Portuguese female artistic roller skaters

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Educators and health professionals need to gain knowledge of the special needs of artistic roller skaters if they seek effective training and preventing physical complaints or injuries. In the absence of epidemiological studies on artistic roller skaters, it is useful to characterize the participants, their participation habits, and the occurrence of physical complaints or injuries. A webbased survey was designed to collect epidemiological information on female artistic roller skaters. The selfreport questionnaire included information about the participant, her participation habits, injury history, and physical complaints in the past 12 months. A total of 143 female artistic roller skaters were included in the study. Sixty-seven [46.9%] of the participants had 175 physical complaints in the past 12 months, for an average of 2.61 complaints per skater. The physical complaints mainly affected the lower limbs (53.1%), followed by the trunk (24.0%) and upper limbs (22.9%). The most affected sites were the knee (16.6%), back (10.9%) and wrist (10.3%). Our results suggest that physical complaints are common in artistic roller skating. It becomes crucial to study the etiology of physical complaints and/or injuries. Preventing physical complaints and injuries is crucial for athletes' well-being. Our study results may draw attention and help coaches and educators implement adequate preventive measures.

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“…Esta é uma modalidade que alia a técnica, a precisão, o equilíbrio, a proeza e a estética numa perfeita sintonia com a música. Modalidade de grande beleza é a mistura do desporto com a arte cuja competição pode ser individual e/ou em pares (FPP, 2016;Sehgal & Esht, 2019). Neste estudo apenas avaliamos atletas femininas de patinagem livre.…”

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Comparação da Força e Flexibilidade em jovens atletas femininas- Ginastas versus Patinadoras

Cabo

Parraça

2021

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Este será um estudo transversal, observacional e comparativo de jovens atletas femininas para ajudar a desenvolver duas capacidades físicas essenciais: a força e a flexibilidade. O objetivo será caracterizar descritiva e comparativamente a força e a flexibilidade de praticantes de Ginástica e de Patinagem Artística. Além disso pretendemos perceber em que medida se observavam influências mútuas entre as variáveis avaliadas. Os participantes são 35 atletas femininas de ginástica (9.8 ± 2.05 anos) e 35 atletas femininas de patinagem artística (10,57 ± 2,66 anos). Foram avaliados níveis de força e flexibilidade através da Bateria de Testes do FitEscola. O estudo comparativo paramétrico realizado sinalizou diferenças estatisticamente significativas (p=0,02) em apenas uma prova: no teste de abdominais, o seu valor (t=-2,30) sinaliza melhores resultados no grupo das patinadoras. O estudo correlacional paramétrico (r de Pearson) sinalizou correlações estatisticamente significativas entre as variáveis de desempenho, no entanto apenas encontrámos uma associação positiva (p=0,02) entre a variável grupo e a força abdominal. Os resultados obtidos mostram que não foram observáveis diferenças significativas entre ginastas e patinadoras na maioria das qualidades físicas avaliadas. A exceção foram os resultados obtidos na avaliação da força abdominal e da flexibilidade dos membros inferiores. No entanto, as pequenas diferenças que não chegam a ser significativas devem-se ao facto de nesta idade as atletas ainda não realizarem trabalhos específicos de força, sendo o enfase dado às habilidades motoras coordenativas para que a técnica seja melhorada.

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Talent development of roller skating using an exercise program in young males: a study protocol for randomized controlled trial

Cited by 3 publications

References 15 publications

Unleashing potential and optimizing adolescent roller skating performance through a structured exercise program – a randomized controlled trial

Unleashing potential and optimizing adolescent roller skating performance through a structured exercise program – a randomized controlled trial

Participation habits, physical complaints and injuries in a sample of Portuguese female artistic roller skaters

Comparação da Força e Flexibilidade em jovens atletas femininas- Ginastas versus Patinadoras

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