The effect of expertise in gymnastics on postural control

Vuillerme, Nicolas; Danion, Frédéric; Marín, Ludovic; Boyadjian, A.; Prieur, J.-M.; I, Weise; Nougier, Vincent

doi:10.1016/s0304-3940(01)01722-0

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“…Sport training can improve sensorimotor performance and postural control (1,44) and may cause different balance abilities and these differences could be objectively measured using Center of Pressure Measurements (C.o.P) (19). In short, there are findings that prove the effect of changings both on motor system and sensory system to balance performance.…”

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Comparision of dynamic and static balance in adolescents handball and soccer players

Karadenizli¹,

ERKUT²,

RAMAZANOGLU³

et al. 2014

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This study aims to compare the static and dynamic balance in adolescents' handball and soccer players. 32 male student national athletes: soccer (N= 17), handball (N= 15) between 15-18 years of age and at least 3 training years were included to the study. Assessment of static and dynamic balance was measured with Prokin 5.0 Technobody. There were no significant differences found between handball and soccer players on static and dynamic balance tests. We think that there are similar movements used often by both group, like faking and changing direction. On the other hand, there was found significant difference between right and left leg of soccer players perimeter scores for unipedal (Forward-Backward) dynamic balance slalom tests, when were compared within each group { t (15)= -3,158, p < 0,01 }. Unipedal (F-B) dynamic balance slalom tests score of right leg was better than left leg for soccer players, but, there were no significant differences for handball players (p>0,05). All of the soccer players are dominantly using their right leg. In addition, this result might relate training methods and years, experience, muscle force asmmetry. On the other hand, handball players's dominant legs are also right, but their usually jumping legs are left.

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Comparision of dynamic and static balance in adolescents handball and soccer players

Karadenizli¹,

ERKUT²,

RAMAZANOGLU³

et al. 2014

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“…For COP RMS and COP Speed, we observed an increase in the postural performance only for the non-dominant limb. Possible explanations for these results may be the physical demands (Hugel, Cadopi, Kohler, & Perrin, 1999;Oliver & Di Brezzo, 2009;Vuillerme et al, 2001) and specific sensorimotor challenges (Bressel et al, 2007) typical for this kind of sport. Team handball is an open-skill team sport, strongly dependent on a player's ability to move quickly, jump unilaterally, and throw the ball while coordinating lower and upper limb movements (Chelly, Hermassi, & Shephard, 2010;Gorostiaga, Granados, Ibanez, & Gonzales-Badillo, 2006).…”

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“…Particularly, practicing a sport enhances the ability to use the control of posture by athletes, mainly because of the improvement of somatosensory and otolithic information (Hrysomallis, 2011;. Several studies have shown that the control of one's posture is dependent on the type of sport being practiced (Bressel, Yonker, Kras, & Heath, 2007;Marchetti, Hartigan, & Duarte, 2012;Perrin, Deviterne, Hugel, & Perrot, 2002;Schwesig et al, 2009;Vuillerme et al, 2001). For example, athletes practicing judo, and dancers, demonstrated better postural control (static and dynamic) than non-athletes (Perrin et al, 2002), while in the study by Vuillerme et al (2001), gymnasts demonstrated a better balance when compared to a control group (soccer, team handball, and tennis players).…”

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“…Several studies have shown that the control of one's posture is dependent on the type of sport being practiced (Bressel, Yonker, Kras, & Heath, 2007;Marchetti, Hartigan, & Duarte, 2012;Perrin, Deviterne, Hugel, & Perrot, 2002;Schwesig et al, 2009;Vuillerme et al, 2001). For example, athletes practicing judo, and dancers, demonstrated better postural control (static and dynamic) than non-athletes (Perrin et al, 2002), while in the study by Vuillerme et al (2001), gymnasts demonstrated a better balance when compared to a control group (soccer, team handball, and tennis players). The study by Bressel et al (2007) analyzed three different stance variations (double leg, single leg and tandem leg) on two surfaces (stiff and pliable) in different sports.…”

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Effects of a full season on stabilometric Parameters of team handball elite athletes

Marchetti

Orselli

Martins

et al. 2014

Motriz: rev. educ. fis.

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Abstract-It is unclear whether athletes change their postural control over the course of a full sport season, or become more asymmetrical with respect to their neuromuscular performance over the same period. The aim of this study was to investigate the effects of a full sport season on the postural control of team handball elite athletes. Ten healthy, elite male team handball players performed bipodal standing (BP) and right and left unipodal standing (UP) during 30s. We used the RMS and speed of the center of pressure to describe postural sway. For the BP task, the sway was lower at the end of the season (p<0.005). For the UP tasks, the sway was lower at the end of the season only for the non-dominant limb (p<0.001). Differences between limbs were observed only at the end of the season (p<0.03). In conclusion, a full team handball season did not lead to deterioration of the athletes' postural control, but by the end of the season, the athletes were more asymmetrical.Keywords: exercise performance, biomechanics, motor control, postural stability, stabilometry, physical performanceResumo-"Efeitos da temporada completa em parâmetros estabilométricos em atletas de handebol de elite." Não é claro na literatura científica se atletas mudam seu controle postural ao longo de uma temporada esportiva, ou mesmo se tornam mais assimétricos em relação ao seu desempenho neuromuscular durante o mesmo período. O objetivo deste estudo foi investigar os efeitos de uma temporada esportiva completa no controle postural de atletas de elite do handebol. Dez jogadores de elite de handebol, saudáveis, realizaram a tarefa de postura ereta quieta bipodal (BP) e unipodal direito e esquerdo durante 30 segundos. Foi utilizada a RMS e a velocidade do centro de pressão para descrever a oscilação postural. Para a tarefa de BP, a oscilação foi menor após a temporada esportiva (p < 0,005). Para as tarefas unipodais, a oscilação foi menor após temporada esportiva apenas para o membro não dominante (p < 0,001). Apenas após a temporada, foram observadas diferenças entre os membros (p < 0,03). Em conclusão, uma temporada esportiva para o handebol não levou à deterioração do controle postural dos atletas, entretanto no final da temporada, os atletas apresentaram-se mais assimétricos.Palavras-chave: desempenho do exercício, biomecânica, controle motor, estabilidade postural, desempenho físico Resumen-"Efectos de la temporada completa en parámetros estabilométricos en atletas de balonmano de élite." No está claro en la literatura científica si los atletas cambian su control postural a lo largo de una temporada deportiva o incluso si llegan a ser más asimétricas en relación con su rendimiento neuromuscular durante el mismo período. El objetivo de este estudio fue investigar los efectos de una temporada deportiva completa en control postural de deportistas de elite de balonmano. Diez jugadores de balonmano de élite, sanos, llevaron a cabo la tarea de la tranquilidad de la postura de pie bipodal (BP) y unipodal izquierda y derecha durante 30 segundos. RMS...

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“…Za procenu motoričke sposobnosti ravnoteže, na osnovu pomeranja centra pritiska, rezultati su pokazali kada su vizuelni signali bili dostupni, posturalni uticaj se povećava sa težinom zadatka, ali obe grupe imaju sličan učinak u svim zadacima. Kada je uklonjen vizuelni signal, iako su obe grupe pokazale dobro vladanje u jednonožnim zadacima, ovaj efekat je bio manje naglašen za gimnastičara (Vuillerme et al, 2001). …”

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Uticaj Sportske Gimnastike Na Transformaciju Koordinacije I Ravnoteže

Mekić¹,

Mavrić²

2016

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Šest varijabli u prostoru koordinacije i ravnoteže, dve pokazuju statističku značajnost u odnosu inicijalnog i finalnog merenja (MKPN p=0,03 i MKOV p=0,03), (MRPS p=0,00 i MROK p=0,00), što potvrđuje pozitivno dejstvo eksperimentalnog tretmana. Kod varijable (MKKP p=0,14), (MRZO p=0,72) UVODSportska gimnastika danas predstavlja bez sumnje sportsko takmičenje koje doseže najviši nivo umetničkog dostignuća. Trend razvoja vrhunskog sporta uopšte, i posebno sportske gimnastike, najozbiljnije potvrđuje nepredvidljivost ljudskih mogućnosti. Kao po pravilu, dokaz suprostavljanja limitima u sportu jesu nove, veoma brojne vežbe koje inovatori u sportskoj gimnastici iz takmičenja u takmičenje prikazuju (Petković et al, 2010). ORGINALNI NAUČNI RAD

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The effect of expertise in gymnastics on postural control

Cited by 194 publications

References 12 publications

Comparision of dynamic and static balance in adolescents handball and soccer players

Comparision of dynamic and static balance in adolescents handball and soccer players

Effects of a full season on stabilometric Parameters of team handball elite athletes

Uticaj Sportske Gimnastike Na Transformaciju Koordinacije I Ravnoteže

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