Y-balance normative data for female collegiate volleyball players

Hudson, Christy; Garrison, James C.; Pollard, Kalyssa

doi:10.1016/j.ptsp.2016.05.009

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“…Suveren Erdoğan et al (2016) reported that balance exercises increased lower extremity muscle stabilization in male volleyball players. Hudson, Garrison and Pollard (2016) compared the balance performance of ninety elite female volleyball players between the dominant and non-dominant sides according to different directions. Y-balance test was used in the determination of the balance performance.…”

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“…Balance performance of female players in different sports branches can be observed during the season to prevent injuries that can occur due to loss of balance (Chander & Dabbs, 2016). The number of the studies examining the balance performance in female volleyball players is very low (Hudson, Garrison, & Pollard, 2016;Pau et al, 2012;Şahin et al, 2015).…”

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Examination of Balance and Isokinetic Strength in Female Volleyball Players

Cengizel¹,

Cengizel²

2019

JEL

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The purpose of this research is: (a) to compare the dominant and non-dominant leg isokinetic strength and balance, (b) to compare the balance applied on the same side to different directions and isokinetic strength applied to the same side at different angular velocities and (c) to examine the relationship between the balance and isokinetic strength applied at different angular velocities in female volleyball players. Eleven senior female volleyball players voluntarily participated in the research. Isokinetic knee flexion and extension strength were separately obtained on concentric/concentric dominant and non-dominant leg as 5 repetitions at 60˚.s-1 angular velocity, 10 repetitions at 180˚.s-1 and 15 repetitions at 300˚.s-1. The balance test was performed for both sides in anterior (ANT), posterolateral (PL) and posteromedial (PM) directions. In female volleyball players, there is no significant difference between the dominant and non-dominant leg in terms of isokinetic strength and balance. A significant difference was detected between the balance applied in different directions on the same side and isokinetic force applied at different angular velocities. However, there is not any significant relationship between isokinetic strength and balance in female volleyball players. As a result, there is no isokinetic strength and balance asymmetry in volleyball and there is no relationship between them. This may be an indication of the need for both legs in volleyball.

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Examination of Balance and Isokinetic Strength in Female Volleyball Players

Cengizel¹,

Cengizel²

2019

JEL

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“…The stances are performed on a firm surface and on a foam surface with the eyes closed, with errors counted during each 20-s trial. An error is defined as opening eyes, lifting hands off hips, stepping, stumbling or falling out of position, lifting forefoot or heel, abducting the hip by more than 30°, or failing to return to the test position in more than 5 s. Dynamic balance - The Y Balance Test (YBT) assesses range of motion (ROM), strength, and neuromuscular control of the lower extremity and was chosen to assess the participants’ lower limb balance as prior studies have demonstrated its utility as a clinical test to assess for lower limb balance deficits in the athletic population[12]. The participant reaches with one foot in the anterior, posteromedial, and posterolateral directions while standing on the other foot on a centralized stance platform.…”

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Effect of a specialized injury prevention program on static balance, dynamic balance and kicking accuracy of young soccer players

Dunsky

Barzilay

Fox

2017

WJO

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AIMTo study the effect of balance intervention program using the “FIFA 11+” program on static and dynamic balance and kicking accuracy of young soccer players.METHODSTwenty young soccer players were allocated to experimental (n = 10) or control (n = 10) groups. The experimental group performed the “FIFA 11+” program three times a week for six weeks. The control group performed their normal warm-up routine. The primary outcomes were measured pre and post intervention, and assessed kicking accuracy, static balance and dynamic balance.RESULTSNo differences were found in kicking accuracy following intervention, for both groups, however, static balance improved significantly among the experimental group with significant interaction with the control group, and with high effect size. In addition, the dynamic balance of the left leg of the experimental group, with medium effect size for interaction between groups.CONCLUSIONThe large effect size of balance improvement that was observed following six weeks of intervention sessions, implies that soccer trainers and coaches should consider the inclusion of “FIFA 11+” as components of programs aimed at improving balance ability/control in young soccer players, as improvement in balance abilities may prevent injuries.

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“…Le patient est pieds nus [2,3] ou chaussé [5], en position monopodale, avec l'avant du pied d'appui sur la jonction des 3 règles (point 0) [1]. Les yeux restent ouverts et les membres supérieurs sont laissés libres pendant le test [3].…”

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“…La distance est normalisée avec la taille du membre inférieur en utilisant la formule [1]: [3,5]. Seuls les sportifs professionnels présentent une asymétrie [3].…”

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Évaluation de la stabilité dynamique : Y balance test

Bruyneel¹,

Gard²

2018

Kinésithérapie, la Revue

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Conflit d'intérêt (sinon déclarer vos conflits) : L'auteur déclare n'avoir aucun conflit d'intérêt en lien avec le présent article. Texte (max. 750 mots hors bibliographie): Description : Le « Y balance test » (YBT) est une version simplifiée du « Star Excursion Balance Test », qui a été développée en 2009 par Plisky et al. [1]. Ce test a pour objectif d'évaluer l'équilibre dynamique monopodal lors de 3 mouvements du membre oscillant dans des directions différentes.

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Y-balance normative data for female collegiate volleyball players

Cited by 25 publications

References 26 publications

Examination of Balance and Isokinetic Strength in Female Volleyball Players

Examination of Balance and Isokinetic Strength in Female Volleyball Players

Effect of a specialized injury prevention program on static balance, dynamic balance and kicking accuracy of young soccer players

Évaluation de la stabilité dynamique : Y balance test

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