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Influência do Dynamic Tape na funcionalidade do quadríceps na dor não especifica do joelho do atleta de judô
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Introdução: O judô é um esporte que implica uma grande variedade de gestos, ações e
aptidões físicas, entre as quais, capacidade de controlo postural, equilíbrio, flexibilidade
e força. Quando observada as áreas mais afetas na pratica do judô a região do joelho é
das que possui maior incidência. O objetivo deste estudo foi avaliar os efeitos da
aplicação do Dynamic Tape (DT), um tape biomecânico, na funcionalidade do
quadriceps de atletas de judô masculino com dor não específica no joelho em termos de
equilíbrio, força, flexibilidade e dor. Metodologia: A amostra foi constituída por 37
indivíduos, tendo os participantes sido submetidos a testes, primeiramente sem
Dynamic Tape (SDT) e posteriormente com Dynamic Tape (CDT). Os testes aplicados
foram o Standing Stork Test (SST), o Y Balance Test (YBT), o Four Square Step Test
(FSST),o Single Leg Hop Test (SLHT), e o Teste de flexão do membro inferior (TFMI)
e o Teste de extensão do membros (TEMI) e a escala numérica de dor (END) no final
de todos os testes. Resultados: Não foram observadas diferenças significativas para o
teste SST (p=0,6794), porém os teste YBT, SLHT, TFMI, TEMI e END (p<0,0001),
assim como FSST (p=0,0026) entre os momentos CDT e SDT demonstraram diferenças
estatísticamente significativas, produzindo a aplicação do DT efeitos positivos. Na
performance do atleta. Conclusão: A aplicação do DT não foi capaz de melhorar de
forma significativa o equilíbrio estático, no então demonstrou influenciar o equilíbrio
semi-dinâmico, dinâmico, a flexibilidade e a dor.
Introduction: Judo is a sport that involves a variety of gestures, actions and physical abilities, including postural control, balance, flexibility and strength. One of the highest incidences of impaired regions as a consequence of Judo's practice is the knee. The aim of this study was to evaluate the effects of the application of Dynamic Tape (DT), a biomechanical tape, in quadriceps functionality of male judo athletes with non-specific knee pain in terms of balance, strength, flexibility and pain. Methods: The sample was composed by 37 subjects, being the participants submitted to tests, first without Dynamic Tape (SDT) and later with Dynamic Tape (CDT). Volunteers were submitted to the Standing Stork Test (SST), Y Balance Test (YBT), Four Square Step Test (FSST), Single Leg Hop Test (SLHT), Lower Limb Flexion Test (TFMI) and Extension Members Test (TEMI). After the tests, they answered to the Numerical Pain Scale (END). Results: We found no significant differences for the SST test (p=0.6794), however the YBT, SLHT, TFMI, TEMI and END (p<0.0001), as well as the FSST test (p = 0.0026) showed significant statistical differences, suggesting that the implementation of DT produced positive effects on the performance of the athletes. Conclusion: The application of DT was not able to significantly improve the static balance; however it positively affected the performance of semi-dynamic and dynamic balance, flexibility and pain.
Introduction: Judo is a sport that involves a variety of gestures, actions and physical abilities, including postural control, balance, flexibility and strength. One of the highest incidences of impaired regions as a consequence of Judo's practice is the knee. The aim of this study was to evaluate the effects of the application of Dynamic Tape (DT), a biomechanical tape, in quadriceps functionality of male judo athletes with non-specific knee pain in terms of balance, strength, flexibility and pain. Methods: The sample was composed by 37 subjects, being the participants submitted to tests, first without Dynamic Tape (SDT) and later with Dynamic Tape (CDT). Volunteers were submitted to the Standing Stork Test (SST), Y Balance Test (YBT), Four Square Step Test (FSST), Single Leg Hop Test (SLHT), Lower Limb Flexion Test (TFMI) and Extension Members Test (TEMI). After the tests, they answered to the Numerical Pain Scale (END). Results: We found no significant differences for the SST test (p=0.6794), however the YBT, SLHT, TFMI, TEMI and END (p<0.0001), as well as the FSST test (p = 0.0026) showed significant statistical differences, suggesting that the implementation of DT produced positive effects on the performance of the athletes. Conclusion: The application of DT was not able to significantly improve the static balance; however it positively affected the performance of semi-dynamic and dynamic balance, flexibility and pain.
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