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2. Diagnostic accuracy of lumbopelvic motor control tests using pressure biofeedback unit in professional swimmers: A cross-sectional study
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Solana-Tramunt, Mònica, Ortegón, Alberto, Morales, José, Nieto, Ainhoa, Nishishinya, María Betina, and Villafañe, Jorge Hugo
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- 2019
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3. Does 8 Weeks of Integrated Functional Core and Plyometric Training Improve Postural Control Performance in Young Rhythmic Gymnasts?
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Cabrejas, Cristina, Morales, Jose, Solana-Tramunt, Mónica, Nieto-Guisado, Ainhoa, Badiola-Zabala, Alesander, and Campos-Rius, Josep
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RESEARCH ,POSTURAL balance ,RESEARCH methodology ,ATHLETES ,EVALUATION research ,COMPARATIVE studies ,RANDOMIZED controlled trials ,GYMNASTICS ,EXERCISE therapy - Abstract
It has been suggested that core stability and plyometric training (CPT) can enhance athletes' postural control. Nevertheless, the effects of an integrated core and plyometric training program on rhythmic gymnastics (RG) performance are unclear. This study aimed to evaluate the effects of an integrated functional CPT program on young rhythmics gymnasts' postural performance. A sample of 44 young female rhythmic gymnasts from a competitive team (age = 10.5 ± 1.8 years) participated in the study. The subjects were randomly divided into a control group and an experimental group. Pre- and posttest design was used. Postural control was assessed using single-leg stance tests and RG-specific balances over a force platform and evaluated by expert RG judges. The experimental group (n = 23) completed an 8-week functional CPT program based on RG technical requirements. Meanwhile, the control group (n = 21) received their usual training sessions. A mixed model of analysis of variance was applied to evaluate the effects of an intrasubject factor and an intersubject factor on each of the dependent variables. After 8 weeks, the experimental group obtained significant better results in some variables of the right support leg with eyes open and left support leg with eyes open single-leg support (p < .01), improvements were also found in some specific RG balances: Arabesque measured on the force platform (p < .01) and the side leg with help balance scored by the judges (p < .01). In conclusion, an integrated functional CPT program improved postural control in young rhythmic gymnasts. Coaches should consider using this CPT to improve RG performance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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4. Effects of jaw clenching wearing customized mouthguards on agility, power and vertical jump in male high-standard basketball players
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Buscà, Bernat, Moreno-Doutres, Daniel, Peña, Javier, Morales, Jose, Solana-Tramunt, Mònica, and Aguilera-Castells, Joan
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- 2018
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5. The effects of an eight-week integrated functional core and plyometric training program on young rhythmic gymnasts’ explosive strength
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Carballeira, Eduardo, Cabrejas Mata, Cristina, Solana-Tramunt, Mónica, Morales, José, Nieto Guisado, Ainhoa, Bofill-Ródenas, Ana, Pierantozzi, Emanuela, Carballeira, Eduardo, Cabrejas Mata, Cristina, Solana-Tramunt, Mónica, Morales, José, Nieto Guisado, Ainhoa, Bofill-Ródenas, Ana, and Pierantozzi, Emanuela
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[Abstract]: Background: Explosive strength is essential for rhythmic gymnasts’ performance. It has been suggested that core stability (CS) and plyometric training can enhance athletes’ explosive strength. Nevertheless, there is some uncertainty about the effects of integrated core and plyometric training (CPT) programs on rhythmic gymnastics (RG) performances. Purpose: to evaluate the effects of an integrated functional CPT program on young rhythmic gymnasts’ explosive strength and jump/leap performance. Method: We recruited 44 young (age = 10.5 1.8 years old; peak height velocity, PHV = 12.2 0.6 years old) female rhythmic gymnasts and randomly allocated them into a control group (CG) and an experimental group (EG). Pre and post-intervention, the explosive strength of both groups was assessed using countermovement jump (CMJ) and single-leg CMJ (SLCMJ) tests, conducted using a force platform, and expert RG judges evaluated their performance of RG-specific jumps. Before the post-test, the EG (n = 23) completed an 8 week functional CPT program based on RG technical requirements. Meanwhile, the participants in the CG (n = 21) received their regular training sessions. Linear mixed model analyses were applied to evaluate the effects of an intra-subject factor (TIME: pre-post) and an inter-subject factor (GROUP: control-experimental) on each dependent variable. When no significant interaction effect was found, Cohen’s d effect size was calculated. Results: After 8 weeks, the EG obtained significantly better results in all variables measured by the CMJ and SLCMJ (p < 0.01) tests. The judges’ scores indicated greater improvements in the EG after the CPT program in the stag and the split leap. Conclusions: An integrated functional CPT program improved explosive strength in a group of young rhythmic gymnasts and had a large impact on aspects of RG-specific performance. Coaches should consider using this CPT to improve RG performance.
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- 2023
6. The Effects of an Eight-Week Integrated Functional Core and Plyometric Training Program on Young Rhythmic Gymnasts’ Explosive Strength
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Cabrejas, Cristina, primary, Solana-Tramunt, Mónica, additional, Morales, Jose, additional, Nieto, Ainhoa, additional, Bofill, Ana, additional, Carballeira, Eduardo, additional, and Pierantozzi, Emanuela, additional
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- 2023
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7. Acute effects of jaw clenching using a customized mouthguard on anaerobic ability and ventilatory flows
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Morales, Jose, Buscà, Bernat, Solana-Tramunt, Mònica, and Miró, Adrià
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- 2015
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8. Physical activity, physical fitness and academic achievement in adolescents : a self-organizing maps approach
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Pellicer-Chenoll, Maite, Garcia-Massó, Xavier, Morales, Jose, Serra-Añó, Pilar, Solana-Tramunt, Mònica, González, Luis-Millán, and Toca-Herrera, José-Luis
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- 2015
9. The Mediating Role of Vision in the Relationship Between Proprioception and Postural Control in Older Adults, as Compared to Teenagers and Younger and Middle-Aged Adults
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Nieto Guisado, Ainhoa, Solana-Tramunt, Mónica, Marco Ahulló, Adrià, Sevilla-Sánchez, Marta, Cabrejas Mata, Cristina, Campos-Rius, Josep, Morales, José, Nieto Guisado, Ainhoa, Solana-Tramunt, Mónica, Marco Ahulló, Adrià, Sevilla-Sánchez, Marta, Cabrejas Mata, Cristina, Campos-Rius, Josep, and Morales, José
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[Abstract] The aim of this study is to analyze the mediating role of vision in the relationship between conscious lower limb proprioception (dominant knee) and bipedal postural control (with eyes open and closed) in older adults, as compared with teenagers, younger adults and middle-aged adults. Methods: The sample consisted of 119 healthy, physically active participants. Postural control was assessed using the bipedal Romberg test with participants’ eyes open and closed on a force platform. Proprioception was measured through the ability to reposition the knee at 45_, measured with the Goniometer Pro application’s goniometer. Results: The results showed an indirect relationship between proprioception and postural control with closed eyes in all age groups; however, vision did not mediate this relationship. Conclusions: Older adults outperformed only teenagers on the balance test. The group of older adults was the only one that did not display differences with regard to certain variables when the test was done with open or closed eyes. It seems that age does not influence performance on proprioception tests. These findings help us to optimize the design of training programs for older adults and suggest that physical exercise is a protective factor against age-related decline.
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- 2022
10. The Effect of Eight-Week Functional Core Training on Core Stability in Young Rhythmic Gymnasts: A Randomized Clinical Trial
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Cabrejas, Cristina, primary, Solana-Tramunt, Mónica, additional, Morales, Jose, additional, Campos-Rius, Josep, additional, Ortegón, Alberto, additional, Nieto-Guisado, Ainhoa, additional, and Carballeira, Eduardo, additional
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- 2022
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11. Effects of Rapid Weight Loss on Balance and Reaction Time in Elite Judo Athletes.
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Morales, Jose, Ubasart, Carla, Solana-Tramunt, Mónica, Villarrasa-Sapiña, Israel, González, Luis-Millán, Fukuda, David, and Franchini, Emerson
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BODY weight ,POSTURAL balance ,EXERCISE physiology ,FOOD habits ,MARTIAL arts ,MOTOR ability ,MUSCLE strength ,REACTION time ,WEIGHT loss ,WOMEN athletes ,SPORTS events ,PHYSICAL training & conditioning ,ELITE athletes ,MALE athletes - Abstract
Balance, reaction time, and strength are key factors affecting judo performance. Although ample research has been done examining potential strength changes caused by weight loss prior to competition, changes in balance and reaction time have been overlooked. Purpose: To examine the effects of rapid and progressive weight loss (RWL and PWL) on balance, reaction time, and strength in a group of elite judo athletes. Methods: A total of 38 female and male judo athletes (age = 20.6 [2.6] y) completed balance, reaction-time, and strength assessments 1 wk prior to an official weigh-in (pretest) and immediately after the weigh-in (posttest). The athletes were divided into 3 groups, 1 control group who maintained regular training and eating habits, 1 experimental group who engaged in PWL (<3% reductions in body mass), and a second experimental group who used RWL techniques (>3% reductions in body mass). Results: The RWL group showed significant decreases (P <.05) in balance performance (ellipse area: 4.83 [0.87] vs 6.31 [1.39] mm
2 with eyes closed; mean mediolateral velocity: 2.07 [0.2] vs 2.52 [0.45] mm·s−1 with eyes closed; and mean anteroposterior velocity: 2.25 [0.20] vs 2.51 [0.32] mm·s−1 with eyes open and 2.44 [0.26] vs 3.06 [0.56] mm·s−1 with eyes closed) and reaction time (0.38 [0.04] vs 0.42 [0.06] s) with no changes in strength from pretesting to posttesting. The athletes in the PWL and control groups maintained performance in all variables. Conclusion: These findings demonstrate negative effects on perceptual motor-skill performance in judo athletes engaging in RWL strategies prior to competition. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
- 2018
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12. The Work Endurance Recovery Method for Quantifying Training Loads in Judo.
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Morales, Jose, Franchini, Emerson, Garcia-Massó, Xavier, Solana-Tramunt, Mónica, Buscà, Bernat, and Gonzalez, Luis-Millán
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PHYSICAL fitness ,EXERCISE ,ANALYSIS of variance ,ANTHROPOMETRY ,ATHLETIC ability ,CONFIDENCE intervals ,STATISTICAL correlation ,EXERCISE physiology ,EXERCISE tests ,HEART rate monitoring ,MARTIAL arts ,MATHEMATICS ,PROBABILITY theory ,RESEARCH evaluation ,STATISTICAL sampling ,SPORTS sciences ,STATISTICS ,DATA analysis ,STATISTICAL reliability ,ANAEROBIC threshold ,COOLDOWN ,PHYSICAL training & conditioning ,ELITE athletes ,REPEATED measures design ,OXYGEN consumption ,CROSS-sectional method ,ERGOMETRY ,EXERCISE intensity ,DATA analysis software ,DESCRIPTIVE statistics ,INTRACLASS correlation - Abstract
Purpose: To adapt the work endurance recovery (WER) method based on rnndori maximal time to exhaustion (RMTE) for combat situations in judo. Methods: Eleven international-standard judo athletes (7 men and 4 women; mean age 20.73 ± 2.49 y, height 1.72 ±0.11 m, body mass 67.36 ± 10.67 kg) were recruited to take part in the study. All participants performed a maximal incremental test (MIT), a Wingate test (WIN), a Special Judo Fitness Test (SJFT), and 2 RMTE tests. They then took part in a session at an international training camp in Barcelona, Spain, in which 4 methods of load quantification were implemented: the WER method, the Stagno method, the Lucia method, and the session rating of perceived exertion (RPE
session ). Results: RMTE demonstrated a very high test-retest reliability (intraclass correlation coefficient =.91), and correlations of the performance tests ranged from moderate to high: RMTE and MIT (r= .66), RMTE and WIN variables (r = .38-.53), RMTE and SJFT variables (r = .74-77). The correlation between the WER method, which considers time to exhaustion, and the other systems for quantifying training load was high: WER and RPEsession (r = .87), WER and Stagno (r = .77), WER and Lucia (r = .73). A comparative repeated-measures analysis of variance of the normalized values of the quantification did not yield statistically significant differences. Conclusions: The WER method using RMTE is highly adaptable to quantify rondori judo sessions and enables one to plan a priori individualized training loads. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
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13. Stress and autonomic response to sleep deprivation in medical residents: A comparative cross-sectional study
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Morales, Jose, primary, Yáñez, Alexandre, additional, Fernández-González, Liria, additional, Montesinos-Magraner, Lluïsa, additional, Marco-Ahulló, Adrià, additional, Solana-Tramunt, Mónica, additional, and Calvete, Esther, additional
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- 2019
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14. Efectos y relación entre el control Postural, la Propiocepción y la Doble Tarea
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Nieto Guisado, Ainhoa, Solana Tramunt, Mónica, Morales Aznar, José, and Universitat Ramon Llull. Departament de Ciències de l'Activitat Física i de l'Esport
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Calidad de vida ,Doble tarea ,Equilibrio ,Control Motor ,Deterioro cognitivo ,Prevención caídas ,Control postural ,Propiocepción ,Educació - Abstract
Els objectius d’aquesta tesi doctoral varen ser el de determinar els efectes del mètode Mézierès (MM) sobre el dolor i la discapacitat relacionades amb el dolor lumbar, en comparació amb un programa de fisioteràpia sedativa i d’exercici, i comprendre el significat de la experiència corporal a l’aplicar el MM. La mostra va estar composada per 61 persones amb dolor lumbar d’origen inespecífic, ela quals varen ser aleatoritzats en dos grups: un grup va rebre fisioteràpia amb el MM (GMM) (n=29) i el grup comparació va rebre fisioteràpia sedativa més exercicis de flexibilitat i força (GC) (n=31). Els participants del GMM i del GC varen realitzar 10 sessions de fisioteràpia, d’una hora de de duració en un període de 5 setmanes, i varen ser avaluats 3 vegades: pre-intervenció, post-intervenció i seguiment a les 6 setmanes després de finalitzat el tractament. Les variables analitzades foren: dolor amb l’escala Numerical Pain Rating, discapacitat física relacionada al dolor lumbar amb el qüestionari Roland Morris, la qualitat de vida amb el qüestionari FS-12, la postura i la flexibilitat amb fotogrametria. Paral·lelament a les sessions de fisioteràpia, al GMM se li varen realitzar entrevistes per a comprendre la experiència corporal al realitzar aquest tipus de fisioteràpia, dades que foren complementades amb el diari de camp de la investigadora principal, qui va realitzar aquestes intervencions. L’anàlisi de dades quantitatius fou realitzat per al càlcul de diferències intra-grup amb proves per a mostres relacionades, paramètriques o no paramètriques, segons la normalitat de les variables; també es va calcular la diferència entre grups mitjançant ANOVAs de mesures repetides o test de Friedman segons la normalitat de les variables, l’estimació de la mida de l’efecte fou realitzada des de l’estadístic d de Cohen. Per a l’anàlisi de dades qualitatius es va realitzar utilitzant el software ATLAS.ti amb el mètode de comparació constant per a determinar les categories i subcategories que varen permetre la descripció del fenomen. Els resultats obtinguts mostren que ambdós tipus de tractament varen generar efectes positius sobre el dolor i la discapacitat física relacionada amb el dolor lumbar. EL GMM va mostrar efectes superiors a la variable dolor (d-Cohen o,80) i a la flexibilitat. Per les altres variables, els canvis en ambdós grups varen ser equivalents al finalitzar les 10 sessions de fisioteràpia. Respecte als resultats qualitatius es va realitzar una aproximació fenomenològica que va permetre comprendre que els participants interpreten la interacció amb el MM com un procés d’ensenyament-aprenentatge que els permet un millor ús del cos, la qual cosa es tradueix en una millor gestió dels moviments i postures per controlar i calmar el dolor lumbar. A l’integrar els resultats, s’han trobat dades coincidents per a les variables dolor, discapacitat física, qualitat de vida i flexibilitat, mentre que varen existir dades no coincidents per a la variable postura. Com a conclusió de l’estudi, el MM té efectes positius per al dolor, la discapacitat i la flexibilitat, sense mostrar superioritat davant la fisioteràpia sedativa i d’exercici terapèutic. A més, el MM és percebut pels participants com un procés d’ensenyament-aprenentatge centrat en la consciència corporal que permet gestionar de manera efectiva els símptomes relacionats amb el dolor lumbar. Los objetivos de esta tesis doctoral fueron: determinar los efectos del Método Mézières (MM) sobre el dolor y la discapacidad relacionada con el dolor lumbar, en comparación con un programa de fisioterapia sedativa y de ejercicio, y comprender el significado de la experiencia corporal al aplicar el MM. La muestra estuvo compuesta por 61 personas con dolor lumbar de origen inespecífico, quienes fueron aleatorizados en dos grupos: el primer grupo recibió fisioterapia con el MM (GMM) (n=29) y el grupo comparación recibió fisioterapia sedativa más ejercicios de flexibilidad y fuerza (GC) (n=31). Los participantes de GMM y de GC realizaron 10 sesiones de fisioterapia de una hora en un período de 5 semanas, y fueron evaluados 3 veces: pre intervención, post-intervención y seguimiento a las 6 semanas de finalizar el tratamiento. Las variables analizadas fueron: dolor con la escala Numerical Pain Raiting, discapacidad física relacionada con el dolor lumbar con el cuestionario Roland Morris, la calidad de vida con el SF12, la postura y la flexibilidad con fotogrametría. Paralelamente a las sesiones de fisioterapia, al GMM se le realizaron entrevistas para comprender la experiencia corporal al realizar dicho tipo de fisioterapia, datos que fueron complementados con el diario de campo de la investigadora principal quien realizó las intervenciones. El análisis de los datos cuantitativos fue realizado con el programa SPSS, para el cálculo de diferencias intra-grupo con pruebas para muestras relacionadas, paramétricas o no paramétricas, según la normalidad de las variables; también se calculó la diferencia entre grupos por medio de ANOVAS, de medidas repetidas o test de Friedman según la normalidad de las variables, la estimación del tamaño del efecto fue realizado desde el estadístico d de cohen. Para el análisis de datos cualitativo se realizó en el software ATLAS.ti con el método de comparación constante para determinar las categorías y subcategorías que permitieron la descripción del fenómeno. Los resultados obtenidos mostraron que ambos tipos de tratamiento generaron efectos positivos sobre el dolor y la discapacidad física relacionada con el dolor lumbar. El GMM mostró efectos superiores en la variable dolor (D-Cohen 0,80) y en la flexibilidad. Para las otras variables, los cambios en ambos grupos fueron equivalentes al finalizar las 10 sesiones de fisioterapia. Sobre los datos cualitativos se realizó una aproximación fenomenológica que permitió comprender que los participantes interpretan la interacción con el MM como un proceso de enseñanza-aprendizaje que les permite un mejor uso del cuerpo, lo que se traduce en una mejor gestión de los movimientos y posturas para controlar y calmar el dolor lumbar. Al realizar la integración de los resultados, se encontraron datos coincidentes para las variables dolor, discapacidad física, calidad de vida y flexibilidad, mientras que existieron datos no coincidentes para la variable postura. La conclusión del estudio es que el MM tiene efectos positivos para el dolor, la discapacidad física y la flexibilidad, sin mostrar superioridad frente a la fisioterapia sedativa y de ejercicio terapéutico. Además, el MM es percibido por los participantes como un proceso de enseñanza-aprendizaje centrado en la conciencia corporal que permite gestionar de manera efectiva los síntomas relacionados con el dolor lumbar. The objectives of this doctoral thesis were to determine the effects of the Mézières Method (MM) on pain and disability related to low back pain, in comparison with a program of sedative physiotherapy and exercise, and to understand the meaning of the bodily experience applying the MM. The sample consisted of 61 people with low back pain of non-specific origin, who were randomized into two groups: one group received physical therapy with MM (GMM) (n=29) and the comparison group received sedative physical therapy plus flexibility and strength exercises (CG) (n=31). GMM and CG participants underwent 10 one-hour physical therapy sessions over a 5-week period and were evaluated 3 times: pre-intervention, post-intervention, and follow-up at 6 weeks after the end of treatment. The variables analyzed were: pain with the Numerical Pain Rating scale, physical disability related to low back pain with the Roland Morris questionnaire, quality of life with the SF12, posture, and flexibility with photogrammetry. Parallel to the physical therapy sessions, interviews were conducted with the GMM to understand the body experience when performing such physical therapy, data that were complemented with the field diary of the principal investigator who performed such interventions. The analysis of quantitative data was performed for the calculation of intra-group differences with tests for related samples, parametric or non-parametric, according to the normality of the variables; the difference between groups was also calculated using repeated measures ANOVAS or Friedman's test according to the normality of the variables, the estimation of the effect size was performed from the cohen's d statistic. Qualitative data analysis was performed in ATLAS.ti software using the constant comparison method to determine the categories and subcategories that allowed the description of the phenomenon. The results obtained showed that both types of treatment generated positive effects on pain and physical disability related to low back pain. The GMM showed superior effects on the pain variable (D-Cohen 0.80) and flexibility. For the other variables, the changes in both groups were equivalent at the end of the 10 physical therapy sessions. Regarding the qualitative data, a phenomenological approach was carried out that allowed understanding that the participants interpret the interaction with the MM as a teaching-learning process that allows them better use of the body, which translates into better management of the movements and postures to control and calm low back pain. On integrating the results, coincident data were found for the variables pain, physical disability, quality of life, and flexibility, while there were non-coincident data for the variable posture. The study concludes that MM has positive effects on pain, physical disability, and flexibility, without showing superiority over therapeutic exercise and sedative physical therapy. In addition, MM is perceived by the participants as a teaching-learning process focused on body awareness that allows effective management of symptoms related to low back pain.
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15. Evaluación del control motor lumbopélvico a través de retroalimentación por presión en población deportista y su relación con las características del deporte, su incidencia lesional y el sexo de sus practicantes
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Ortegón Piñero, Alberto, Solana Tramunt, Mónica, and Universitat Ramon Llull. Departament de Ciències de l'Activitat Física i de l'Esport
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Control motor ,Core Control ,616.8 ,Mujer y Deporte ,Biofeedback ,Core Stability ,Swimmers ,Lumbar ,Funcional Training ,Control postural ,Injury Prevention ,Salut i serveis socials - Abstract
La present tesi doctoral consta de tres estudis transversals diferenciats, l'objectiu dels quals va ser establir els criteris per a la precisió diagnòstica en l'avaluació del control motor lumbo-pelvià (CMLP) amb unitats de feedback per pressió (PBU) i avaluar el CMLP en esportistes de diferents disciplines esportives. En concret, al primer estudi la mostra va estar composta per 39 nedadors (20 homes, 19 dones) amb almenys dos anys d'experiència en competicions nacionals; al segon i tercer estudi la mostra va estar formada per 100 practicants de CrossFit® (71 homes i 29 dones) reclutats de sis centres de CrossFit® afiliats a Barcelona, Espanya. Tots els participants van donar el seu consentiment per a participar en cada uns dels estudis d'acord amb la última versió de la declaració de Hèlsinki (2013). A tots els participants se'ls van realitzar quatre tests de CMLP, així com van ser entrevistats individualment per a recollir dades de caràcter descriptiu i confidencial. Tots els tests es van dur a terme en les instal·lacions esportives habituals de pràctica dels esportistes participants en el mateix lapse de franges horàries per a respectar al màxim la seva quotidianitat i la validesa ecològica dels estudis. De cada estudi s'ha desenvolupat un article amb les seves discussions i conclusions específiques que es mostren en la present Tesi Doctoral, els títols dels quals són: Estudi 1: Precisió diagnòstica de les proves de control motor lumbopèlvic utilitzant una unitat de bioretroalimentació de pressió en nedadors professionals: un estudi transversal. Estudi 2: Control motor lumbopèlvic en atletes de CrossFit®: un estudi transversal Estudi 3: Es veu afectat el control motor lumbopèlvic pel sexe i les lesions prèvies en els atletes de CrossFit®? La presente tesis doctoral consta de tres estudios transversales diferenciados cuyo objetivo fue establecer los criterios para la precisión diagnóstica en la evaluación del control motor lumbopélvico (CMLP) con unidades de biofeedback por presión (PBU) y evaluar el CMLP en deportistas de distintas disciplinas deportivas. En concreto, en el primer estudio la muestra estuvo compuesta por 39 nadadores (20 hombres, 19 mujeres) con al menos dos años de experiencia en competiciones nacionales; en los estudios segundo y tercero la muestra estuvo formada por 100 practicantes de CrossFit® (71 hombres y 29 mujeres) reclutados de seis centros de CrossFit® afiliados en Barcelona, España. Todos los participantes dieron su consentimiento para participar en cada unos de los estudios de acuerdo con la ultima versión de la declaración de Helsinki (2013). A todos los participantes se les realizaron cuatro pruebas de CMLP, así como fueron entrevistados individualmente para recoger datos de carácter descriptivo y confidencial. Todos los test se llevaron a cabo en las instalaciones deportivas habituales de práctica de los deportistas participantes en el mismo lapso de franjas horarias para respetar al máximo su cotidianidad y la validez ecológica de los estudios. De cada estudio se ha desarrollado un articulo con sus discusiones y conclusiones específicas que se muestran en la presente Tesis Doctoral, los títulos de los cuales son: Estudio 1: Precisión diagnóstica de las pruebas de control motor lumbopélvico utilizando una unidad de biorretroalimentación de presión en nadadores profesionales: un estudio transversal. Estudio 2: Control motor lumbopélvico en atletas de CrossFit®: un estudio transversal Estudio 3: ¿Se ve afectado el control motor lumbopélvico por el sexo y lesiones previas en los atletas de CrossFit®? The present doctoral thesis consists of three different cross-sectional studies whose objective was to establish the criteria for diagnostic precision in the evaluation of the lumbopelvic motor control (LPMC) with pressure feedback units (PBU) and to evaluate the LPMC in athletes from different sports disciplines. Specifically, in the first study the sample was made up of 39 swimmers (20 men, 19 women) with at least two years of experience in national competitions; for the second and third studies the participants were 100 CrossFit® practitioners (71 males and 29 females) recruited from six affiliate CrossFit® centers in Barcelona, Spain. All participants received their consent to participate in each of the studies according to the latest version of the Helsinki declaration (2013). All participants were given four LPMC test, as well as being interviewed individually to collect descriptive and confidential data. All the trials carried out at the usual sports practice facilities of the participating athletes and in the same time slot to respect their daily routine to let the everyday nature of the athlete and the ecological validity of the studies. From each study an article has been developed with its specific analyzes and conclusions that are shown in this Doctoral Thesis, the titles of which are: Study 1: Diagnostic accuracy of lumbopelvic motor control test using the pressure biofeedback unit in professional swimmers: a cross-sectional study. Study 2: Lumbopelvic motor control in CrossFit® athletes: a cross-sectional study Study 3: Is lumbopelvic motor control affected by sex and previous injuries in CrossFit® athletes?
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- 2021
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