The effects of step aerobic training on balance in female badminton players
Step-aerobic training (SAT) has been effective exercise pattern on balance.Very few studies focused on female badminton players. Objective:was to compare the effects of SAT on balance in female badminton players. Methods: twenty female participantswere divided into the experimental group (EG),practi...
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description | Step-aerobic training (SAT) has been effective exercise pattern on balance.Very few studies focused on female badminton players. Objective:was to compare the effects of SAT on balance in female badminton players. Methods: twenty female participantswere divided into the experimental group (EG),practiced a step aerobics tempo using a speed controller at a speed range of 125-140 beats per minute (bpm) and height of 4, 6, and 8 inchespractice for 30 minutes 3 days a week, together with the 8 week badminton training program (n=10, age: 16.70±1.15 years; body weight = 54.19±2.86 kg; body height = 164.10±3.66 cm; fat = 23.32±2.07 percent; muscle mass = 41.47±2.24 kg). The control group (CG) performs the badminton program training. (n=10, age: 16.60±1.17 years; body weight = 53.98±3.09 kg; body height = 164.20±3.32 cm; fat = 23.52±2.36 percent; muscle mass = 41.23±1.55 kg). Results: The balance test from eye open, eye close firm and foam surface sway index (°/sec) after 4 weeks (eye open firm;p=0.024, eye closefirm;p=0.028) and 8 weeks(eye open firm; p=0.001, eye close firm; p=0.001, eye open foam; p=0.046, eye close foam; p=0.028)in the EG was significantly better than before (p |
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El entrenamiento aeróbico con pasos (SAT) ha sido un patrón de ejercicio efectivo para el equilibrio. Muy pocos estudios se centraron en jugadoras de bádminton. Objetivo: comparar los efectos del SAT sobre el equilibrio en jugadoras de bádminton. Métodos: veinte participantes femeninas se dividieron en el grupo experimental (GE), practicaron un tempo de aeróbicos con pasos usando un controlador de velocidad a un rango de velocidad de 125-140 pulsaciones por minuto (ppm) y una altura de 4, 6 y 8 pulgadas. práctica durante 30 minutos 3 días a la semana, junto con el programa de entrenamiento de bádminton de 8 semanas (n = 10, edad: 16,70 ± 1,15 años; peso corporal = 54,19 ± 2,86 kg; altura corporal = 164,10 ± 3,66 cm; grasa = 23,32 ± 2,07 por ciento; masa muscular = 41,47 ± 2,24kg). El grupo control (GC) realiza el entrenamiento del programa de bádminton. (n = 10, edad: 16,60 ± 1,17 años; peso corporal = 53,98 ± 3,09 kg; altura corporal = 164,20 ± 3,32 cm; grasa = 23,52 ± 2,36 por ciento; masa muscular = 41,23 ± 1,55 kg). Resultados: El equilibrio después de 4 y 8 semanas en el GE fue significativamente mejor que antes (p ≤ 0,05), pero no hubo diferencia en el GC (p > 0,05). Conclusión: el SAT a 6 -8 pulgadas de altura utilizando 125 -140 ppm tiene un efecto beneficioso sobre el equilibrio, lo que permite a los atletas ser más eficientes al moverse rápidamente en un corto período de entrenamiento sin perder el equilibrio.</description><identifier>ISSN: 1579-1726</identifier><identifier>ISSN: 1988-2041</identifier><identifier>EISSN: 1988-2041</identifier><language>eng</language><subject>aerobic training ; badminton ; balance ; bádminton ; entrenamiento aeróbico con step ; equilibrio ; music rhythm ; ritmo musical ; step ; sway index ; índice de balanceo</subject><ispartof>Retos (Madrid), 2025 (62), p.894-900</ispartof><rights>LICENCIA DE USO: Los documentos a texto completo incluidos en Dialnet son de acceso libre y propiedad de sus autores y/o editores. Por tanto, cualquier acto de reproducción, distribución, comunicación pública y/o transformación total o parcial requiere el consentimiento expreso y escrito de aquéllos. 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El entrenamiento aeróbico con pasos (SAT) ha sido un patrón de ejercicio efectivo para el equilibrio. Muy pocos estudios se centraron en jugadoras de bádminton. Objetivo: comparar los efectos del SAT sobre el equilibrio en jugadoras de bádminton. Métodos: veinte participantes femeninas se dividieron en el grupo experimental (GE), practicaron un tempo de aeróbicos con pasos usando un controlador de velocidad a un rango de velocidad de 125-140 pulsaciones por minuto (ppm) y una altura de 4, 6 y 8 pulgadas. práctica durante 30 minutos 3 días a la semana, junto con el programa de entrenamiento de bádminton de 8 semanas (n = 10, edad: 16,70 ± 1,15 años; peso corporal = 54,19 ± 2,86 kg; altura corporal = 164,10 ± 3,66 cm; grasa = 23,32 ± 2,07 por ciento; masa muscular = 41,47 ± 2,24kg). El grupo control (GC) realiza el entrenamiento del programa de bádminton. 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El entrenamiento aeróbico con pasos (SAT) ha sido un patrón de ejercicio efectivo para el equilibrio. Muy pocos estudios se centraron en jugadoras de bádminton. Objetivo: comparar los efectos del SAT sobre el equilibrio en jugadoras de bádminton. Métodos: veinte participantes femeninas se dividieron en el grupo experimental (GE), practicaron un tempo de aeróbicos con pasos usando un controlador de velocidad a un rango de velocidad de 125-140 pulsaciones por minuto (ppm) y una altura de 4, 6 y 8 pulgadas. práctica durante 30 minutos 3 días a la semana, junto con el programa de entrenamiento de bádminton de 8 semanas (n = 10, edad: 16,70 ± 1,15 años; peso corporal = 54,19 ± 2,86 kg; altura corporal = 164,10 ± 3,66 cm; grasa = 23,32 ± 2,07 por ciento; masa muscular = 41,47 ± 2,24kg). El grupo control (GC) realiza el entrenamiento del programa de bádminton. (n = 10, edad: 16,60 ± 1,17 años; peso corporal = 53,98 ± 3,09 kg; altura corporal = 164,20 ± 3,32 cm; grasa = 23,52 ± 2,36 por ciento; masa muscular = 41,23 ± 1,55 kg). Resultados: El equilibrio después de 4 y 8 semanas en el GE fue significativamente mejor que antes (p ≤ 0,05), pero no hubo diferencia en el GC (p > 0,05). Conclusión: el SAT a 6 -8 pulgadas de altura utilizando 125 -140 ppm tiene un efecto beneficioso sobre el equilibrio, lo que permite a los atletas ser más eficientes al moverse rápidamente en un corto período de entrenamiento sin perder el equilibrio.</abstract><oa>free_for_read</oa></addata></record> |
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