A test battery to investigate back pain in female soccer players
Introduction Back pain (BP) is a concern in youth and adult soccer players. Medical staff should be aware of possible consequences on health status and physical performance of players and, therefore, should screen and/or test for BP. Objective The purpose of the study was to assess female soccer pla...
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| description | Introduction
Back pain (BP) is a concern in youth and adult soccer players. Medical staff should be aware of possible consequences on health status and physical performance of players and, therefore, should screen and/or test for BP.
Objective
The purpose of the study was to assess female soccer players with and without BP in a range of tests.
Methods
18 female youth football players (eight with and ten without BP) from a Bavarian Soccer Club were assessed with a test battery consisting of patients’ history, physical examination, questionnaire, Y Balance Test (YBT), Swiss Olympic Test (SOT) and maximum isometric strength of the trunk muscles.
Results
Participants without any BP showed non-significant better performance in the SOT and the YBT. In the dynamic lateral isometric muscle strength test, patients without BP had a statistically significant (
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Back pain (BP) is a concern in youth and adult soccer players. Medical staff should be aware of possible consequences on health status and physical performance of players and, therefore, should screen and/or test for BP.
Objective
The purpose of the study was to assess female soccer players with and without BP in a range of tests.
Methods
18 female youth football players (eight with and ten without BP) from a Bavarian Soccer Club were assessed with a test battery consisting of patients’ history, physical examination, questionnaire, Y Balance Test (YBT), Swiss Olympic Test (SOT) and maximum isometric strength of the trunk muscles.
Results
Participants without any BP showed non-significant better performance in the SOT and the YBT. In the dynamic lateral isometric muscle strength test, patients without BP had a statistically significant (
p
< 0.05) better result than the other cohort.
Conclusion
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Back pain (BP) is a concern in youth and adult soccer players. Medical staff should be aware of possible consequences on health status and physical performance of players and, therefore, should screen and/or test for BP.
Objective
The purpose of the study was to assess female soccer players with and without BP in a range of tests.
Methods
18 female youth football players (eight with and ten without BP) from a Bavarian Soccer Club were assessed with a test battery consisting of patients’ history, physical examination, questionnaire, Y Balance Test (YBT), Swiss Olympic Test (SOT) and maximum isometric strength of the trunk muscles.
Results
Participants without any BP showed non-significant better performance in the SOT and the YBT. In the dynamic lateral isometric muscle strength test, patients without BP had a statistically significant (
p
< 0.05) better result than the other cohort.
Conclusion
Our results show that there is a tendency of the cohort without BP for better outcome. 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Back pain (BP) is a concern in youth and adult soccer players. Medical staff should be aware of possible consequences on health status and physical performance of players and, therefore, should screen and/or test for BP.
Objective
The purpose of the study was to assess female soccer players with and without BP in a range of tests.
Methods
18 female youth football players (eight with and ten without BP) from a Bavarian Soccer Club were assessed with a test battery consisting of patients’ history, physical examination, questionnaire, Y Balance Test (YBT), Swiss Olympic Test (SOT) and maximum isometric strength of the trunk muscles.
Results
Participants without any BP showed non-significant better performance in the SOT and the YBT. In the dynamic lateral isometric muscle strength test, patients without BP had a statistically significant (
p
< 0.05) better result than the other cohort.
Conclusion
Our results show that there is a tendency of the cohort without BP for better outcome. Further testing may be needed to evaluate if our test battery is eligible to investigate BP in female soccer players.</abstract><cop>Milan</cop><pub>Springer Milan</pub><doi>10.1007/s11332-016-0296-7</doi><tpages>7</tpages></addata></record> |
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