The Differences of Shoulder Range of Motion and Dynamic Stability in Upper Extremity Depending on Ages and Experiences of Shoulder Injuries among Volleyball Players
PURPOSE This study aimed to verify the differences in shoulder range of motion (ROM) and dynamic stability in the upper extremities depending on the players’ ages and frequency of sports injuries in the shoulder joint. METHODS A total of 519 volleyball players enrolled in the Korea Volleyball Associ...
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| author | Young Hoon Kim Taegyu Kim Eunkuk Kim Jong-Chul Park Hokyung Choi |
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| description | PURPOSE This study aimed to verify the differences in shoulder range of motion (ROM) and dynamic stability in the upper extremities depending on the players’ ages and frequency of sports injuries in the shoulder joint. METHODS A total of 519 volleyball players enrolled in the Korea Volleyball Association and Korean Volleyball Federation participated in this study. All participants answered questions about their experiences of sports-related shoulder injuries and were then categorized into shoulder-injured and non-injured groups. Shoulder ROM (flexion/extension and internal/external rotation) and upper quarter Y-balance (YBT-UQ) were tested by trained examiners. The YBT-UQ was normalized to the arm length (%AL) of the players. RESULTS Among elementary and middle school players, the shoulder-injured group had lower internal rotation than the non-injured group. In addition, elementary school players with a history of shoulder injuries performed worse in the YBT-UQ test. Regardless of their history of shoulder injury, older patients tended to have decreased shoulder flexion and extension. In the injured group, younger players had lower internal rotation of the shoulder. CONCLUSIONS These results showed that player age should be considered for rehabilitation to prevent shoulder sports-related injuries in volleyball players. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-7be903e2b19242aea0fae942b27efc442023-04-19T01:42:32ZkorThe Korean Society of Exercise Physiology운동과학1226-17262384-05442023-02-01321839110.15857/ksep.2023.32.1.831024The Differences of Shoulder Range of Motion and Dynamic Stability in Upper Extremity Depending on Ages and Experiences of Shoulder Injuries among Volleyball PlayersYoung Hoon Kim0Taegyu Kim1Eunkuk Kim2Jong-Chul Park3Hokyung Choi4Major of Marine-Sports, Division of Smart Healthcare, Pukyong National University, Busan, KoreaMajor of Marine-Sports, Division of Smart Healthcare, Pukyong National University, Busan, KoreaSRC Hospital, Gwangju, KoreaMajor of Marine-Sports, Division of Smart Healthcare, Pukyong National University, Busan, KoreaDepartment of Sport Science, Korea Institute of Sport Science, Seoul, KoreaPURPOSE This study aimed to verify the differences in shoulder range of motion (ROM) and dynamic stability in the upper extremities depending on the players’ ages and frequency of sports injuries in the shoulder joint. METHODS A total of 519 volleyball players enrolled in the Korea Volleyball Association and Korean Volleyball Federation participated in this study. All participants answered questions about their experiences of sports-related shoulder injuries and were then categorized into shoulder-injured and non-injured groups. Shoulder ROM (flexion/extension and internal/external rotation) and upper quarter Y-balance (YBT-UQ) were tested by trained examiners. The YBT-UQ was normalized to the arm length (%AL) of the players. RESULTS Among elementary and middle school players, the shoulder-injured group had lower internal rotation than the non-injured group. In addition, elementary school players with a history of shoulder injuries performed worse in the YBT-UQ test. Regardless of their history of shoulder injury, older patients tended to have decreased shoulder flexion and extension. In the injured group, younger players had lower internal rotation of the shoulder. CONCLUSIONS These results showed that player age should be considered for rehabilitation to prevent shoulder sports-related injuries in volleyball players.http://www.ksep-es.org/upload/pdf/ksep-2023-32-1-83.pdfshoulder injuryrange of motiondynamic stabilityage |
| spellingShingle | Young Hoon Kim Taegyu Kim Eunkuk Kim Jong-Chul Park Hokyung Choi The Differences of Shoulder Range of Motion and Dynamic Stability in Upper Extremity Depending on Ages and Experiences of Shoulder Injuries among Volleyball Players 운동과학 shoulder injury range of motion dynamic stability age |
| title | The Differences of Shoulder Range of Motion and Dynamic Stability in Upper Extremity Depending on Ages and Experiences of Shoulder Injuries among Volleyball Players |
| title_full | The Differences of Shoulder Range of Motion and Dynamic Stability in Upper Extremity Depending on Ages and Experiences of Shoulder Injuries among Volleyball Players |
| title_fullStr | The Differences of Shoulder Range of Motion and Dynamic Stability in Upper Extremity Depending on Ages and Experiences of Shoulder Injuries among Volleyball Players |
| title_full_unstemmed | The Differences of Shoulder Range of Motion and Dynamic Stability in Upper Extremity Depending on Ages and Experiences of Shoulder Injuries among Volleyball Players |
| title_short | The Differences of Shoulder Range of Motion and Dynamic Stability in Upper Extremity Depending on Ages and Experiences of Shoulder Injuries among Volleyball Players |
| title_sort | differences of shoulder range of motion and dynamic stability in upper extremity depending on ages and experiences of shoulder injuries among volleyball players |
| topic | shoulder injury range of motion dynamic stability age |
| url | http://www.ksep-es.org/upload/pdf/ksep-2023-32-1-83.pdf |
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