A biomechanical examination of the inclusion of active flexibility in artistic gymnastic movements requiring mobility
Background and Study Aim. The purpose of the study is a biomechanical examination of the inclusion of active flexibility in artistic gymnastic movements requiring mobility (muscles' ability to stretch), flexibility and other motor abilities such as force, power, etc. Material and Methods. Th...
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| description | Background and Study Aim. The purpose of the study is a biomechanical examination of the inclusion of active flexibility in artistic gymnastic movements requiring mobility (muscles' ability to stretch), flexibility and other motor abilities such as force, power, etc.
Material and Methods. The study included 17 girl gymnasts aged 7-9 years old, with a body height of 140.7±10.2, weight of 34.1±6.4, and a body mass index of 17.6±3.0. Data collection in the study was made by using performance tests developed by FIG such as a Forward-Backward Split, Side Spit, Arm-Trunk Angle Backward, Trunk Bent Forward, Leg Raise forward, Leg Raise Sideward, Bridge, Standing long Jump, Lift Trunk Forward-60secs, Angle Degree of the Leg Split Position in Cartwheel, and Arm-Upper Body Angle Backward in Bridge Technique. The Kinovea 0.8.15 program was used in the data analysis of the variables in the study. The SPSS 24 software program was used for the data analysis. Percentages of the angle degree calculated by the formula “%= (angle0 of the mobility in functional movement / angle0 of the active flexibility) *100” were found.
Results. Results indicate that active flexibility was 90% functional in the leg raise sideward, 90% in the leg split during execution of the cartwheel, 17.5% in the bridge technique, and completely functional for the flexibility ratio expressed in the leg raise forward technique. In the analysis of the various elements of the similar biomechanics, the anatomic structure and similar body planes, it was concluded that active flexibility expressed in the movements required a mobility of around 65-75%.
Conclusions.. it was determined that the functionality rate of the techniques requiring active flexibility and requiring mobility of the same biomechanical and anatomical structure was around 65-75%. Therefore, to execute 100% of the flexibility in action (during active elements) as it is in a passively or actively, it may significantly increase force, motor control, dynamic balance, coordination etc., in the large range of motion. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-b5ab8b0ce9ef4bd18ceba953fa9009662022-12-21T21:32:28ZengIP Iermakov S.S.Pedagogy of Physical Culture and Sports2664-98372021-10-0125526727410.15561/26649837.2021.05011740A biomechanical examination of the inclusion of active flexibility in artistic gymnastic movements requiring mobilityMilaim Berisha0Istanbu Gelisim UniversityBackground and Study Aim. The purpose of the study is a biomechanical examination of the inclusion of active flexibility in artistic gymnastic movements requiring mobility (muscles' ability to stretch), flexibility and other motor abilities such as force, power, etc. Material and Methods. The study included 17 girl gymnasts aged 7-9 years old, with a body height of 140.7±10.2, weight of 34.1±6.4, and a body mass index of 17.6±3.0. Data collection in the study was made by using performance tests developed by FIG such as a Forward-Backward Split, Side Spit, Arm-Trunk Angle Backward, Trunk Bent Forward, Leg Raise forward, Leg Raise Sideward, Bridge, Standing long Jump, Lift Trunk Forward-60secs, Angle Degree of the Leg Split Position in Cartwheel, and Arm-Upper Body Angle Backward in Bridge Technique. The Kinovea 0.8.15 program was used in the data analysis of the variables in the study. The SPSS 24 software program was used for the data analysis. Percentages of the angle degree calculated by the formula “%= (angle0 of the mobility in functional movement / angle0 of the active flexibility) *100” were found. Results. Results indicate that active flexibility was 90% functional in the leg raise sideward, 90% in the leg split during execution of the cartwheel, 17.5% in the bridge technique, and completely functional for the flexibility ratio expressed in the leg raise forward technique. In the analysis of the various elements of the similar biomechanics, the anatomic structure and similar body planes, it was concluded that active flexibility expressed in the movements required a mobility of around 65-75%. Conclusions.. it was determined that the functionality rate of the techniques requiring active flexibility and requiring mobility of the same biomechanical and anatomical structure was around 65-75%. Therefore, to execute 100% of the flexibility in action (during active elements) as it is in a passively or actively, it may significantly increase force, motor control, dynamic balance, coordination etc., in the large range of motion.https://sportpedagogy.org.ua/index.php/ppcs/article/view/1740functional flexibilityrange of motion (rom)biomechanicstechniques |
| spellingShingle | Milaim Berisha A biomechanical examination of the inclusion of active flexibility in artistic gymnastic movements requiring mobility Pedagogy of Physical Culture and Sports functional flexibility range of motion (rom) biomechanics techniques |
| title | A biomechanical examination of the inclusion of active flexibility in artistic gymnastic movements requiring mobility |
| title_full | A biomechanical examination of the inclusion of active flexibility in artistic gymnastic movements requiring mobility |
| title_fullStr | A biomechanical examination of the inclusion of active flexibility in artistic gymnastic movements requiring mobility |
| title_full_unstemmed | A biomechanical examination of the inclusion of active flexibility in artistic gymnastic movements requiring mobility |
| title_short | A biomechanical examination of the inclusion of active flexibility in artistic gymnastic movements requiring mobility |
| title_sort | biomechanical examination of the inclusion of active flexibility in artistic gymnastic movements requiring mobility |
| topic | functional flexibility range of motion (rom) biomechanics techniques |
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