Kinematic comparison between single and double-leg jump landings in sagittal plane for male hand ball players
Double and single leg jump (SL) landing activities are considered stressful tasks for handball players. Most of the previous researches focused on kinetic analysis of these activities rather than kinematic analysis. Also, there is a lack of comparative studies that were performed between the two typ...
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| description | Double
and single leg jump (SL) landing activities are considered stressful tasks for
handball players. Most of the previous
researches focused on kinetic analysis of these activities rather than
kinematic analysis. Also, there is a lack of comparative studies that were
performed between the two types of activities. The main aim of this study is to
perform lower extremity kinematic analysis to find the kinematic differences
between single and double-leg jump (DL) landings in the sagittal plane (SP),in male handball players.
The lower extremity kinematics were measured in 15elite male handball
players(while performing SL and DL landings), by using three-dimensional motion
analysis system (VICON). The results revealed statistically significant
difference between the lower limb kinematics of SPSL and SPDL.
During the SPDL, the hip and knee flexion angles increased more than
those in SPSL, while there was more knee adduction with internal
rotation stress in SPSL than in SPDL(P lt; .05).
The hip and knee flexion angles in the SPDL showed moderate
association with those during the SPSL(R2, 0.49
and 0.44 respectively). In addition, the hip abduction in the SPDL
showed moderate association with those during the SPSL (R2,
0.37). But, hip internal rotation, knee adduction,
and knee internal rotation in the SPDL showed weak association with those during the SPSL
(R2 = 0.02-0.041; P ˃ .05).The double-leg jump
landing maybe considered as a less stressful
task for the lower limb joints than the single-leg jump landing activity.
As a clinical benefit, the double-leg jump landing activity may be used to
screen the ACL injury risk in certain
planes of joint motion. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-95e26196c9c943c9be81a6d186d2ff762025-02-03T03:38:42ZengSelcuk University PressTürk Spor ve Egzersiz Dergisi2147-56522016-12-01183108115154Kinematic comparison between single and double-leg jump landings in sagittal plane for male hand ball playersMariam A. AmeerDouble and single leg jump (SL) landing activities are considered stressful tasks for handball players. Most of the previous researches focused on kinetic analysis of these activities rather than kinematic analysis. Also, there is a lack of comparative studies that were performed between the two types of activities. The main aim of this study is to perform lower extremity kinematic analysis to find the kinematic differences between single and double-leg jump (DL) landings in the sagittal plane (SP),in male handball players. The lower extremity kinematics were measured in 15elite male handball players(while performing SL and DL landings), by using three-dimensional motion analysis system (VICON). The results revealed statistically significant difference between the lower limb kinematics of SPSL and SPDL. During the SPDL, the hip and knee flexion angles increased more than those in SPSL, while there was more knee adduction with internal rotation stress in SPSL than in SPDL(P lt; .05). The hip and knee flexion angles in the SPDL showed moderate association with those during the SPSL(R2, 0.49 and 0.44 respectively). In addition, the hip abduction in the SPDL showed moderate association with those during the SPSL (R2, 0.37). But, hip internal rotation, knee adduction, and knee internal rotation in the SPDL showed weak association with those during the SPSL (R2 = 0.02-0.041; P ˃ .05).The double-leg jump landing maybe considered as a less stressful task for the lower limb joints than the single-leg jump landing activity. As a clinical benefit, the double-leg jump landing activity may be used to screen the ACL injury risk in certain planes of joint motion.https://dergipark.org.tr/tr/download/article-file/282416handball playershigh-risk movementsleg-jump landing |
| spellingShingle | Mariam A. Ameer Kinematic comparison between single and double-leg jump landings in sagittal plane for male hand ball players Türk Spor ve Egzersiz Dergisi handball players high-risk movements leg-jump landing |
| title | Kinematic comparison between single and double-leg jump landings in sagittal plane for male hand ball players |
| title_full | Kinematic comparison between single and double-leg jump landings in sagittal plane for male hand ball players |
| title_fullStr | Kinematic comparison between single and double-leg jump landings in sagittal plane for male hand ball players |
| title_full_unstemmed | Kinematic comparison between single and double-leg jump landings in sagittal plane for male hand ball players |
| title_short | Kinematic comparison between single and double-leg jump landings in sagittal plane for male hand ball players |
| title_sort | kinematic comparison between single and double leg jump landings in sagittal plane for male hand ball players |
| topic | handball players high-risk movements leg-jump landing |
| url | https://dergipark.org.tr/tr/download/article-file/282416 |
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