투기종목 남자 엘리트 선수들의 기능적 움직임 검사 및 도수 근력 겸사와 요통의 상관관계 (Relationship between low back pain through Functional Movement Screen(FMS) and Manual Muscle Test(MMT), Special Test(SPT) of male elite combat sports athletes)

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· 발행기관 : 한국체육과학회
· 수록지 정보 : 한국체육과학회지 / 29권 / 2호 / 1227 ~ 1237페이지
· 저자명 : 이동률, 오태웅

초록

This study analyzed the correlation between hip joint position and back pain through Functional movement screen (FMS) and manual muscle test (MMT), Special Test (SPT). Participants of both genders (30 males) were solicited from three combat sports (karate, Wushu and Taekwondo). All correlations produced were p<.05 level of significance. The results for pain awareness through the questionnaire was 3.97±1.54, measured to be 'lightly painful'. The results of the analysis of pain perception and correlation with the FMS of the entire speculative athletes show the pain awareness level in the deep squat (r= -.503, p<.005). with significant correlation, Active Straight leg raise (ASLR) also showed significant correlation with (r= -.689. p<.001). The pain perception and correlation analysis results with Special Test (SPT) and MMT show that significant correlation with pain perception in Straight leg raise (SLR) test (r= .675, p<.001). The results for the correlation analysis of FMS, SPT and MMT first showed significant correlation with the patrick test (r=.399, p<.05), and the Huddle step showed significant correlation with SLR test (r=.580, p<.001).The combined results of this study confirmed the results of the FMS, SPT and MMT, which differ slightly depending on the event, but do not show any significant differences. In addition, a significant correlation between SPT, MMT score and pain awareness was confirmed through the examination of pain awareness, and a number of significant correlation between FMS, SPT and MMT was established. These findings can be used as basic data that can be used to prevent injury and predict back pain of a competitor through FMS at a sports site.

영어초록

This study analyzed the correlation between hip joint position and back pain through Functional movement screen (FMS) and manual muscle test (MMT), Special Test (SPT). Participants of both genders (30 males) were solicited from three combat sports (karate, Wushu and Taekwondo). All correlations produced were p<.05 level of significance. The results for pain awareness through the questionnaire was 3.97±1.54, measured to be 'lightly painful'. The results of the analysis of pain perception and correlation with the FMS of the entire speculative athletes show the pain awareness level in the deep squat (r= -.503, p<.005). with significant correlation, Active Straight leg raise (ASLR) also showed significant correlation with (r= -.689. p<.001). The pain perception and correlation analysis results with Special Test (SPT) and MMT show that significant correlation with pain perception in Straight leg raise (SLR) test (r= .675, p<.001). The results for the correlation analysis of FMS, SPT and MMT first showed significant correlation with the patrick test (r=.399, p<.05), and the Huddle step showed significant correlation with SLR test (r=.580, p<.001).The combined results of this study confirmed the results of the FMS, SPT and MMT, which differ slightly depending on the event, but do not show any significant differences. In addition, a significant correlation between SPT, MMT score and pain awareness was confirmed through the examination of pain awareness, and a number of significant correlation between FMS, SPT and MMT was established. These findings can be used as basic data that can be used to prevent injury and predict back pain of a competitor through FMS at a sports site.

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