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ArticleInternational journal of sports physical therapy2019

FUNDAMENTAL MOVEMENT AND DYNAMIC BALANCE DISPARITIES AMONG VARYING SKILL LEVELS IN GOLFERS.

Sean Krysak, Christopher R Harnish, Phillip J Plisky, Amy M Knab, Garrett S Bullock

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Sean Krysak
Christopher R HarnishMary Baldwin University, Department of Exercise Science, Staunton, VA, USA.
Phillip J PliskyUniversity of Evansville, Department of Physical Therapy, Evansville, IN.
Amy M KnabQueens University of Charlotte, Kinesiology Department, Charlotte, NC.
Garrett S Bullock

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Abstract

backgroundSports medicine professionals have instituted easy to use on field screening tests to determine physical readiness and identify athletes who may have increased injury risk. Currently there is little research on fundamental movement and dynamic balance abilities in golfers. PURPOSE: To examine differences in fundamental movement patterns and dynamic balance in varying competition levels in golfers. STUDY

designCross-sectional Cohort.

methodsThe Functional Movement Screen

resultsA total of 53 MS, 129 HS, 207 COL, and 29 PRO golfers were included in this study. Significant differences were observed between COL and HS in two FMS™ tests (push up; p=0.001), active straight leg raise; p=0.0019). PRO golfers YBT-LQ posteromedial reaches were greater than MS (p=0.0127, ESI = 4.3552). PRO YBT-UQ medial reaches were greater than COL (p<0.0001, ESI = 0.8915), HS (p<0.0001, ESI = 1.2640) and MS (p<0.001, ESI = 1.4218). PRO inferolateral (IL) and superoloateral (SL) reaches were greater [IL: COL (p=0.0427, ESI = 0.4413), HS (p=0.0002, ESI = 0.5851)], [SL: COL (p=0.0005, ESI = 0.5990), HS (p=0.0004, ESI = 0.6068)]. YBT-UQ composite scores were greater for PRO compared to COL (p<0.0001, ESI = 0.7657), HS (p<0.0001, ESI = 0.8161) and MS (p<0.0001, ESI = 1.085).

conclusionsDifferences were observed in golfer's fundamental movement patterns in relationship to competition level. These data can be utilized to design personalized training programs that focus to improve movement quality. LEVEL OF EVIDENCE: 2b.

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PMID31440406
PMCPMC6670059

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