The Effects of Stroboscopic Training in Athletes With Chronic Ankle Instability
Эффекты стробоскопической тренировки у спортсменов с хронической нестабильностью голеностопного сустава
2023-08-28
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Abstract (AI)
This study aimed to determine the effects of a 6-week stroboscopic balance training program on balance scores in athletes with chronic ankle instability. Balance was evaluated before and after the 6-week balance training program. After the program, there were no differences between the strobe and nonstrobe groups in static balance. In terms of dynamic balance, the strobe group showed a significant increase in limits of stability between pretest and posttest and terms of dynamic balance, the strobe group showed a significant increase in limits of stability between pretest and posttest and had significantly greater limits of stability than the nonstrobe group at posttest. Stroboscopic balance training may be useful in improving dynamic balance in athletes with chronic ankle instability.
Key Findings
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A 6-week stroboscopic balance training program was tested in athletes with chronic ankle instability.
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At posttest, the strobe group had significantly greater limits of stability than the nonstrobe group.
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Strobe group showed a significant pretest-to-posttest increase in limits of stability (dynamic balance).
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Stroboscopic balance training may be useful for improving dynamic balance in athletes with chronic ankle instability.
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Stroboscopic training produced no differences versus nonstrobe training in static balance after the program.
Research Object
Athletes with chronic ankle instability undergoing a 6-week stroboscopic balance training program
Research Subject
Effects of stroboscopic balance training on balance performance, specifically static balance and dynamic balance (limits of stability) before and after the 6-week program
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