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11122 https://intelek.unisza.edu.my/intelek/pages/view.php?ref=11122 https://intelek.unisza.edu.my/intelek/pages/search.php?search=!collection407072 Restricted Document Article Journal application/pdf 11 1.6 Adobe Acrobat Pro DC 20 Paper Capture Plug-in USM 2016-08-09 00:43:02 5322-01-FH02-FSK-17-08390.pdf UniSZA Private Access Effectiveness Of Neuromuscular Training Program In Young Athletes Suffering From Lower Lateral Ankle Ligament Injury. Movement, Health & Exercise The perception and execution of musculoskeletal control and movement are mediated primarily by the central nervous system and involve the integration of 3 main subsystems: somatosensory, vestibular, and visual. Balance performance and its measurement are influenced by these sub-systems. This present study was carried out to investigate the effectiveness of, neuromuscular controlled training exercises comprising bosu-ball balance training and conventional physiotherapy exercise training protocols on the level of stability, balance and proprioception in the athletes, diagnosed with lateral ligament injury of ankle joint. The Y Balance test was used as a reliable and valid tool for quantitative balance assessment. Thirteen players (aged between 19 to 26 years, Mean age = 23.2; SD = 2.46) suffering from grade II & grade III lateral ligament injury were recruited from the OPD of the department of Orthopaedics, of the Hospital of Universiti Sains Malaysia. All of the participants were subjected to pre-intervention or baseline assessments, comprising of Y-balance test and assessment of proprioception employing Biodex 4 Isokinetic Equipment. Thereafter participants were introduced with neuromuscular controlled training program, which was imparted for 12 sessions (30 min/day; 2 days/wk. for 6 wk.). Findings of the study revealed that 6 weeks of neuromuscular exercises training significantly improved the balance and some significant aspects of proprioception observed amongst the young athletes diagnosed with ankle lateral ligament injury. 1 2 59-69
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Effectiveness Of Neuromuscular Training Program In Young Athletes Suffering From Lower Lateral Ankle Ligament Injury.
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The perception and execution of musculoskeletal control and movement are mediated primarily by the central nervous system and involve the integration of 3 main subsystems: somatosensory, vestibular, and visual. Balance performance and its measurement are influenced by these sub-systems. This present study was carried out to investigate the effectiveness of, neuromuscular controlled training exercises comprising bosu-ball balance training and conventional physiotherapy exercise training protocols on the level of stability, balance and proprioception in the athletes, diagnosed with lateral ligament injury of ankle joint. The Y Balance test was used as a reliable and valid tool for quantitative balance assessment. Thirteen players (aged between 19 to 26 years, Mean age = 23.2; SD = 2.46) suffering from grade II & grade III lateral ligament injury were recruited from the OPD of the department of Orthopaedics, of the Hospital of Universiti Sains Malaysia. All of the participants were subjected to pre-intervention or baseline assessments, comprising of Y-balance test and assessment of proprioception employing Biodex 4 Isokinetic Equipment. Thereafter participants were introduced with neuromuscular controlled training program, which was imparted for 12 sessions (30 min/day; 2 days/wk. for 6 wk.). Findings of the study revealed that 6 weeks of neuromuscular exercises training significantly improved the balance and some significant aspects of proprioception observed amongst the young athletes diagnosed with ankle lateral ligament injury.
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Effectiveness Of Neuromuscular Training Program In Young Athletes Suffering From Lower Lateral Ankle Ligament Injury.
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Effectiveness Of Neuromuscular Training Program In Young Athletes Suffering From Lower Lateral Ankle Ligament Injury.
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Effectiveness Of Neuromuscular Training Program In Young Athletes Suffering From Lower Lateral Ankle Ligament Injury.
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Effectiveness Of Neuromuscular Training Program In Young Athletes Suffering From Lower Lateral Ankle Ligament Injury.
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Effectiveness Of Neuromuscular Training Program In Young Athletes Suffering From Lower Lateral Ankle Ligament Injury.
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effectiveness of neuromuscular training program in young athletes suffering from lower lateral ankle ligament injury.
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