Search Results - "Fast bowling"

Lumbo-pelvic loading during fast bowling in adolescent cricketers: The influence of bowling speed and technique by Crewe, H., Campbell, Amity, Elliott, B., Alderson, J.

“…This study aimed to assess changes in bowling technique and lumbar load over the course of a bowling spell in adolescent fast bowlers, and to investigate the relationship between lumbar loads during fast bowling and kinematic factors which have previously been associated with low back injury. …”
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Validating an inertial measurement unit for cricket fast bowling: a first step in assessing the feasibility of diagnosing back injury risk in cricket fast bowlers during a tele-sport-and-exercise medicine consultation by Harnett, Keegan, Plint, Brenda, Chan, Ka Yan, Clark, Benjamin, Netto, Kevin, Davey, Paul, Müller, Sean, Rosalie, Simon

“…This study aimed to validate an array-based inertial measurement unit to measure cricket fast bowling kinematics as a first step in assessing feasibility for tele-sport-and-exercise medicine. …”
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Lumbar MRI abnormalities and muscle morphology, trunk kinematics and lower back injury in professional fast bowlers in cricket by Ranson, Craig A

“…The aims of the fourth study of the thesis were to quantify the proportion of lower trunk motion utilised during the delivery stride of fast bowling and to investigate the relationship between the most accepted fast bowling action classification system and potentially injurious kinematics of the lower trunk. 3D kinematic data were collected from 50 male professional fast bowlers during fast bowling trials and these were normalised to each bowler’s standing lower trunk range of motion. …”
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Kinetic Sensitivity of a New Lumbo-Pelvic Model to Variation in Segment Parameter Input by Crewe, H., Campbell, Amity, Elliott, B, Alderson, J.

“…This study aimed to assess variability in lumbo-pelvic forces and moments during a dynamic high-impact activity (cricket fast bowling) when calculated using different body segment parameters (BSPs). …”
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Lower lumbar spine axial rotation is reduced in end-range sagittal postures when compared to a neutral spine posture by Burnett, A., O'Sullivan, Peter, Ankarberg, L., Gooding, M., Nelis, R., Offermann, F., Persson, J.

“…Sports such as rowing, gymnastics, cycling and fast bowling in cricket that combine rotation with spine flexion and extension are known to carry greater risk of low back pain (LBP). …”
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