In this study we are interested in the effect of high velocity low amplitude thrust manipulation at the cervical-thoracic junction and thoracic-lumbar junction in healthy elite female water polo players on :maximum throwing speedfunctional movement…
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Health condition
algehele beweeglijkheid van de schoudergordel, cervicothoracale overgang en de thoraco-lumbale overgang bij gezonde personen
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Sponsors and support
Intervention
Outcome measures
Primary outcome
maximum throwing speed
functional movement SPADI, DASH,
pain NRS
range of motion of the shoulder
strength of the shoulder muscles
Secondary outcome
Relatie between throwing speed and shoulder problems
Background summary
Manipulative therapy is nowadays common in elite sports although the working
mechanism isn*t totally clear. In the support staff of the Dutch national women
water polo two of the members are physiotherapist skilled in manual therapy.
During the last decade every team member had a high-velocity, low-amplitude
thrust manipulation during her career, most of them improved after treatment
and could perform well. The team was very successful during the last
tournaments and became vice World champion and vice European champion. Also the
coaches, former players, use frequently high velocity low amplitude thrust
manipulation at the cervical-thoracic junction for a better functional
movement. In the fields of manual therapy and water polo it*s believed by al
the national coaches and players that manual therapy contributes to an
improvement in the shoulder function. Although water polo requires high levels
of physical fitness the throwing velocity and capacity is considered to be one
of the most important aspects of the game. *
The shoulder function is a key factor in the throwing capacity of the athlete
and disorders in the shoulder region are a major concern for the medical staff
of the water polo teams.
Study objective
In this study we are interested in the effect of high velocity low amplitude
thrust manipulation at the cervical-thoracic junction and thoracic-lumbar
junction in healthy elite female water polo players on :
maximum throwing speed
functional movement SPADI, DASH,
pain NRS
range of motion of the shoulder
strength of the shoulder muscles
Study design
explorative
cross over
double blind
Intervention
Manuel manipulation
Study burden and risks
The study is integrated in the normal training of the national team in a
relative easy period
So no burdens or risk are expected
Laabeeklaan 103
Brussel, Belgie 1090
BE
Laabeeklaan 103
Brussel, Belgie 1090
BE
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Age
Inclusion criteria
Member of the Dutch national women water polo selection
Exclusion criteria
shoulder injury
Design
Recruitment
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CCMO | NL57056.041.16 |