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Study aim
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The effect of eight weeks of core stability training on single-leg balance in taekwondo athletes with flexible flat feet.
The effect of eight weeks of short-leg training on single-leg balance in taekwondo athletes with flexible flat feet.
The effect of eight weeks of core stability training on the dynamic leg performance of taekwondo practitioners with flexible flat soles.
The effect of eight weeks of short leg training on the dynamic leg performance of taekwondo practitioners with flexible flat soles.
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Design
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The clinical trial has a control group with parallel groups and double-blind randomized phase 2 on 36 patients. This study will be experimental and will include three experimental groups, one group will be assigned to core stability exercises, another group will be assigned to core stability exercises with short legs and one group will be assigned to control.
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Settings and conduct
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Pre-test and post-test tests were conducted in the university's sports science laboratory and exercises were conducted inside the club's training facility.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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People with flexible flat feet, or surgery on the lower limbs, spine, or pelvis in the past year were excluded from the study.For flat feet, after meeting the study entry criteria and being between 14 and 25 years old, the patient is examined with a navicular test and having a navicular drop of more than 10 mm.
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Intervention groups
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After dividing the subjects into 3 groups,In addition to the arch examination test, central stability exercises such as bridge with leg raises, abdominal exercises, lower body rotation, planks, bicycles, crunches, and weighted trunk rotations were performed for 8 weeks, three sessions per week.
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Main outcome variables
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Eight weeks of core stability and short leg training have an effect on single-leg balance and dynamic foot function in taekwondo athletes with flexible soles.