Repová, Katarína

Testovanie dynamickej stability dolných končatín podľa Y Balance testu u profesionálnych džudistov = Testing of dynamic stability lower limb according to the Y Balance Test in professional judoka / Repová K., Líška D., Kubas V. -- Summary Introduction: Judo is one of the most common martial arts around the world. Lower limb injuries in judo are a significant issue. Optimal dynamic stability plays an important role in injury prevention. Due to the high risk of injury to the lower limbs, we decided to test the dynamic stability of professional judokas of the Military Sports Center DUKLA Banská Bystrica. Method: The Y Balance Test (YBT) is a device used as a test to measure dynamic stability and determine the potential risk of lower limb injury. When measuring the athlete's lower limbs, YBT requires maintaining balance, strength, coordination and stability on one leg while moving the other leg along the Y-shaped measuring pad as far as possible, in three different directions, anterior, posterolateral and posteromedial. Results: The mean value of the YBT composite score in judoists was 102.6 (SD ± 10.28) and 103.26 (SD ± 8.33) on the left and left, respectively. right lower limb. The mean YBT composite score in the control group was 106.76 (SD ± 7.20) and 106.88 (SD ± 8.30) on the left, respectively. right lower limb. The difference between the composite score of the left lower limb in both groups and the right lower limb in both groups was not statistically significant (p <0.05). Conclusion: The results of the Y Balance Test were not better in professional judoists compared to the control non-sporting population.

In Vojenské zdravotnické listy : odborný časopis vojenských lékařů a lékárníků, vydávaný Vojenskou lékařskou akademii JEP. -- Brno : Univerzita obrany Brno, 2020. -- ISSN 0372-7025. -- ISSN 2571-113X. -- Vol. 89, no. 3 (2020), pp. 152-159