LACK OF ASYMMETRIES IN COLLEGIATE MALE VOLLEYBALL DURING BILATERAL ATHLETIC SHOULDER TEST
In: International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings, 2024
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Leah E. Allen1, Harry P. Cintineo1, Petey W. Mumford1, Patrick S. Harty1, & Kyle L. Sunderland1 1Lindenwood University, St. Charles, Missouri The Athletic Shoulder (ASH) test was developed to measure force across the shoulder girdle to assess and monitor isometric strength in athletes. To our knowledge, no research data regarding the ASH test have been published examining collegiate men’s volleyball. PURPOSE: To compare shoulder girdle force production in the dominant serving arm (DA) and non-dominant serving arm (NA) in two different arm positions. METHODS: Collegiate male volleyball athletes (N=19) participated in this cross-sectional study. Participants underwent two separate bilateral ASH test familiarization sessions prior to testing. Following a standardized warm-up, participants laid prone with each hand positioned on a force plate platform (Hawkin Dynamics, Westbrook, ME). Three bilateral maximal isometric contractions at 180º of shoulder abduction (i.e., “Iâ€) were completed followed by three contractions at 135º of shoulder abduction (i.e., “Yâ€) with 30 seconds rest between contractions. Peak force was measured for each trial with maximal peak and mean force of the 3 trials calculated for analysis. Repeated measures analysis was used to assess interactions between positions (“I†vs. “Yâ€) and arm (DA vs. NA; α = 0.05). RESULTS: There were no significant interactions for maximal (p = 0.638) or mean (p = 0.588) peak force production between arms in the different positions. Additionally, no significant main effects were observed between positions or arms for maximal or mean peak force (p > 0.05). “I†position maximal peak force DA and NA was 104 ± 22 N and 102 ± 21 N, respectively. Similarly, “Y†position maximal peak force for the DA and NA was 107 ± 27 N and 103 ± 28 N, respectively. In terms of mean peak force, DA and NA produced 98 ± 21 N and 96 ± 20 N, respectively, in the “I†position and 99 ± 24 N 95 ± 25 N, respectively, in the “Y†position. CONCLUSIONS: ...
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LACK OF ASYMMETRIES IN COLLEGIATE MALE VOLLEYBALL DURING BILATERAL ATHLETIC SHOULDER TEST
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Autor/in / Beteiligte Person: | Allen, LE ; Cintineo, HP ; Mumford, PW ; Harty, PS ; Sunderland, KL |
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Zeitschrift: | International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings, 2024 |
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