单任务和双任务串联步态对大学生娱乐运动个体单次足球头球的影响

Commonhealth (Philadelphia, Pa.) Pub Date : 2021-12-13 DOI:10.15367/ch.v2i3.495

Karlee N. Burns, Madison Lohr, J. McDevitt

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引言：由于现有的测试是静态的和一维的，很少有评估来确定娱乐活动人群中的影响，因此对次影响的理解是有限的。方法：本研究调查了10个足球头对12名参加娱乐活动的大学年龄参与者的测试前和测试后患者报告的结果测量以及单任务和双任务串联步态的影响。结果：没有观察到因主管会议而发生的变化；然而，参与者走得更快，步态错误较多，但认知错误较少，这也产生了可检测的学习效果。结论：一轮足球头球可能不会对动态姿势控制和认知功能构成直接风险。

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The Effects of a Single Bout of Soccer Heading of Single and Dual-Task Tandem Gait in Collegiate Recreationally Active Individuals

Introduction: The understanding of subconcussive impacts is limited with few assessments to determine effects in a recreationally active population due to existing tests being static and unidimensional. Methods: This study investigated the effects of 10 soccer headers on pre and post-test measurements of patient reported outcome measures and single and dual-task tandem gait of 12 recreationally active college-aged participants. Results: No changes due to the heading session were observed; however, there was a detectable learning effect with participants walking faster and committing more gait errors but less cognitive errors. Conclusion: A bout of soccer heading may not pose an immediate risk to dynamic postural control and cognitive function.

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