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COMPARISON OF ANKLE DORSIFLEXION IN
CLOSED KINEMATIC CHAIN OF FOOTBALL
PLAYERS AND ICE HOCKEY PLAYERS
Limitation in ankle dorsiflexion is associated with
the development of injury to the musculoskeletal
system. However, little is known about the impact of
different sports disciplines on the dorsiflexion range
of motion in the ankle joint. Therefore, the aim of the
study is to compare the dorsiflexion range of motion
of ice hockey players and football players. The
sample included 26 professional football players
with an average age of 22.46 (± 3.75). The control
group included 37 professional ice hockey players
with an average age of 24.62 (± 4.34). The range of
motion of ankle dorsiflexion in closed kinematic
chain was tested using a mobile phone application.
The mean ankle dorsiflexion range of motion in
football players was 41.40° (± 5.36) at the right ankle
joint and 45° (± 5.91) at the left ankle joint. The
mean ankle dorsiflexion range of motion in football
players was 42.49° (± 6.92) in the right ankle joint
and 45.92° (± 5.45) in the left ankle joint. The ranges
of motion of the dorsiflexion of the right ankle (p
<0.016) and the dorsiflexion of the left ankle (p –
0.031) ranges of motion in ice hockey players were
significantly higher compared to football players.
The average ankle dorsiflexion range of motion in
the closed kinematic chain of ice hockey players was
significantly higher compared to football players