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Background and Objective: The importance of flexibility in all sports, and rehabilitation activities is undeniable as it can reduce the risk factors of injury. Therefore, this study aims to investigate the evaluation of a stretching program period with the American College of Sports Medicine Guideline and confusion on flexibility, muscle length, and isometric strength a short hamstring length in women.
Methods: This study was a semi-experimental design with a pre-test-post-test design. The statistical population consisted of 30 women with shortened hamstrings, inactive who visited medical centers in Tehran, were assigned to either an experimental group or a control group (15 individuals each) using non-probability sampling. Factors of length and flexibility were evaluated using the S.L.R test and strength from a dynamometer. Subsequently, the experimental group implemented their specific protocol for 6 weeks; the control group received no intervention. After 6 weeks of training, post-tests were conducted for strength, flexibility, and hamstring length. Statistical analysis was performed using a dependent t-test and t-test after data collection.
Results: Inter-group comparisons using an independent t-test showed that a period of combined stretching program with ACSM significantly affected flexibility, muscle length, and hamstring muscle strength in the intervention group of women compared to the control group (P ≤ 0.005).
Conclusion: The research results indicate that a period of stretching exercises combined with ACSM and confusion can be an effective and useful method for increasing flexibility, muscle length, and isometric strength in shortened hamstring muscles.
Background and Objective: The importance of flexibility in all sports, and rehabilitation activities is undeniable as it can reduce the risk factors of injury. Therefore, this study aims to investigate the evaluation of a stretching program period with the American College of Sports Medicine Guideline and confusion on flexibility, muscle length, and isometric strength a short hamstring length in women.
Methods: This study was a semi-experimental design with a pre-test-post-test design. The statistical population consisted of 30 women with shortened hamstrings, inactive who visited medical centers in Tehran, were assigned to either an experimental group or a control group (15 individuals each) using non-probability sampling. Factors of length and flexibility were evaluated using the S.L.R test and strength from a dynamometer. Subsequently, the experimental group implemented their specific protocol for 6 weeks; the control group received no intervention. After 6 weeks of training, post-tests were conducted for strength, flexibility, and hamstring length. Statistical analysis was performed using a dependent t-test and t-test after data collection.
Results: Inter-group comparisons using an independent t-test showed that a period of combined stretching program with ACSM significantly affected flexibility, muscle length, and hamstring muscle strength in the intervention group of women compared to the control group (P ≤ 0.005).
Conclusion: The research results indicate that a period of stretching exercises combined with ACSM and confusion can be an effective and useful method for increasing flexibility, muscle length, and isometric strength in shortened hamstring muscles.
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