- ICH GCP
- US Clinical Trials Registry
- Clinical Trial NCT06012344
Muscle Energy Technique and Hamstring Nordic Lower for Hamstring Tightness in Young Athletes
The Effectiveness of Muscle Energy Technique and Hamstring Nordic Lower in Hamstring Tightness Amongst Young Athletes of Pakistan
Study Overview
Status
Intervention / Treatment
Detailed Description
Title: The Effectiveness of Muscle Energy Technique and Hamstring Nordic Lower Exercise in Managing Hamstring Tightness Among Young Athletes of Pakistan
Objective:
The primary objective of this study is to investigate the effectiveness of two interventions, the muscle energy technique and the hamstring Nordic lower exercise, in managing hamstring tightness among young athletes from Pakistan.
Background:
Hamstring tightness is a prevalent issue among athletes, which can lead to reduced flexibility, increased risk of injury, and impaired athletic performance. The muscle energy technique is a manual therapy approach that involves active muscle contractions and stretches to improve muscle flexibility and restore normal range of motion. Conversely, the hamstring Nordic lower exercise is a specific eccentric strengthening exercise that targets the hamstring muscles and aims to improve their lengthening capacity.
Study Design:
A randomized controlled trial will be conducted to evaluate the efficacy of the two interventions. Young athletes from Pakistan with hamstring tightness will be recruited as participants. They will be randomly assigned to one of two intervention groups: the muscle energy technique group or the hamstring Nordic lower exercise group. The interventions will be administered by trained healthcare professionals under supervision, following a specific duration and frequency.
Outcome Measures:
The primary outcome measure of interest in this study is the change in hamstring tightness. The measurement tools used to assess this outcome will be reliable and validated. Baseline assessments will be conducted before the intervention period, and post-intervention assessments will take place immediately after the intervention period.
Secondary outcome measures may include improvements in hamstring flexibility, functional performance, and self-reported symptoms related to hamstring tightness. These secondary measures will provide a comprehensive evaluation of the effectiveness of each intervention.
Data Analysis:
Data will be analyzed using appropriate statistical methods. The outcomes between the two intervention groups will be compared to determine the relative effectiveness of the muscle energy technique and the hamstring Nordic lower exercise in managing hamstring tightness.
Implications:
The findings of this research will offer valuable insights into the most suitable intervention for managing hamstring tightness among young athletes in Pakistan. This information can contribute to the development of targeted rehabilitation protocols and injury prevention strategies in this specific population. Furthermore, the results may also have broader implications for similar populations of athletes globally who face similar issues with hamstring tightness.
Conclusion:
By evaluating the effectiveness of the muscle energy technique and the hamstring Nordic lower exercise, this study aims to contribute to the advancement of evidence-based interventions for managing hamstring tightness. The results will be disseminated through scientific publications and presented at relevant conferences to ensure that the knowledge reaches the appropriate healthcare professionals, coaches, and athletes.
Study Type
Enrollment (Actual)
Phase
- Not Applicable
Contacts and Locations
Study Locations
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Capital
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Islamabad, Capital, Pakistan, 44000
- Health Educaiton & research Foundation
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Participation Criteria
Eligibility Criteria
Ages Eligible for Study
- Adult
Accepts Healthy Volunteers
Description
Inclusion Criteria:
- Athletes with Hamstring tightness
- Both male and female will be included.
- Athletes ages form 18 to 25 years
- athletes having SLR <110˚
Exclusion Criteria:
- Athletes having hamstring injuries
- Patients having painful SLR
- Other orthopedic conditions like LBP,
- Athletes with any deformity
- Recent surgery
Study Plan
How is the study designed?
Design Details
- Primary Purpose: Treatment
- Allocation: Randomized
- Interventional Model: Crossover Assignment
- Masking: Quadruple
Arms and Interventions
Participant Group / Arm |
Intervention / Treatment |
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Experimental: Group A
20 participant randomly allocated they were administered in first phase with post facilitation stretch , 3rd phase with post isometric relaxation and then in 5th phase hamstring Nordic lower
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PFS Post-Facilitation Stretch Participants in this arm received the intervention of post-facilitation stretch technique.
Post-facilitation stretch involves the application of manual stretching techniques to the targeted muscles after a facilitation phase, which aims to enhance muscle extensibility.
The participants underwent a standardized post-facilitation stretch protocol focusing on the hamstring muscles.
Other Names:
Participants in this arm of the study received the intervention of post-isometric relaxation technique.
Post-isometric relaxation involves the application of isometric contraction followed by a relaxation phase to promote muscle lengthening and improve flexibility.
The participants underwent a standardized post-isometric relaxation protocol targeting the hamstring muscles.
Other Names:
Participants in this arm received the intervention of hamstring Nordic lower exercise.
The hamstring Nordic lower exercise is a challenging eccentric exercise that specifically targets the hamstring muscles.
Participants performed the exercise under supervision and followed a standardized protocol for the number of repetitions, sets, and rest intervals.
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Experimental: Group B
20 participant randomly allocated they were administered in first phase with post isometric relaxation 3rd phase with hamstring Nordic lower and then in 5th phase post facilitation stretch
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PFS Post-Facilitation Stretch Participants in this arm received the intervention of post-facilitation stretch technique.
Post-facilitation stretch involves the application of manual stretching techniques to the targeted muscles after a facilitation phase, which aims to enhance muscle extensibility.
The participants underwent a standardized post-facilitation stretch protocol focusing on the hamstring muscles.
Other Names:
Participants in this arm of the study received the intervention of post-isometric relaxation technique.
Post-isometric relaxation involves the application of isometric contraction followed by a relaxation phase to promote muscle lengthening and improve flexibility.
The participants underwent a standardized post-isometric relaxation protocol targeting the hamstring muscles.
Other Names:
Participants in this arm received the intervention of hamstring Nordic lower exercise.
The hamstring Nordic lower exercise is a challenging eccentric exercise that specifically targets the hamstring muscles.
Participants performed the exercise under supervision and followed a standardized protocol for the number of repetitions, sets, and rest intervals.
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Experimental: Group C
20 participant randomly allocated they were administered in first phase hamstring Nordic lower 3rd phase with post facilitation stretch and then in 5th phase post isometric relaxation
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PFS Post-Facilitation Stretch Participants in this arm received the intervention of post-facilitation stretch technique.
Post-facilitation stretch involves the application of manual stretching techniques to the targeted muscles after a facilitation phase, which aims to enhance muscle extensibility.
The participants underwent a standardized post-facilitation stretch protocol focusing on the hamstring muscles.
Other Names:
Participants in this arm of the study received the intervention of post-isometric relaxation technique.
Post-isometric relaxation involves the application of isometric contraction followed by a relaxation phase to promote muscle lengthening and improve flexibility.
The participants underwent a standardized post-isometric relaxation protocol targeting the hamstring muscles.
Other Names:
Participants in this arm received the intervention of hamstring Nordic lower exercise.
The hamstring Nordic lower exercise is a challenging eccentric exercise that specifically targets the hamstring muscles.
Participants performed the exercise under supervision and followed a standardized protocol for the number of repetitions, sets, and rest intervals.
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What is the study measuring?
Primary Outcome Measures
Outcome Measure |
Measure Description |
Time Frame |
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hamstring nordic Lower test
Time Frame: phase 1 at baseline
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The hamstring Nordic lower test is a functional assessment that evaluates the eccentric strength and endurance of the hamstring muscles.
During the test, the participant kneels with the ankles secured and gradually lowers their upper body towards the ground while maintaining control.
The goal is to use the hamstrings to control the descent and return to the starting position.
This test specifically targets the eccentric contraction of the hamstrings, which is crucial for deceleration, change of direction, and injury prevention.
By assessing hamstring strength and endurance, the test can identify weaknesses or imbalances that may increase the risk of hamstring injuries.
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phase 1 at baseline
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hamstring nordic Lower test
Time Frame: phase 1 post intervention 14th day
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The hamstring Nordic lower test is a functional assessment that evaluates the eccentric strength and endurance of the hamstring muscles.
During the test, the participant kneels with the ankles secured and gradually lowers their upper body towards the ground while maintaining control.
The goal is to use the hamstrings to control the descent and return to the starting position.
This test specifically targets the eccentric contraction of the hamstrings, which is crucial for deceleration, change of direction, and injury prevention.
By assessing hamstring strength and endurance, the test can identify weaknesses or imbalances that may increase the risk of hamstring injuries.
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phase 1 post intervention 14th day
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hamstring nordic Lower test
Time Frame: phase 2 at baseline (after 4 week of washout period)
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The hamstring Nordic lower test is a functional assessment that evaluates the eccentric strength and endurance of the hamstring muscles.
During the test, the participant kneels with the ankles secured and gradually lowers their upper body towards the ground while maintaining control.
The goal is to use the hamstrings to control the descent and return to the starting position.
This test specifically targets the eccentric contraction of the hamstrings, which is crucial for deceleration, change of direction, and injury prevention.
By assessing hamstring strength and endurance, the test can identify weaknesses or imbalances that may increase the risk of hamstring injuries.
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phase 2 at baseline (after 4 week of washout period)
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hamstring nordic Lower test
Time Frame: phase 2 post intervention 14th day
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The hamstring Nordic lower test is a functional assessment that evaluates the eccentric strength and endurance of the hamstring muscles.
During the test, the participant kneels with the ankles secured and gradually lowers their upper body towards the ground while maintaining control.
The goal is to use the hamstrings to control the descent and return to the starting position.
This test specifically targets the eccentric contraction of the hamstrings, which is crucial for deceleration, change of direction, and injury prevention.
By assessing hamstring strength and endurance, the test can identify weaknesses or imbalances that may increase the risk of hamstring injuries.
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phase 2 post intervention 14th day
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hamstring nordic Lower test
Time Frame: phase 3 at baseline (after 4 week of washout period)
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The hamstring Nordic lower test is a functional assessment that evaluates the eccentric strength and endurance of the hamstring muscles.
During the test, the participant kneels with the ankles secured and gradually lowers their upper body towards the ground while maintaining control.
The goal is to use the hamstrings to control the descent and return to the starting position.
This test specifically targets the eccentric contraction of the hamstrings, which is crucial for deceleration, change of direction, and injury prevention.
By assessing hamstring strength and endurance, the test can identify weaknesses or imbalances that may increase the risk of hamstring injuries.
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phase 3 at baseline (after 4 week of washout period)
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hamstring nordic Lower test
Time Frame: phase 3 post intervention 14th day
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The hamstring Nordic lower test is a functional assessment that evaluates the eccentric strength and endurance of the hamstring muscles.
During the test, the participant kneels with the ankles secured and gradually lowers their upper body towards the ground while maintaining control.
The goal is to use the hamstrings to control the descent and return to the starting position.
This test specifically targets the eccentric contraction of the hamstrings, which is crucial for deceleration, change of direction, and injury prevention.
By assessing hamstring strength and endurance, the test can identify weaknesses or imbalances that may increase the risk of hamstring injuries.
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phase 3 post intervention 14th day
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100 meter sprint
Time Frame: phase 1 at baseline
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The 100-meter sprint is typically performed in a single continuous effort, with athletes starting from a stationary position and sprinting as fast as possible to reach the finish line.
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phase 1 at baseline
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100 meter sprint
Time Frame: phase 1 post intervention 14th day
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The 100-meter sprint is typically performed in a single continuous effort, with athletes starting from a stationary position and sprinting as fast as possible to reach the finish line.
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phase 1 post intervention 14th day
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100 meter sprint
Time Frame: phase 2 at baseline (after 4 week of washout period)
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The 100-meter sprint is typically performed in a single continuous effort, with athletes starting from a stationary position and sprinting as fast as possible to reach the finish line.
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phase 2 at baseline (after 4 week of washout period)
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100 meter sprint
Time Frame: phase 2 post intervention 14th day
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The 100-meter sprint is typically performed in a single continuous effort, with athletes starting from a stationary position and sprinting as fast as possible to reach the finish line.
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phase 2 post intervention 14th day
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100 meter sprint
Time Frame: phase 3 at baseline (after 4 week of washout period)
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The 100-meter sprint is typically performed in a single continuous effort, with athletes starting from a stationary position and sprinting as fast as possible to reach the finish line.
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phase 3 at baseline (after 4 week of washout period)
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100 meter sprint
Time Frame: phase 3 post intervention 14th day
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The 100-meter sprint is typically performed in a single continuous effort, with athletes starting from a stationary position and sprinting as fast as possible to reach the finish line.
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phase 3 post intervention 14th day
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agility run test
Time Frame: phase 1 at baseline
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The agility run test is commonly used in sports that require quick changes of direction, such as soccer, basketball, tennis, and football.
It helps to evaluate an athlete's ability to accelerate, decelerate, and change direction efficiently, which are crucial skills for success in these sports.
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phase 1 at baseline
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agility run test
Time Frame: phase 1 post intervention 14th day
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The agility run test is commonly used in sports that require quick changes of direction, such as soccer, basketball, tennis, and football.
It helps to evaluate an athlete's ability to accelerate, decelerate, and change direction efficiently, which are crucial skills for success in these sports.
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phase 1 post intervention 14th day
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agility run test
Time Frame: phase 2 at baseline (after 4 week of washout period)
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The agility run test is commonly used in sports that require quick changes of direction, such as soccer, basketball, tennis, and football.
It helps to evaluate an athlete's ability to accelerate, decelerate, and change direction efficiently, which are crucial skills for success in these sports.
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phase 2 at baseline (after 4 week of washout period)
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agility run test
Time Frame: phase 2 post intervention 14th day
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The agility run test is commonly used in sports that require quick changes of direction, such as soccer, basketball, tennis, and football.
It helps to evaluate an athlete's ability to accelerate, decelerate, and change direction efficiently, which are crucial skills for success in these sports.
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phase 2 post intervention 14th day
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agility run test
Time Frame: phase 3 at baseline (after 4 week of washout period)
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The agility run test is commonly used in sports that require quick changes of direction, such as soccer, basketball, tennis, and football.
It helps to evaluate an athlete's ability to accelerate, decelerate, and change direction efficiently, which are crucial skills for success in these sports.
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phase 3 at baseline (after 4 week of washout period)
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agility run test
Time Frame: phase 3 post intervention 14th day
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The agility run test is commonly used in sports that require quick changes of direction, such as soccer, basketball, tennis, and football.
It helps to evaluate an athlete's ability to accelerate, decelerate, and change direction efficiently, which are crucial skills for success in these sports.
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phase 3 post intervention 14th day
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vertical jump
Time Frame: phase 1 at baseline
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By assessing the vertical jump performance, the test indirectly provides insights into the strength and power of the lower body muscles, including the hamstrings.
A strong and well-functioning hamstring muscle group is crucial for generating force during the jump and contributing to the overall jump height.
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phase 1 at baseline
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vertical jump
Time Frame: phase 1 post intervention 14th day
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By assessing the vertical jump performance, the test indirectly provides insights into the strength and power of the lower body muscles, including the hamstrings.
A strong and well-functioning hamstring muscle group is crucial for generating force during the jump and contributing to the overall jump height.
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phase 1 post intervention 14th day
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vertical jump
Time Frame: phase 2 at baseline (after 4 week of washout period)
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By assessing the vertical jump performance, the test indirectly provides insights into the strength and power of the lower body muscles, including the hamstrings.
A strong and well-functioning hamstring muscle group is crucial for generating force during the jump and contributing to the overall jump height.
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phase 2 at baseline (after 4 week of washout period)
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vertical jump
Time Frame: phase 2 post intervention 14th day
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By assessing the vertical jump performance, the test indirectly provides insights into the strength and power of the lower body muscles, including the hamstrings.
A strong and well-functioning hamstring muscle group is crucial for generating force during the jump and contributing to the overall jump height.
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phase 2 post intervention 14th day
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vertical jump
Time Frame: phase 3 at baseline (after 4 week of washout period)
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By assessing the vertical jump performance, the test indirectly provides insights into the strength and power of the lower body muscles, including the hamstrings.
A strong and well-functioning hamstring muscle group is crucial for generating force during the jump and contributing to the overall jump height.
|
phase 3 at baseline (after 4 week of washout period)
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vertical jump
Time Frame: phase 3 post intervention 14th day
|
By assessing the vertical jump performance, the test indirectly provides insights into the strength and power of the lower body muscles, including the hamstrings.
A strong and well-functioning hamstring muscle group is crucial for generating force during the jump and contributing to the overall jump height.
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phase 3 post intervention 14th day
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YMCA sit & reach box
Time Frame: phase 1 at baseline
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The YMCA sit and reach box is a commonly used tool to measure and assess hamstring and lower back flexibility.
It consists of a box or platform with a measuring scale and a sliding panel.
The participant sits with their legs extended, placing their feet against the box.
They then reach forward with both hands, sliding the panel as far as possible along the measuring scale while keeping their knees straight.
The distance reached is recorded as the measurement of flexibility.
The YMCA sit and reach test provides an objective measurement of hamstring and lower back flexibility and is widely used in research, fitness testing, and clinical assessments.
It is a simple and practical tool to evaluate an individual's flexibility level and monitor changes over time.
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phase 1 at baseline
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YMCA sit & reach box
Time Frame: phase 1 post intervention 14th day
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The YMCA sit and reach box is a commonly used tool to measure and assess hamstring and lower back flexibility.
It consists of a box or platform with a measuring scale and a sliding panel.
The participant sits with their legs extended, placing their feet against the box.
They then reach forward with both hands, sliding the panel as far as possible along the measuring scale while keeping their knees straight.
The distance reached is recorded as the measurement of flexibility.
The YMCA sit and reach test provides an objective measurement of hamstring and lower back flexibility and is widely used in research, fitness testing, and clinical assessments.
It is a simple and practical tool to evaluate an individual's flexibility level and monitor changes over time.
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phase 1 post intervention 14th day
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YMCA sit & reach box
Time Frame: phase 2 at baseline (after 4 week of washout period)
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The YMCA sit and reach box is a commonly used tool to measure and assess hamstring and lower back flexibility.
It consists of a box or platform with a measuring scale and a sliding panel.
The participant sits with their legs extended, placing their feet against the box.
They then reach forward with both hands, sliding the panel as far as possible along the measuring scale while keeping their knees straight.
The distance reached is recorded as the measurement of flexibility.
The YMCA sit and reach test provides an objective measurement of hamstring and lower back flexibility and is widely used in research, fitness testing, and clinical assessments.
It is a simple and practical tool to evaluate an individual's flexibility level and monitor changes over time.
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phase 2 at baseline (after 4 week of washout period)
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YMCA sit & reach box
Time Frame: phase 2 post intervention 14th day
|
The YMCA sit and reach box is a commonly used tool to measure and assess hamstring and lower back flexibility.
It consists of a box or platform with a measuring scale and a sliding panel.
The participant sits with their legs extended, placing their feet against the box.
They then reach forward with both hands, sliding the panel as far as possible along the measuring scale while keeping their knees straight.
The distance reached is recorded as the measurement of flexibility.
The YMCA sit and reach test provides an objective measurement of hamstring and lower back flexibility and is widely used in research, fitness testing, and clinical assessments.
It is a simple and practical tool to evaluate an individual's flexibility level and monitor changes over time.
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phase 2 post intervention 14th day
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YMCA sit & reach box
Time Frame: phase 3 at baseline (after 4 week of washout period)
|
The YMCA sit and reach box is a commonly used tool to measure and assess hamstring and lower back flexibility.
It consists of a box or platform with a measuring scale and a sliding panel.
The participant sits with their legs extended, placing their feet against the box.
They then reach forward with both hands, sliding the panel as far as possible along the measuring scale while keeping their knees straight.
The distance reached is recorded as the measurement of flexibility.
The YMCA sit and reach test provides an objective measurement of hamstring and lower back flexibility and is widely used in research, fitness testing, and clinical assessments.
It is a simple and practical tool to evaluate an individual's flexibility level and monitor changes over time.
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phase 3 at baseline (after 4 week of washout period)
|
YMCA sit & reach box
Time Frame: phase 3 post intervention 14th day
|
The YMCA sit and reach box is a commonly used tool to measure and assess hamstring and lower back flexibility.
It consists of a box or platform with a measuring scale and a sliding panel.
The participant sits with their legs extended, placing their feet against the box.
They then reach forward with both hands, sliding the panel as far as possible along the measuring scale while keeping their knees straight.
The distance reached is recorded as the measurement of flexibility.
The YMCA sit and reach test provides an objective measurement of hamstring and lower back flexibility and is widely used in research, fitness testing, and clinical assessments.
It is a simple and practical tool to evaluate an individual's flexibility level and monitor changes over time.
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phase 3 post intervention 14th day
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Secondary Outcome Measures
Outcome Measure |
Measure Description |
Time Frame |
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Hamstring Eccentric Testing Questionnaire
Time Frame: phase 1 at baseline
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This questionnaire aims to gather information about athlete experiences and perceptions related to hamstring eccentric testing.
The purpose of the questionnaire is to gather valuable insights that can contribute to the development and improvement of hamstring eccentric testing protocols.
athlete participation and honest responses are greatly appreciated.
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phase 1 at baseline
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Hamstring Eccentric Testing Questionnaire
Time Frame: phase 1 post intervention 14th day
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This questionnaire aims to gather information about athlete experiences and perceptions related to hamstring eccentric testing.
The purpose of the questionnaire is to gather valuable insights that can contribute to the development and improvement of hamstring eccentric testing protocols.
athlete participation and honest responses are greatly appreciated.
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phase 1 post intervention 14th day
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Hamstring Eccentric Testing Questionnaire
Time Frame: phase 2 at baseline (after 4 week of washout period)
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This questionnaire aims to gather information about athlete experiences and perceptions related to hamstring eccentric testing.
The purpose of the questionnaire is to gather valuable insights that can contribute to the development and improvement of hamstring eccentric testing protocols.
athlete participation and honest responses are greatly appreciated.
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phase 2 at baseline (after 4 week of washout period)
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Hamstring Eccentric Testing Questionnaire
Time Frame: phase 2 post intervention 14th day
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This questionnaire aims to gather information about athlete experiences and perceptions related to hamstring eccentric testing.
The purpose of the questionnaire is to gather valuable insights that can contribute to the development and improvement of hamstring eccentric testing protocols.
athlete participation and honest responses are greatly appreciated.
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phase 2 post intervention 14th day
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Hamstring Eccentric Testing Questionnaire
Time Frame: phase 3 at baseline (after 4 week of washout period)
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This questionnaire aims to gather information about athlete experiences and perceptions related to hamstring eccentric testing.
The purpose of the questionnaire is to gather valuable insights that can contribute to the development and improvement of hamstring eccentric testing protocols.
athlete participation and honest responses are greatly appreciated.
|
phase 3 at baseline (after 4 week of washout period)
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Hamstring Eccentric Testing Questionnaire
Time Frame: phase 3 post intervention 14th day
|
This questionnaire aims to gather information about athlete experiences and perceptions related to hamstring eccentric testing.
The purpose of the questionnaire is to gather valuable insights that can contribute to the development and improvement of hamstring eccentric testing protocols.
athlete participation and honest responses are greatly appreciated.
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phase 3 post intervention 14th day
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Collaborators and Investigators
Investigators
- Study Director: waqar Ahmed Awan, Ph.D, HERF
Study record dates
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Study Completion (Actual)
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Last Update Posted (Actual)
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Terms related to this study
Additional Relevant MeSH Terms
Other Study ID Numbers
- Bhutta001
Plan for Individual participant data (IPD)
Plan to Share Individual Participant Data (IPD)?
IPD Sharing Supporting Information Type
- STUDY_PROTOCOL
- SAP
- ICF
- ANALYTIC_CODE
- CSR
Drug and device information, study documents
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