Relationship between Core Stability and Postural Balance on the Biomotor Capabilities of Young Basketball Athletes: a systematic review
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https://doi.org/10.47197/retos.v44i0.89896Keywords:
Basketball, Adolescents, Postural balance, Core stability, Athletic performance, ( Basketball, Adolescents, Postural balance, Core stability and Athletic performance)Abstract
Basketball demands varied physical demands, characterized by intermittent efforts and situations of imbalance. Core Stability (EC) and Postural Balance (EP) are themes that have been associated as a significant factor in the prevention of injuries and pain. However, the results of studies in relation to biomotor skills are contrasting, indicating that there are no effects on athletic performance in the context of high performance, but investigations on this relationship in the adolescent population need to be further investigated. The aim of the study was to verify the relationship between EC and PE on biomotor skills in adolescent basketball players. Using the PICOS strategy, searches were performed in the PubMed and Scielo databases, looking for experimental studies with EC / EP exercise intervention and athletic performance test. The results point to studies with positive effects on the athletic performance of young basketball athletes, however few among them used a specific additional intervention. There is a need for further investigation regarding the influence on athletic performance indicators.
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