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Study aim
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The Effect of Four Weeks of Neuromuscular Exercise and Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation (tDCS) on Balance and Lower Limb Muscles Electromyography of Martial Arts Athletes with Dynamic Knee Valgus at the Moment of Landing.
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Design
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This study is a one-way blind randomized trial with parallel groups and pre-test post-test design. Participants: 34 healthy women aged 15 to 35 years have dynamic knee valgus at landing.
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Settings and conduct
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After completing the written consent forms, explanations will be given about the testing procedures. In the first stage, after 10 minutes of warming up, first the electrical activity test of the lower limbs. In the second step, balance test with a foot pressure scanner. Then, after performing the pre-tests, the subjects take the envelope related to the random allocation of the subjects, which is done in advance by the supervisor and is given to the researcher. It will be held in the laboratory of Razi University of Kermanshah, Faculty of Sports Sciences.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Inclusion criteria: female athletes, being healthy at the time of study, at least three years of continuous attendance at martial arts (Taekwondo, Karate, Wushu, etc.) and a history of knee or ankle injuries in a Not reported in recent years. Athletes with more than 12 degrees of knee valgus are considered to have dynamic knee valgus. Exclusion criteria:Athletes with acute injuries in the past six months who have been barred from physical activity.
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Intervention groups
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Transcranial direct current stimulation exercises, neuromuscular exercises.
There are neuromuscular exercises in both the main and control groups, the main group has transcombinal direct current stimulation
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Main outcome variables
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nee dynamic valgus, electrical activity of lower limb muscles in landing and lateral jumping skills,
Assessment balance test with plantar pressure scanner