Effect of the joint mobilization technique focusing on the kinematic movement of the ankle on the action of squat down

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  • Hamada Jun
    Department of Tokyo Judo Therapy，Faculty of Medical Sciences，Teikyo University of Science
  • Tamura Masahiro
    Center for Fundamental Education，Teikyo University of Science
  • Oguro Masayuki
    Department of Tokyo Judo Therapy，Faculty of Medical Sciences，Teikyo University of Science
  • Sato Tsutomu
    Department of Tokyo Judo Therapy，Faculty of Medical Sciences，Teikyo University of Science
  • Nobori Hiroshi
    Department of judo Therapy, Faculty of Medical Sciences, Teikyo University of Science
  • Tarumoto Nagayoshi
    Department of judo Physical Therapy, Faculty of Health Care, Teikyo Heisei University
  • Aoki Chikara
    Department of Physical Therapy, Faculty of Health and Medical Science, Teikyo Heisei University

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  • 足関節の副運動に着目した手技療法がしゃがみ込み動作に及ぼす影響について
  • アシカンセツ ノ フクウンドウ ニ チャクモク シタ シュギ リョウホウ ガ シャガミ コミ ドウサ ニ オヨボス エイキョウ ニ ツイテ

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[Purpose] The purpose was to investigate the effect of the joint mobilization technique focusing on the kinematic movement of the ankle on the action of squat down and the range of motion of the ankle dorsiflexion.[Subject] 20 healthy subjects were evaluated as incapable of squatting down by a preliminary survey. [Methods] The measurement items were the floor-buttock distance and the ankle dorsiflexion range of motion. The measurement was performed twice with an interval of 4 days or more. [Result] A significant difference was found in the improvement rate between the floor-buttock distance before and after the joint mobilization. [Discussion] Regarding the decrease in the distance between the floor and buttocks, the joint mobilization caused loosening of the joint capsule behind the ankle joint, and the function of facilitating weight transfer to the forefoot affected the improvement of squatting down.

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