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A Comparison of Manual Soft Tissue Mobilization Treatment and Foam Rolling Effectiveness on Hamstring Range of Motion
Location
Hall Memorial Ballroom
Access Type
Campus Access Only
Start Date
4-4-2018 12:00 PM
Department
Athletic Training
Faculty Mentor(s)
Debbie Bradney DPE, ATC, ACSM Certified Exercise Physiologist Department Chair for Athletic Training Lynchburg College Bradney@lynchburg.edu, Thomas G. Bowman PhD, ATC, PES Associate Professor – Athletic Training Lynchburg College Bowman.t@lynchburg.edu, Patricia A. Aronson PhD, ATC Professor of Athletic Training Lynchburg College Aronson@lynchburg.edu
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A Comparison of Manual Soft Tissue Mobilization Treatment and Foam Rolling Effectiveness on Hamstring Range of Motion
Hall Memorial Ballroom
Comments
Abstract:
Context: Healthcare professionals have a variety of soft tissue treatments, this study compares the effectiveness of two different treatments.
Objective: To compare the effects of a soft tissue massage and the use of a foam roller on hamstring range-of-motion for recreationally active individuals with hamstring restrictions and to determine if a specific modality works best for range of motion increases.
Design: Experimental
Setting: Athletic training laboratory
Participants:Twenty seven recreationally active individuals (age range, 18-40 years)
Interventions: soft tissue massage and foam rolling
Main outcome measures: Goniometer and sit-and reach ROM measurements
Results: Data is currently being analyzed
Conclusions: Data is currently being analyzed
Keywords: sit-and-reach, goniometer, manual therapy