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Girona, 7-10 October 2015

TEST DE EXTENSIÓN MÁXIMA DEL TRONCO EN ......Standing Broad Jump 83.33 % 40 m Sprint 86.55 % B C R C S R C S B S S R C B R S R A R MAT Test Triple Hop RHT 86.96% A A S A S A A S

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Girona, 7-10 October 2015

Introduction

Medical Classification

Systems

Functional Classification

Systems

Sport Specific and Evidence Based

Classification

1948 1988 1992 2003

Classification Strategy

adapted from Hart (2014)

2007 2015

1978

Research Problem

-

+

WHEELCHAIR

STANDING

FUNCTIONAL CRITERIA

“MEDICAL” CRITERIA

Reina, Steele-Mils, Nogueira & Sharp (2012)

Tim

e (s

)

Research Problem

Men´s 100 m

To develop measurable, objective criteria which can be incorporated into the current class profiles for classes in

order to improve the reliability of the decision-making.

Functional/Medical Classification

System

Research Problem

T38

T35

T37 T36

FT8

FT5

FT7 FT6 The Cut-Point Problem

Research Aim

Participants IPC Athletics = 11 CP Football = 7

Methods

16 Motor Test 5 Football Test

Categories Design Pilot Study (n=3)

Participants Recruitment 28 Athletes Observed Data Collection

Results Legend

a. Coordination, defined as the ability to voluntarily execute fluid, accurate movements rapidly.

b. Balance, defined as the ability to maintain the line of gravity (vertical line from centre of mass) of a body within the base of support with minimal postural sway.

c. Symmetry, defined as the correspondence and/or movement similarity on opposite sides of a dividing line or plane.

d. Range of movement, defined as the full movement or optimal potential of a joint, usually its range of flexion and extension.

e. Arm impairment, defined as the contribution of the arms to perform the whole movement.

S

B

C

R

A

Results Legend

> 1.4 < > < 0.7

Bicici, Tweedy & Vanlandewijck (2012)

Results: T35 / FT5

Side-Step test 51.47 % MAT Test 64.71 %

Rapid Heel-Toe Placement 54.41 % Hexagon Hop

Test 64.71 %

Split Jumps 50.00 % Triple Hop for Distance 64.71 %

Side-Stepping 47.05 % Four Bounds for Distance 62.69 %

Running in place 47.06 % 10m Speed

Skip 64.71 %

Tandem Walk 40.91 % Stop and go 69.12 %

Standing Broad Jump 50.77 % 40 m Sprint 56.07 %

R B

C R

R C

R S

C S

B S

R B

R S

R C

R B

R S

R C

R C

A R

MAT Test

Triple Hop

RHT

70.18%

Results: T36 / FT6

Side-Step test 47.93 % MAT Test 44.12 %

Rapid Heel-Toe Placement 42.98 % Hexagon Hop

Test 47.50 %

Split Jumps 60.33 % Triple Hop for Distance 48.76 %

Side-Stepping 39.83 % Four Bounds for Distance 41.74 %

Running in place 44.54 % 10m Speed

Skip 31.94 %

Tandem Walk 42.85 % Stop and go 42.86 %

Standing Broad Jump 54.08 % 40 m Sprint 20.69 %

B

C R

C

S

C S

B S

B

S

C

B

C

A

R

Tandem W

Triple Hop

RHT

47.47%

A

C

C

C

B

C

C B

A

A B

A

Split Jumps

Hexagon

Results: T37 / FT7

Side-Step test 85.52 % MAT Test 73.51 %

Rapid Heel-Toe Placement 90.13 % Hexagon Hop

Test 76.32 %

Split Jumps 76.97 % Triple Hop for Distance 86.71 %

Side-Stepping 80.79 % Four Bounds for Distance 75.83 %

Running in place 70.00 % 10m Speed

Skip 82.55 %

Tandem Walk 61.84 % Stop and go 80.13 %

Standing Broad Jump 83.33 % 40 m Sprint 66.67 %

B

C R

R

S

C S

B S

R

R S

R

R B

R S

R

A

One Leg Stance

Triple Hop

RHT

86.02%

A

S

S

S

S

R S

R S

Results: T38 / FT8

Side-Step test 68.18 % MAT Test 82.00 %

Rapid Heel-Toe Placement 68.18 % Hexagon Hop

Test 82.26 %

Split Jumps 61.90 % Triple Hop for Distance 76.98 %

Side-Stepping 92.56 % Four Bounds for Distance 82.61 %

Running in place 84.62 % 10m Speed

Skip 81.45 %

Tandem Walk 86.40 % Stop and go 82.64 %

Standing Broad Jump 83.33 % 40 m Sprint 86.55 %

B

C R

C

R S

C S

B S

R S

C

R B

S

R

A R

MAT Test Triple Hop

RHT

86.96%

A

A

S A

S

A

A

S A

T38 / FT8

T35 / FT5

T37 / FT7 T36 / FT6 C

R

S R

Project Outcome

Project Outcome

Project Outcome

MAT Test

Triple Hop

RHT

Limited ROM in hips (needed to turn the whole body.

Poor dynamic running pattern (particularly when running backward)

Presence of scissor running pattern: Hip and knee flexion Hip adduction and internal rotation

Performance: Difficulty for stopping and

accelerating Difficulty assisting movements of

the upper limbs when running Poor agility level.

R

Conclusions

Positive feedback from participants to improve current classification profiles. Triple Hop and RHT are reported as the best tests for decision-making. Lower consensus in cut-point T36/FT6 v T38/FT8 with regard current class. Ratio-Scaled and Observation Categories could be applied to check activity limitation.

Beckman & Tweedy (2009); Reina (2014)