Influence of cranial-sacral osteopathic treatment on the performance of young soccer players: a single-blind randomised controlled study

British School of Osteopathy0 个研究点目标入组 40 人开始时间: 2015年2月6日最近更新: 2015年7月6日

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•1. Physically and mentally healthy athletes without any symptoms of neuromusculoskeletal pain, injury or illness
•2. Soccer players
•3. Age 16–18 years
•4. Legal guardians’ consent for participation in the study
•5. Regular attendance at training sessions and competitive matches for 5 days a week for at least 5 years
•6. Defenders (central and external/full-backs and wing-defenders), midfielders (central and wide) and attackers (forwards)
•7. Naïve to cranial-sacral osteopathic care
•8. Possessing no previous knowledge and experience of cranial-sacral osteopathic procedures
•9. No change of medical or physical routine because of the addition of the new procedures

•1. Acute fracture or infections
•3. Signs of progressive neurological deficit
•4. Professional soccer athletes
•5. Goalkeepers (since technical skills differ significantly from outfield players and have a specific physiological and biomechanical profile [Eirale et al, 2014])
•6. Current illness
•7. Suspicion of increased intracranial pressure
•8. Cardiac disease
•9. Pulmonary diseases
•10. Injuries
•11. Signs or symptoms of pain or illnesses such as inflammation

发起方

British School of Osteopathy