Effect of Core Stability Exercises on Volleyball Players: A Systematic Review

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Sedaghati Parisa; Baharmast Hossein Abadi Adibeh; Zolghadr Hamid

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Journal: Physical Treatments: Specific Physical Therapy Journal Year:2023 | Volume:13 | Issue:3 Page(s): 147-158

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Effect of Core Stability Exercises on Volleyball Players: A Systematic Review

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Sedaghati Parisa | Baharmast Hossein Abadi Adibeh | Zolghadr Hamid | Issue Writer Certificate

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Core stabilityQ4

Movement capabilitiesQ4

Volleyball playersQ4

Sports performanceQ4

Abstract

Purpose: The purpose of current review was investigating the effect of Core stability exercises (CSE) on Volleyball players. Methods: Current research was a PRISMA systematic review. It reviewed comprehensively the Impact of CSE on Volleyball players. It carried out searching in Google Scholar, PubMed, Science Direct, PEDro, EMBASE, Web of Science, and Scopus databases and in Persian Google Scholar, Megapaper databases, IRANDOC, Magiran, SID, Medilib, IranMedex. The keywords in two groups including: Group 1: “Core stability exercise” OR “Core stability training” OR “Core stability endurance” OR “trunk stability” OR “central stability exercises” OR “core intervention” OR “Core stability control” OR “core strengthening exercise” OR “trunk resistance exercise” and group 2: “Volleyball” OR “volleyball player“ OR “volleyball athletes” from 2000 to February of 2023. Current research used both English and Persian languages. Results: We got 146 articles. After removing duplicate titles, we selected 127 abstracts for review. Finally, 18 articles were included in the present review. Conclusion: The outcomes of current review show that CSE have the ability to improve Movement capabilities, performance, and sports skills as well as prevent injuries from Volleyball players. Of course, to interpret the outcomes of the current research caution needs to be taken, considering the restrictions such as the difference in the sample size under study, measurement methods, and components of different Core stability protocols.

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