Porovnanie statickej a dynamickej rovnováhy po vyvolaní vestibularnej stimulácie u hráčov ľadového hokeja a zdravej populácie

• Thesis title in thesis language (Slovak): Porovnanie statickej a dynamickej rovnováhy po vyvolaní vestibularnej stimulácie u hráčov ľadového hokeja a zdravej populácie
• Thesis title in Czech: Porovnání statické a dynamické rovnováhy po vyvolání vestibulární stimulace u hráčů ledního hokeje a zdravé populace
• Thesis title in English: Comparison of static and dynamic stability after induction of vestibular stimulation in ice hockey players and healthy population
• Key words: ľadový hokej, stabilita, stabilometria, vestibulárna stimulácia,
• English key words: ice hockey, stability, stabilometry, vestibular stimulation
• Academic year of topic announcement: 2018/2019
• Thesis type: diploma thesis
• Thesis language: slovenština
• Department: Department of Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine (13-432)
• Supervisor: Mgr. Kateřina Levínská
• Author: hidden - assigned by the advisor
• Date of registration: 20.02.2019
• Date of assignment: 21.07.2020
• Date and time of defence: 17.09.2020 00:00
• Date of electronic submission: 17.08.2020
• Date of submission of printed version: 17.08.2020
• Date of proceeded defence: 17.09.2020
• Opponents: doc. PhDr. Ondřej Čakrt, Ph.D.

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Preliminary scope of work

V štúdií sme zisťovali, či profesionálny hráči ľadového hokeja majú lepšiu statickú a dynamickú stabilitu po vestibulárnej stimulácií po 20 sekundovom točení na rotačnej stoličke v porovnaní s bežnou zdravou stimuláciou. Celkom sa testovaniu podrobilo 21probandov, 8 profesionálnych hráčov, 1 profesionálna hráčka a 12 mužov z radov bežnej zdravej populácie. Probandi absolvovali dokopy 8 testov, 4 testy bez vestibulárnej stimulácie a rovnaké testy po vestibulárnej stimulácií na rotačnej stoličke. K testovaniu na stabilometrickej plošine sme použili varianty rovný stoj na pevnej podložke, rovný stoj na penovej podložke, rovný stoj na pevnej podložke s pohybom hlavy do extenzie vo frekvencií 1 Hz, rovný stoj na penovej podložke s pohybom hlavy do extenzie vo frekvencií 1 Hz. Doba rotácie na stoličke bola 20 sekúnd rýchlosťou približne 1 Hz (20 otočení ±2), následná doba merania stability 30 sekúnd. Naše výsledky ukazujú, že hráči ľadového hokeja nie sú štatisticky významne lepší v statickej a dynamickej stabilite v porovnaní so zdravou populáciou po vyvolaní vestibulárnej stimulácie

Preliminary scope of work in English

In this study we found out whether professional ice hockey players have better static and dynamic stability after vestibular stimulation after 20 seconds of spinning on a rotary chair compared to normal healthy population. A total of 21 probands, 8 professional men players, 1 professional woman player and 12 men from the ordinary healthy population underwent testing. Probands passed a total of 8 tests, 4 tests without vestibular stimulation and the same tests after vestibular stimulation on a rotary chair. For testing on a stabilometric platform, we used the variants parallel stance barefoot on plate, parallel stance on a foam pad, parallel stance barefoot on plate with head movement to extension, parallel stance on a foam pad with head movement to extension. The rotation time on the chair was 20 seconds at a rate of approximately 1 Hz (20 turns ± 2), followed by a stability measurement time of 30 seconds. Our measured results showed that there is not signifficant difference in static and dynamic stability between ice hockey players and healthy population after induction of vestibular stimulation.