The effects of a reciprocal hip exercise on trunk flexion angle and sit-to-stand time in participants with flat backs

  • Yoo W
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[Purpose] This study developed a reciprocal hip exercise using Thera-Band for those with flat lumbar spines and observed changes in standing and movement angles during sit-to-stand. [Participants and Methods] Eleven females participated in this study. The participants performed the reciprocal hip exercise using Thera-Band. [Results] The trunk flexion angle increased significantly after reciprocal hip exercise. The sit-to-stand time after reciprocal hip exercise was significantly faster than that before exercise. [Conclusion] The reciprocal hip exercise would useful for patients with flat back who can then sit and work for long periods.

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Yoo, W. (2018). The effects of a reciprocal hip exercise on trunk flexion angle and sit-to-stand time in participants with flat backs. Journal of Physical Therapy Science, 30(8), 976–977. https://doi.org/10.1589/jpts.30.976

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