The aim of this study is to analyze the relationships between spontaneous motor activity (SMA), ideal movement patterns (IMPs), and central coordination disorders (CCDs) assessed before and after Vojta therapy vs the type of delivery, the presence of primitive reflexes, and postural asymmetry in infants.
The aim of this study, conducted within the framework of the international “Ramons vers les Jeux” program, was to examine differences and associations in motor performance and anthropometric characteristics of adolescent rowers across genders and national groups.
The objective of this study was to determine metabolic syndrome (MS) outcomes and insulin resistance (IR) among retired combat sports athletes (CSA) who practiced rapid weight loss (RWL) compared with the control group (CG).
This study aimed to evaluate the effects of a structured swimming training program on selected motor abilities in young female swimmers compared to a control group. Material and methods: The study lasted 3 years. The experimental group included 14 swimmers (mean biological age at baseline: 10.52 years), while the control group consisted of 14 girls (mean biological age: 10.74 ± 0.62 years) who only participated in compulsory physical education classes. Every 6 months, both groups were tested for lower limb explosive strength, speed, and coordination, abdominal muscle strength, and anaerobic power (estimated using the vertical jump test).
