Cajori 5단계 상대평가를 통한 대학 운동선수들의 Y-Balance Test 기준개발

초록

This study was conducted to develop a baseline value for the Y-balance test of elite university athletes. The subjects of this study were selected as university elite male athletes of volleyball, baseball and soccer and the Y-balance test was performed on three sections of the anterior, posterior medial, and posterior lateral sections for each player's right and left lower extremities. Measurements were made twice and the average was calculated. Each criterion developed a separate threshold for each of the five tiers: very high, high, moderate, low, and very low, using Cajori's five-level relative rating scale. The results of this study show that there is a difference between the measurement values when calculating the baseline value of Y-balance test through Cajori 5-step relative evaluation criteria. In particular, in the case of baseball players, it was confirmed that right posterolateral and left posterolateral, and also the right posterior medial and left posterior medial showed the highest reference values. In the case of soccer players, it was confirmed that the right anterior and left anterior, right composite score and left composite score showed higher reference values than those of other sports players. Through this study, it will be possible to provide basic data for the improvement and evaluation of the balance ability of elite university athletes. If the Y-balance test standard value for the difference between the measured values of various sports including female athletes is developed through follow-up studies, it will be used as an intervention tool for improving performance and preventing injuries for elite athletes.

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