The effect of high-speed leisure activities on postural disordersand musculoskeletal dysfunction in student populations;emphasizing the role of physical education schools

The purpose of this study was to assess the effect of high-speed leisure activities onpostural disorders and musculoskeletal dysfunction in student populations. We designedour study on a pilot basis and in main phases, through a population of school studentswho were invited to a postural and musculoskeletal-related screening program. In thepresent study, ۴۲۴ school students were selected for the experimental phase of thescreening program, which included children (۳۵.۵۵%) and adolescents (۶۳.۴۴%),respectively. Our study outcomes were postural disorders and musculoskeletaldysfunction in student populations. From a statistical viewpoint, our analyses revealedthat approximately ۱.۴ percent of participants had no deformity, ۳۰.۴ percent ofparticipants had five to nine deformities, and the remaining subjects had at least one tofour deformities. The incidence of postural disorders and pain were about one- and twofoldhigher in the adolescents than the children. In conclusion, our study indorsed thatseveral body functional variables involved curl-up, ۸۰۰-meter, and pull-up were potentialrisks for the postural disorders.

کلیدواژه ها:

High-speed leisure activities ، Musculoskeletal dysfunction ، Physicaleducation schools ، Cohort study ، Postural deformities