Glenohumeral Joint Range of Motion in Crossminton Players

Crossminton is a sport that combines elements of squash, badminton and tennis, creating new sport, which currently being played all over the world. The aim our study was to identify compare bilateral differences in internal external rotation glenohumeral joint crossminton players. subject were 13 players from Slovak Republic (25.1±9.3 years; 172.8±9.1 cm; 71.8±16.1 kg). range motion (IR-ROM) (ER-ROM) measured bilaterally using standard two-arm goniometer. Bilateral comparison, decimal age pairwise comparisons carried T-test for independent samples. Results point occurrence adaptation. Given differences, dominant shoulder has lower IR-ROM (p < 0.05) higher ER-ROM than non-dominant shoulder. GIRD (IR difference > °) observed 4 did not have significant impact on values joint. Only upper limb with growing 0.05). fact adaptations ROM promote an increased injury risk, present reveals relevance monitoring finding between limbs