Sport health care professionals are always trying to increase muscle activation while instructing exercises that are functional to the sport performance. However, the traditional core exercises are the ones typically performed. This study examined the muscle activation of the lumbopelvic hip complex during traditional core stability exercises and that of the sports performance movements using t...

Balance disorders are a severe problem for the elderly. Exercise that can increase power of back muscles, leg muscles and dynamic balance is physical exercise in core stability (CSE). This study aimed to analyse exercise's effect on increasing muscle strength, Fifty-six elderly people aged 60-70 years were selected by simple random sampling as sample this study. The program was given CSE (n: 28...

Purpose: Exercise therapy is the most common conservative treatment for low back pain. has generally been associated pain and kinesiophobia. In this context, especially paraspinal muscles need to be focused on. For reason, aim of our study evaluate different types exercises that will help increase neuromuscular facilitation core stability in by considering patient satisfaction.
 Methods: A...

The modiclus, a relative of the prenucleolus, assigns a singleton to any cooperative TU game. We show that the modiclus selects a member of the core for any exact orthogonal game and for any assignment game that has a stable core. Moreover, by means of an example we show that there is an exact TU game with a stable core that does not contain the modiclus.

Cold thermoregulatory models (CTM) have primarily been developed to predict core temperature (T(core)) responses during sedentary immersion. Few studies have examined their efficacy to predict T(core) during exercise cold exposure. The purpose of this study was to compare observed T(core) responses during exercise in cold water with the predicted T(core) from a three-cylinder (3-CTM) and a six-...

[Purpose] This study aimed to identify the effects of the CORE exercise program on pain and active range of motion (AROM) in patients with chronic low back pain. [Subjects and Methods] Thirty subjects with chronic low back pain were randomly allocated to two groups: the CORE group (n = 15) and the control group (n = 15). The CORE group performed the CORE exercise program for 30 minutes a day, 3...