Postural Control and Trunk Neuromuscular Activation in Athletes With Chronic Low Back Pain (PCMALBP)
Athletic Injury, Low Back Pain
About this trial
This is an interventional treatment trial for Athletic Injury focused on measuring Postural control, Physiotherapy, Sports injuries, Low back pain, training
Eligibility Criteria
Inclusion Criteria:
- chronic low back pain at least for three months, in a unique or multiple episodes.
- low back pain of unknown origin and mechanical nature.
- athletes must be train or play five times in a week.
- athletes must be participate in some official competition.
Exclusion Criteria:
- previous surgery (locomotor appareil).
- discal herniation diagnosis.
- nerve root entrapment.
- spondylolisis.
- spondylolisthesis;
- lumbar stenosis.
- hip cartilage damage.
- labral injury,
- piriformis syndrome.
- neurological disease.
- no current treatment in Physiotherapy or Pilates or Manual Therapy.
Sites / Locations
- Laboratory of Functional Assessment and Human Motor Performance (LAFUP)
Arms of the Study
Arm 1
Arm 2
Experimental
Active Comparator
G1: exercises for lumbar stabilization
G2: back strengthening exercises
Specific exercises for lumbar stabilization. The Group 1 (G1) will perform therapy with specific exercises for lumbar stabilization whith the Swiss ball as a therapeutic resource, including warming; stretching of hamstrings, paraspinals, trapezes; phasic perineal exercise; tonic perineal exercise; pelvic lumbar synergism; trunk mobility; mobility of the shoulder girdle; balance; and slow pelvic balance.
Back strengthening exercises. The Group 2 (G2) will perform therapy including strengthning of back muscles on a Roman chair machine for flexion and extension of trunk with load progression from training volume for endurance and strength gains.