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• W2805415167 abstract "Hip joint torques during the golf swing of young and senior healthy females Female participation in golf has increased throughout the past few decades and now comprises approximately 20% of all golf participants. However, little is known regarding the biomechanics of the golf swing for women, and even less is known about hip torques. PURPOSE: To describe and compare the hip torques associated with the golf swing of healthy young and senior female golfers. METHODS: 21 right-handed, female golfers, aged from 18-70 years old volunteered. Age groups were divided into young (18 – 39) and senior (40 – 70). Subjects completed 10 swings with a standardized driver. A high speed motion capture system and force plates were used to collect kinematic and kinetic data. . 3-D hip torques for trail and lead legs were calculated using inverse dynamic analyses. 2-way mixed model ANOVAs (group by leg) were calculated, with club head velocity as a covariate. RESULTS: There were no differences between the groups for BMI (24.6 ± 3.5), handicap (22 ± 7), or club head velocity (30.1 ± 4.2 m/s). The trail hip extensor torque was the largest torque produced by both groups. A main effect for leg was found for hip internal rotator torque (p=.024) with the largest torques produced by the trail leg. There was an interaction between the legs by groups for hip abductor torque (p=.043); the young group had larger torques for the lead leg, while the senior group had no difference between legs. Club head velocity was significantly (p<.05) correlated with hip internal rotator torques of both the lead and trail leg (r=.7 and .56, respectively), however, when separated by group, these correlations were only significant for the young group (r-.8; p=.001).Table: No title available.CONCLUSIONS: Overall, hip torques in the trail leg were larger, which suggests their important contribution to the golf swing. These findings are similar to previous literature for healthy male golfers." @default.
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• W2805415167 title "Hip Joint Torques During the Golf Swing of Young and Senior Healthy Females" @default.
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