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Avaliação do ajuste postural, equilíbrio e instabilidade de tornozelo em indivíduos praticantes e não praticantes de ballet clássico: um estudo transversal
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Introdução: Entre as várias atividades físicas praticadas por adolescentes, o Ballet Clássico destaca-se como uma modalidade que promove o desenvolvimento integrado das capacidades motoras, com ênfase no controlo postural, equilíbrio e coordenação corporal.
Objetivo: Avaliar a estabilidade tíbio-társica em bailarinas em comparação com não bailarinas e analisar a relação entre o ajuste postural e a estabilidade do tornozelo.
Metodologia: O estudo foi realizado em sujeitos do sexo feminino, com idades entre 18 e 30 anos, divididas em dois grupos: um grupo de bailarinas e um grupo controle. As avaliações incluíram a avaliação da estabilidade de tornozelo através da versão portuguesa da Cumberland sobre Instabilidade de Tornozelo (CAIT), a análise postural por meio de fotografias e software especializado (SAPO), e o equilíbrio através da escala de Berg.
Resultados: Não se verificaram diferenças estatisticamente significativas entre os grupos relativamente à estabilidade do tornozelo esquerdo (p = 0,131) e do tornozelo direito (p = 0,177). Também não se verificou associação estatisticamente significativa entre a estabilidade do tornozelo e a altura dos sujeitos (p = 0,40). Observaram-se ainda tendências descritivas entre os grupos, que deverão ser exploradas em estudos com maior dimensão amostral.
Conclusão: Não foram observadas diferenças estatisticamente significativas na estabilidade do tornozelo entre bailarinas e não bailarinas. Relativamente aos objetivos específicos, as bailarinas apresentaram melhor ajuste e controlo postural, embora sem associações estatisticamente significativas entre as variáveis analisadas.
Introduction: Among the physical activities practiced by adolescents is classical ballet, a dance modality that aims to develop the body harmoniously and achieve proper balance and body control. Objective: To assess tibiotarsal stability in ballet dancers compared to non-dancers and to analyze the relationship between postural alignment and ankle stability. Methods: The study was conducted on female subjects aged between 18 and 30 years, divided into two groups: a ballet dancer group and a control group. Assessments included ankle stability using the Portuguese version of the Cumberland Ankle Instability Tool (CAIT), postural analysis through photographic assessment using specialized software (SAPO), and balance assessment using the Berg Balance Scale. Results: No statistically significant differences were observed between groups regarding left ankle stability (p = 0.131) and right ankle stability (p = 0.177). Additionally, no statistically significant association was found between ankle stability and participants’ height (p = 0.40). Descriptive trends between groups were observed and should be further explored in studies with larger sample sizes. Conclusion: No statistically significant differences were observed in ankle stability between ballet dancers and non-dancers. Regarding the specific objectives, ballet dancers showed better postural alignment and control, although no statistically significant associations were found between the variables analyzed.
Introduction: Among the physical activities practiced by adolescents is classical ballet, a dance modality that aims to develop the body harmoniously and achieve proper balance and body control. Objective: To assess tibiotarsal stability in ballet dancers compared to non-dancers and to analyze the relationship between postural alignment and ankle stability. Methods: The study was conducted on female subjects aged between 18 and 30 years, divided into two groups: a ballet dancer group and a control group. Assessments included ankle stability using the Portuguese version of the Cumberland Ankle Instability Tool (CAIT), postural analysis through photographic assessment using specialized software (SAPO), and balance assessment using the Berg Balance Scale. Results: No statistically significant differences were observed between groups regarding left ankle stability (p = 0.131) and right ankle stability (p = 0.177). Additionally, no statistically significant association was found between ankle stability and participants’ height (p = 0.40). Descriptive trends between groups were observed and should be further explored in studies with larger sample sizes. Conclusion: No statistically significant differences were observed in ankle stability between ballet dancers and non-dancers. Regarding the specific objectives, ballet dancers showed better postural alignment and control, although no statistically significant associations were found between the variables analyzed.
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Articulação Tíbio Társica Estabilidade Tornozelo Ajuste Postural Ballet Clássico Tibiotarsal Joint Ankle Stability Postural Adjustment Classical Ballet