Relación de fuerza muscular con la prueba de estabilidad en cadena cinética cerrada

Abstract

The general objective was to determine muscle strength and stability in closed kinetic chain in upper limb in athletes. It was descriptive, using existing and valid tests to relate muscle strength with upper limb stability, with a quantitative approach and a longitudinal design. Athletes who use the upper limb and train with overhead movements were analyzed; evaluations such as the CKCUEST test, medicine ball throwing, strength tests for the upper limb and strength tests for central stability were applied. The population constituted a sample of 59 athletes between 15 and 42 years of age, WITH an average of 25.76. The results showed that core muscular strength is related to shoulder stability in front plank and right and left lateral plank with a significance of P=0.003. In conclusion, upper limb muscle strength is not statistically significant with upper limb stability with a significance of P=,.343, on the other hand core stability does present a statistically significant relationship, which was demonstrated in the research, which indicated that to avoid risk of injury at the upper limb level in athletes Core strength is important