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Peer-Reviewed Article January 31, 2021

Effect of Functional Core Conditioning Training on Hiking at Sailing Radial

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Published in: International Journal of Sports Science and Arts
Publisher: Helwan University, Faculty of Physical Education for Girls • Egypt • 3009-7401 • 2356-9417
DOI: https://doi.org/10.21608/eijssa.2020.51218.1058

Abstract

Generally, Sailing, has complex nature as body weight is used by sailors to balance in dinghy boats, which requires great strength in core-stability, core strength and core endurance. Coaches emphasize specific training with the specific physical and strength functional exercises to increase the sailors’ performance. This study examined the effects of functional core conditioning training on hiking at sailing laser. Ten radial laser competitive national and international ranked male sailors’ age 18.5±3 were selected to patriciate in the current study. Participants performed 3 sessions weekly, each session (20-30 min) for 8-weeks, including core stability, strength and endurance exercises using swiss ball, BOSU ball, and elastic band resistance and hiking bench. The results showed that functional core conditioning training for eight weeks has a positive influence on hiking for laser radial sailors.

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