Combined Land- and Water-Based Core and Lower Extremity Strength Training in Improving the Jump Performance Among Volleyball and Basketball Players: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Given conflicting studies regarding the effect of land-based and water-based training on the jump performance of volleyball and basketball players, a randomized controlled trial is conducted. This study hypothesizes that combined land- and water-based core and lower strength training significantly increase jump performance of volleyball and basketball players in comparison to either land- and/or water-based training alone.

Start Date26 Apr 2024

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Mariano Marcos State University

NCT05600478

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Physical Therapy in the Intensive Care Unit: A Comparative Study of Three Asian Countries

This descriptive-comparative study has explored and presented an overview of the extent of PT practice in the ICU in JP, PH, and TW. Specifically, the socio-demographic and ICU-related profiles of physical therapists (PTs) in Japan (JP), Philippines (PH), and Taiwan (TW) were presented, with the inclusion of the common PT interventions and challenges encountered in delivering PT services in the ICU in the said countries.
Included in the socio-demographic variables are the respondents' sex, age, highest educational attainment, PT work experience, and hospital affiliation. As to the ICU-related variables, it includes the respondents' ICU work experience, the types of ICU where respondents primarily work, the hiring department they belong to, the status of ICU posting, the duration of ICU posting, the daily ICU stay of the respondents, their engagement in on-call ICU PT services, the usual source of ICU patient referral, the number of daily ICU patients, the ratio of PT to ICU patients, and the level of participation in ICU-related PT training. Furthermore, different interventions that are commonly implemented and challenges that are commonly encountered in ICU PT service delivery in Japan, Philippines, and Taiwan were also investigated.

Start Date06 Nov 2021

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China Medical University Hospital

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27 Mar 2025·SAR Journal - Science and Research

Analysis of Performance of Staple Food Supply Chain in Indonesia and the Philippines

Author: Dewi, Fenny Widya Kusuma ; Andriani, Dwi Nila ; Daroin, Ana Dhaod ; Floresca, Alfred Lord B. ; Wibawa, Ramadhan Prasetya ; Tumamao, Mary Jean G.

This research aims to analyze existing supply management in Indonesia and the Philippines. In the method used to examine the condition of natural objects, the researcher is the key instrument, the data collection technique is carried out using triangulation, the data analysis is inductive, and the research results maintain significance. The research results show that the supply chain management for raw materials in Indonesia, especially in Madiun Regency, has quite a long chain, not directly from producers to consumers. The supply management flow starts from farmers or breeders, collectors, and processors, and is delivered to distributors, namely through large and small agents. After that, it goes to consumers, starting from restaurants, supermarkets, markets, and regular retail. Likewise, in the Philippines, the flow of supply management starts from producers, collectors, processors, distributors, retailers, and consumers.

23 Mar 2025·Fizjoterapia Polska

Sea cucumber phytochemical compounds consumed after maximal weight training intervention significantly influence the increased range of motion in healthy men

Author: Handayani, Sri Gusti ; Ayubi, Novadri ; Halip, Muhammad Firman ; Wardani, Aulia Putri Srie ; Komaini, Anton ; Rizki, Ainun Zulfikar ; Afandi, Alvin ; Wibawa, Junian Cahyanto ; Dafun Jr., Procopio B. ; Kafrawi, Fatkur Rohman

Abstract This study aims to analyze whether sea cucumber supplementation after weight training can increase ROM in healthy men. This experimental research employs a pre- and post-test control group design. Subjects were selected using a purposive sampling technique and divided into two groups: K1 (placebo) and K2 (sea cucumber supplementation, 500 mg). The supplementation was administered in capsule form. A total of 20 healthy men aged 20–25 years participated in the study. Data collection was conducted over three days, beginning with the collection of subject characteristics. Subsequently, the subjects performed a warm-up, followed by physical exercise. The training session involved weight training performed to exhaustion at maximum intensity. Twenty-four hours after the weight training intervention, baseline ROM data was collected. Then, subjects were administered either a placebo or sea cucumber supplementation. Another ROM measurement was conducted 24 hours later. The results showed that 500 mg of sea cucumber supplementation taken 24 hours after weight training significantly increased ROM in healthy men (p < 0.05*). Moreover, a significant ROM increase was also observed in the control group (p < 0.05*). It can be concluded that 500 mg of sea cucumber supplementation 24 hours post-weight training effectively enhances ROM in healthy individuals. However, further laboratory studies on biomarkers associated with ROM are necessary to provide valid biochemical data. Regarding the control group’s significant ROM increase, it is possible that recovery processes had already begun within 48 hours, suggesting that participants may have naturally recovered within that time frame. Nevertheless, further laboratory investigations of biomarkers related to ROM are needed to ensure valid research data based on biochemical analyses. Key words sea cucumber, weight training, range of motion

23 Mar 2025·Fizjoterapia Polska

Rosella flower extract supplementation after physical exercise proven to increase superoxide dismutase levels as one of the enzymatic antioxidants to reduce oxidative stress

Author: Hartoto, Setiyo ; Rizki, Ainun Zulfikar ; Halip, Muhammad Firman ; Mario, Deby Tri ; Rusdiawan, Afif ; Wibawa, Junian Cahyanto ; Komaini, Anton ; Dafun Jr., Procopio B. ; Afandi, Alvin ; Ayubi, Novadri

This study aims to analyze rosella flower extract supplementation on superoxide dismutase (SOD) levels after physical activity. This experimental research uses a pre- and post-control group design. Subjects were selected using a purposive sampling technique. A total of 20 healthy men aged 19–25 years participated in this study and were divided into two groups, namely group K1 with a placebo and group K2 with rosella flower extract at a dose of 500 mg. Data collection began with gathering data on subject characteristics. Next, the subjects were asked to warm up and perform physical activity in the form of running 2400 meters at moderate intensity. One hour after running 2400 meters, blood was drawn for a pre-test to measure SOD levels. Then, supplementation interventions were administered according to the respective groups: a placebo for K1 and rosella flower extract at a dose of 500 mg for K2. Sixty minutes after the supplementation intervention, a post-test blood draw was conducted. The study’s findings demonstrated that administering 500 mg of rosella flower extract after physical exercise significantly increased superoxide dismutase levels (p < 0.05*). Furthermore, there was also a notable rise in the control group’s superoxide dismutase levels (p < 0.05*). It can be concluded that a physiological increase in SOD levels is a result of moderately intense physical activity. However, administering rosella flower extract after physical exercise is also recommended as an additional supplement to further boost the body’s antioxidant levels and maintain health.

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