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Effect of classic massage therapy on the heart rate of horses working in hippotherapy. Case study

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Lojek J., Lojek A., Soborska J.

Annals of Warsaw University of Life Sciences - SGGW. Animal Science

2013

tom 52

The objective of this study was determine the effect of classical massage therapy on heart rate in horses working in hippotherapy. We hypothesised that massage can be used to improve the horse's welfare, because it mentally relaxes the horse. The relationship between variables were examined to determine whether the selected factors (use or non-use of massage, the method of securing the patient on the horse, way of getting on a horse, place of treatment) influenced the heart rate of two horses working in hippotherapy. The results showed significant but very different effects on heart rate of particular horses subjected to a massage. It was also shown that heart rate of horses working in hippotherapy is highly influenced by environmental factors.

Impact of classical massage on temperature, strength and flexibility of upper limbs muscles in healthy men

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Boguszewski D., Adamczyk J. G., Andersz N., Mrozek N., Piejko K., Janicka M., Bialoszewski D.

Trends in Sport Sciences

2015

tom 22

nr 2

Introduction. Thermography is a one of new non-invasive method using to assess the impact of physiotherapeutic treatment for the human body. Aim of Study. The purpose of this study was the qualification of dependence between application of classical massage of hand and forearm and the temperature of muscles surface of the upper limb and the strength of hand and the range of motion in radio-carpal joint. Material and Methods. The research embraced 12 men aged 19-23 years. The Flir A325 camera was used for thermal imaging. The measurement of hand strength was made by means of analog dynamometer, and the range of motion in radio-carpal joint – was measured with the goniometer. All tests and measurements were performed twice – directly before and after the massage of hand and forearm (the right limb). Classical massage was performed on the dorsal and palmar surface of the hand and on front and back of the forearm. Results. After the massage the superficial temperature of massaged (studied) limb significantly rose. There was also noted some essential difference of temperature of the back surface of the limb not being massaged (control). One did not, however, observe any differences of temperature of the front surface of the left forearm and shoulder. The broadening of the range of motion in radio-carpal joint of the right limb (in all surfaces) was shown. There were no characteristic differences in the hand strength measured with the dynamometer before and after applied massage. Conclusions. The classical massage, though it increases the temperature of muscles and affects the enlargement of effort tolerance, is not a sufficient means for preparation to physical effort. Due to massage, the range of motion in the joint of massaged limb broadened, therefore, the effect of applied treatment is mostly loosening.

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1 Annals of Warsaw University of Life Sciences - SGGW. Animal Science

1 Trends in Sport Sciences

1 Adamczyk J. G.

1 Andersz N.

1 Bialoszewski D.

1 Boguszewski D.

1 Janicka M.

1 Lojek A.

1 Lojek J.

1 Mrozek N.

1 Piejko K.

1 Soborska J.

1 2015

1 2013

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Effect of classic massage therapy on the heart rate of horses working in hippotherapy. Case study

Impact of classical massage on temperature, strength and flexibility of upper limbs muscles in healthy men