ABSTRACT

Individuals with amputation have the option to participate in an adaptive version of soccer known as amputee soccer. During this game field players use forearm crutches and one leg to control the ball; no prosthetics are allowed on the pitch. Little is known about the athletic ability needed to compete in competitive amputee soccer. Eight athletes with lower limb loss completed a20-metre sprint, aT-Test, the Edgren Side Shuffle Test (ESST), and timed single limb stance (SLS). On average, the 20m sprint test was completed with aspeed of 5.0 ± 0.5m/s, the T-Test in 12.6 ± 1.2s, 30.6 ± 1.9m was covered in the ESST, and all were able to maintain 60s on SLS. Results allow for a baseline of athletic ability to be identified from which training programmes can be developed and modified to improve performance for athletes in this high-level competitive sport.

摘要

截肢者可以选择参加称为截肢者足球的适应性足球。在这场比赛中，场上球员使用前臂拐杖和一条腿控制球；球场上不允许使用假肢。人们对参加竞技性截肢足球比赛所需的运动能力知之甚少。8 名下肢丧失的运动员完成了 20 米短跑、aT 测试、埃德格伦侧洗牌测试 (ESST) 和计时单肢站立 (SLS)。平均而言，20m冲刺测试以5.0±0.5m/s的速度完成，12.6±1.2s的T-Test，ESST覆盖30.6±1.9m，SLS都能保持60s。