Handgrip strength
Association among handgrip strength, body mass index and decline in cognitive function among the elderly women
... The study population was derived from a nationwide panel survey on individuals over the age of 45 years, called the Korean Longitudinal Study of Aging (KLoSA) [17]. The Korea Labor Institute sampled 6171 house- holds ...
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Handgrip strength and hand dimensions in high-level inter-university judoists
... grip strength [13,16,20–30], although the results are not ...with handgrip strength, being body height the best cor- related ...the handgrip strength in prepubertal ...with ...
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Handgrip strength is positively related to blood pressure and hypertension risk: results from the National Health and nutrition examination survey
... between handgrip strength and ...addition, handgrip strength is probably associated with other risk factors for hypertensions, such as meta- bolic syndrome or cardiovascular disease ...
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Gender difference in handgrip strength of Italian children aged 9 to 10 years
... Background: Handgrip strength is an index of nutritional status which correlates to morbidity and mortality in ...of Handgrip strength of Italian schoolchildren are ...provide Handgrip ...
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Anthropometric correlates of handgrip strength among Nigerian primary school pupils
... regard, handgrip strength (HGS) is a reliable clinical index of muscular fitness, commonly used in both children and adults as a marker of nutritional and health status as well as general body ...
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Isometric handgrip strength of agricultural workers from northeast region of India
... female handgrip strength values were found unable to accommodate a wider range of both male and female ...maximum strength capability of female ...grip strength for male and female ...
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Handgrip strength values of Portuguese older adults: a population based study
... Inc., Bolingbrook, Illinois, USA) calibrated by the manufac- turer, with a resolution of 0.1 Kgf. Measurements were carried out with the subject seated, shoulders neutrally ro- tated and adducted, elbow flexed at 90°, ...
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Differences in handgrip strength protocols to identify sarcopenia and frailty - a systematic review
... In order to describe with precision the handgrip strength protocol used, researchers should always make reference to which protocol was adopted (when applied). For a complete description of the protocol, we ...
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Handgrip strength, depression, and all-cause mortality in Korean older adults
... in men [12]. Contradictory, a systematic review and meta-analysis study involving 2 million men and women showed that low HGS was more strongly associated with increased all-cause mortality risk in men than in women ...
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Prediction of lung function using handgrip strength in healthy young adults
... cle strength and respiratory muscle strength, particularly, the Maximal inspiratory pressure (MIP) of the diaphragm (Shin et ...between handgrip strength and lung function reported in this ...
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Impact of low 25-Hydroxyvitamin D on Handgrip Strength in adult Chinese population
... The data in the cross-sectional study were derived from the TCLSI Health Cohort – This cohort collected data on the living status of participants, physical examination, disease history. Additionally, the cohort explored ...
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Evidence of increased axillary blood flow velocity without increased handgrip strength and endurance in persons with a fibromuscular axillary arch
... 3 test sessions was used as maximal handgrip strength. For the grip endurance tests, the resistance was set at half the maximal grip strength value (individual- ised). Subjects performed 2 dynamic ...
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Gender differences and laterality in maximal handgrip strength and controlled force exertion in young adults
... maximal handgrip strength and con- trolled force exertion (CFE) in young ...grip strength was measured ...their handgrip strengths to the demand values, which con- stantly changed and ranged ...
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High serum uric acid level is associated with greater handgrip strength in the aged population
... muscle strength in the younger population are few; however, two recent studies included younger and elderly ...low handgrip strength in the older adults (age ≥ 60) according to sex ( N = ...
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Acute and 48 h effect of kinesiotaping on the handgrip strength among university students
... Handgrip strength. Handgrip strength was measured using a digital hand dynamometer (T.K.K. 5401 Grip- D; Takey, Tokyo, Japan), and the scores were recorded in kilograms. The reported precision ...
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Handgrip strength in old and oldest old Swiss adults – a cross-sectional study
... grip strength data of a previously pub- lished Swiss sample (up to 85 years of age) [24], the older people in our study presented with comparable strength values (mean of three trials) in all age groups, ...
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Relationship among Anthropometric Characteristics, Handgrip Strength and Throwing Velocity in Adolescent Handball Players
... Regarding sex differences, as was expected, male adolescent handball players performed significantly better than female ones in ball velocity and handgrip strength. Researchers have documented that sex ...
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Handgrip strength as a predictor of functional, psychological and social health. A prospective population-based study among the oldest old.
... between handgrip strength and three health domains in a cohort of oldest old ...between handgrip strength and functional ability, or cognition in the elderly, but the mean age of participants ...
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Handgrip strength and falls in community dwelling Egyptian seniors
... Purpose: To establish a relationship between falls and handgrip strength (GS) in community- dwelling senior citizens in Egypt. Subjects: Cross- sectional study enrolling 132 subjects, all ≥60 years old. ...
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Low Handgrip Strength Levels in Non-Athlete Adolescents Compared to Adolescent Athletes
... on strength development as a protective factor for ...the strength assessment methods are important for clinical and applied sciences (Peterson, Saltarelli, Visich, & Gordon, ...various strength ...
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