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The integration of fascial techniques into the kinesiotherapy program for patients with low back pain has demonstrated increased efficacy compared to standard rehabilitation protocols. The aim of the research is to enhance the recovery process for individuals with low back pain by determining the effects of combining specific physiotherapy techniques with fascial mobilizations on mobility improvement and pain reduction. The research hypothesis suggests that evaluating the impact of these combined physiotherapy methods on mobility enhancement and pain alleviation will help identify specific details necessary for developing a model of physiotherapeutic programs. This model will be based on the systematic combination of therapeutic exercises and fascial therapy techniques, which are structured and scientifically validated. Discussion. The most statistically significant differences were recorded in the visual analog scale (VAS) assessments, where the student t-test reached a value of 2.38; P < 0.05, and in the Roland and Morris questionnaire, where the student t-test reached a value of 3.36; P < 0.01 in the control group. Conclusions. Evidence suggests that this combination could be an advanced strategy for the treatment of low back pain, offering benefits that go beyond separate therapies. However, the lack of large and well-controlled studies limits the ability to draw definitive conclusions. By optimizing approaches and improving outcomes for patients with low back pain, a deeper understanding of the integration of physiotherapy and fascial mobilizations will have significant implications for clinical practice. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Rugby is a game in which the rules are regularly evaluated and changed to make the game more attractive, safer, and faster for spectators. This affects the requirements of the game and the profile depending on the position of the game. Objective. The purpose of this work is to analyze and prove that in the game of rugby 7 there are no major differences between the two compartments depending on the motor capacity. Material and method. In the present work, 14 players were investigated, performance sportswomen from the rugby team in 7 women's C.S. Politehnica Iasi. The tests applied were: speed over the distance of 10 m and 50 m, CMJ, agility test 505 and VamEval. The statistical analysis was done using the SPSS Statistics 23 program. Results. The results of the tests proved that the physical profile of the athletes is homogeneous, there are no significant differences between the compartments. Conclusions. The results of this study show that a good athlete is a good rugby player in seven. Polyvalence is an advantage of rugby players in 7 because it gives them the opportunity to quickly move from the position of forward to that of a player of backwards and vice versa. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The researched problem: The specialized physical training of the military firefighters within the operational structures of the Ministry of Administration and Interior represents one of the main activities to support the fulfillment of the attributions and missions in order to orient the physical activity towards the formation and development of motor capacity and psychological qualities in the cognitive sphere, volitional and affective staff required to carry out the assigned tasks. One of the basic factors for accomplishing many of the driving actions is the physical exercise capacity, which generally means the body's ability to provide the most mechanized work and keep it as long as possible. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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