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No 29 Vol. I/2017 Journal of Sport and Kinetic Movement Vol. I, No. 29/2017 "JOURNAL OF SPORT AND KINETIC MOVEMENT" pISSN:2286 –3524 ;eISSN-2286 –3524 contact: [email protected] EDITORIAL STAFF Germina Cosma –Editor –in –Chief Ligia Rusu – Scientific Editor Dorina Orţănescu - Scientific Editor Costin Nanu –Managing Editor EDITORIAL BOARD Cătălin Forţan, University of Craiova Mihaela Păunescu, University of Physical Education and Sport, Bucharest Nilufer Cetisli Korkmaz, Pamukkale University, Denzli Aurora Ungureanu, University of Craiova Ilona Ilinca, University of Craiova Luminiţa Marinescu, University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Craiova Mihaela Zavaleanu, University of Craiova Mirela Shaoo, University of Craiova Mirela Călina, University of Craiova Bogdan Raţă, University of Bacău Roberta Gheţu, University of Craiova Răzvan Mihai Barbu, University of Craiova Mihai Dragomir, University of Craiova SCIENTIFIC BOARD Cavlak Ugur -Pamukkale University, Denzli, Turkey Malgorzata Sobera -University School of Physical Education, Wroclaw, Poland Toganidis Theodoros–Democritus University of Thrace, Greece Dragomir Marian –University of Craiova, Romania Irina Juhas - University of Belgrade, Serbia Grigore Vasilica -University of Physical Education and Sport, Bucharest, Romania Mehmet UYGUR – University of Delaware, USA Liliana Mihăilescu–University of Pitesti, Romania Gloria Raţă -"Vasile Alecsandri" University of Bacău, Romania Tatiana Dobrescu -"Vasile Alecsandri" University of Bacău, Romania 1 Journal of Sport and Kinetic Movement Vol. I, No. 29/2017 Mariana Cordun -University of Physical Education and Sport, Bucharest, Romania Bas Aslan Ummuhan –Pamukkale University, Denzli, Turkey Mihaela Oraviţan –West University of Timisoara, Romania Stevo Popovic- University of Montenegro, Montenegro Eugenia Roşulescu -University of Craiova, Romania Mihnea Marin - University of Craiova, Romania Virgil Tudor -University of Physical Education and Sport, Bucharest, Romania Ahsana Hallaçeli-Pamukkale University, Denzli, Turkey Arzu Razak Ozdincler-Pamukkale University, Denzli, Turkey Taina Avramescu-University of Craiova, Romania Hakan Uysal-Pamukkale University, Denzli, Turkey Selçuk Akpinar - Nevşehir University, Turkey Andrei Dumitru - University of Pitesti, Romania Ilker Yılmaz-Pamukkale University, Denzli, Turkey Răzvan Hainăroșie – University Of Medicine and Pharmacy Carol Davila, Bucharest, Romania ISSN 2286 – 3524 ISSN-L 2286 – 3524 Publisher: Universitaria 156 Brestei Street, 200177, Craiova, Romania Editorial office address: University of Craiova, Physical Education and Sports Faculty 156 Brestei Street, 200177, Craiova, Romania THE AUTHORS ASSUME THE ENTIRE CONTENT OF THE PAPERS. 2 Journal of Sport and Kinetic Movement Vol. I, No. 29/2017 CONTENTS THE VALUE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY IN DEVELOPMENTAL COORDINATION DISORDER RECOVERY IN CHILDHOOD Elena Buhociu .................................................................................................................................................. 5 GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS ON THE USE OF PHYSICAL EXERCISE IN CORRECTION OF LORDOS Buţu Ioana Maria, Sidenco Luminiţa Elena, Teodorescu Simona Anemari, Cătună George Cristian ................ 10 STUDY ON THE CORRECTION OF SCOLIOSIS THROUGH MEANS OF BALL SPORTS Cătună George Cristian, Sidenco Luminiţa Elena, Buţu Ioana Maria, Teodorescu Simona anemari, ............... 16 THE PROFILE OF THE OUTSIDE HITTER IN MALE VOLLEYBALL Cojocaru Adin-Marian, Cojocaru Marilena ..................................................................................................... 23 SOCIOLOGICAL STUDY REGARDIND THE PUPIL’S POSTURE Burileanu Horia Alin, Orțănescu Dorina ......................................................................................................... 27 ROLE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTOR IN PREPARING CHILDREN IN BASKETBALL GAME. Cosma Marian Alexandru, Brabiescu-Călinescu Luminița Maria, Burcea George Bogdan, Ghețu Roberta Georgiana. ..................................................................................................................................................... 32 ANALYSING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHYSICAL PARAMETERS AND BALANCE ABILITY IN HEALTHY YOUNG MALES: AN EXPERIENCE WITH SPORTKAT 550 Gonul Kilavuz, Ugur Cavlak ............................................................................................................................ 37 THE IMPORTANCE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY INTERVENTION IN THE FUNCTIONAL REHABILITATION OF PATIENTS WITH CERVICAL POSTURAL SYNDROME Ilona Ilinca, Eugenia Rosulescu, Mircea Danoiu ............................................................................................. 45 STUDY ON BASKETBALL STATISTICAL PARAMETERS FOR MEN UNDER 16 Petreanu Adrian Gheorghe, Petreanu Manuela ............................................................................................. 52 OPPORTUNITIES IN THE EXPLOZIVE POWER DEVELOPMENT FOR CHILDREN IN THE GYMNASIUM Popovici Adrian.............................................................................................................................................. 58 3 Journal of Sport and Kinetic Movement Vol. I, No. 29/2017 THE STUDY OF THE MOTOR CAPACITY INDICATOR IN ACADEMIC MEDICAL STUDENTS Petreanu Manuela , Petreanu Adrian Gheorghe ............................................................................................ 64 THE DEVELOPMENT OF COORDINATING CAPABILITIES IN THE FOOTBALL AT JUNIOR LEVEL C Stoica Doru ,Barbu Dumitru ........................................................................................................................... 69 THE EFFECT OF THE GALVANIC BATH FOR THE OSTEOARTHRITIS HANDS THERAPY Dănoiu Mircea, Cosmina Stănoiu, Cristina Stăicuţ.......................................................................................... 76 BENCHMARKS AND CONDITIONING IN JUNIOR HANDBALL TRAINING Burcea George Bogdan, Brabiescu-Călinescu Luminița Maria, Costin Dan-Eugen, Ghețu Roberta Georgiana. ...................................................................................................................................................................... 84 ASPECTS OF NERVOUS MOTOR CONDUCTION VELOCITY AND MOTOR RESPONSE AT ATHLETES Denisa Enescu Bieru, Germina Cosma, Luminița Brăbiescu Călinescu, Oana Neamțu, Marius Cristian Neamțu, Ligia Rusu ....................................................................................................................................................... 89 PHYSICAL EXERCISE AND ITS ROLE IN DEVELOPING STUDENTS’ SOME PARAMETERS OF PHYSICAL FITNESS Florin Neferu ................................................................................................................................................. 94 4 Journal of Sport and Kinetic Movement Vol. I, No. 29/2017 THE VALUE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY IN DEVELOPMENTAL COORDINATION DISORDER RECOVERY IN CHILDHOOD Elena Buhociu Spiru Haret University, 24 Berceni Road Bucharest, Romania Abstract Primary coordination disorders affect the child since birth. They are generally accompanied by cerebral palsy, however, several degrees of coordination disorder have been identified. This is why the condition is often underdiagnosed. The disorders have the generic name of dyspraxia. Dyspraxia is defined by the inability to perform coordinated movements as a result of brain damage. Development dyspraxia, during the first childhood, is considered "a lack of maturity of motor commands and movements". They are insecure, slow, inaccurate. For a long time, it was generally accepted that the difficulties encountered by some children in maintaining their posture during the first year of life, and then in the acquisition and development of walking and gestures would be due to a "clumsiness" that would disappear as aging progresses. But in recent years, it has come to the conclusion that the affection is real, although the causes are not yet specified. This disorder affects about 6-10% of children, most of them male. Through this paper we aim to investigate the possibility of diminishing dyspraxia’s effects by applying individualized programs of physyotherapy. Physyotherapy in this area is very useful. While the affection cannot be treated, both by itself and associated (cu ce anume?) it ameliorate its effects and improve the quality of life. Physical therapy prevents the development of secondary deficiencies and can be applied and adapted to any age. Especially in children, it can be easily combined with in games (basic activity for this age) so that the child will be attracted to the exercises and activities. Keywords: coordination, dyspraxia, physiotherapy Backround For a long time, it was thought that the Primary coordination disorders affect the difficulty encountered by some children in child since birth. They are generally maintaining their posture during the first accompanied by cerebral palsy [1], year of life, along with the acquisition and however, several degrees of coordination development of walking and gestures, disorder have been identified. This is why would be due to a "clumsiness" that could the condition is often underdiagnosed. disappear as aging progresses. These disorders have the generic name of Throughout history, several neurological dyspraxia. diseases have been diagnosed as dyspraxia, Dyspraxia is defined by the inability to namely peripheral neuromuscular perform coordinated movements as a result disorders such as Becker's muscular of brain damage [2]. dystrophy, myotonic dystrophy, types of Development dyspraxia

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