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Possibilities of physiotherapy at lumbar spine pain at the people with sedentary employment.
ŠIMKOVÁ, Vendula
This bachelor thesis deals with the possibilities of physiotherapy for people with sedentary jobs who suffer with pain in lumbar spine region. The lumbar spine region is one of the most loaded part of the spine, because there is a transfer of movement from lower limbs to the torso. The sedentary lifestyle and lack of the movement are very serious problems which affect the modern society and bring many potential risks, which have on the human body. The aim of this work was to describe the negative factors causing lumbar spine pain during sedentary work, to define shortened and weakened muscle groups related to lumbar spine pain and to create an exercise session which will relieve the low back pain in sedentary work. The practical part was performed in the form of qualitative research. The research group consisted of 4 people with sedentary jobs, who also have pain in the lumbar spine area. At the first visit, I acquainted the probands with the schedule and content of therapy and then I took an anamnesis and performed an initial kinesiological analysis. The exercise session was consisted of drills to activate the correct breathing pattern, movements from deep stabilization system, exercises from dynamic neuromuscular stabilization, the Moses method, the McKenzie method and relaxation techniques. The therapy was performed for 3 months. At the end I processed a final kinesiological analysis. The results of the research showed that the biggest changes occurred in the testing of shortened muscles, especially the flexors of the hip joint, and the pain in the lumbar spine was relieved.
Long-term session - a negative lifestyle factor in PF students
KRČMÁROVÁ, Kateřina
The aim of the thesis is to define the possible risks and complications associated with long-term sitting on a physical and mental health of students. The theoretical part briefly defines the sense of movement in human life and is also focused on lifestyle changes and health problems caused by sedentary lifestyle. The practical part is focused on determination of the amount of time spent by sitting, what health problems students feel and how they compensate for sitting not only in their free time.

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