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KMID : 0368019830060020255
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Journal of Soonchunhyang University
1983 Volume.6 No. 2 p.255 ~ p.269
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The Analysis of the Collegemen´s Posture
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Abstract
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Primarily, posture tests are employed for (a) remedial work in adaptive program or (h) as a means of providing information and motivation for the student in a planned program of posture measurement.
Measusured and analysed the erect posture of 500 collegemen´s used the NewYork State physical fitness test.
The examiner rates each are on the five-three-one basis, ...five points is a correct position, three points is a slights deviation, and one point is a pronounced deviation and the total point value is. the student score.
The subject is rated from two viewpoints.
One position the subject stands facing the screen and instrument (Woodruff Body Alignment), so that the plumb line bisects the back of his head, runs down the spine, and passes down between his legs and feet.
Lateral deviations are assessed from this position and the other position the subject turns to his left and stands sideward so that the plumb line passes in a line through the ear,. shoulder, hip, knee, and ankle.
Anteroposterior posture is rated from this position. Using the above way the results are
1. less than 20% (100 students) have integral posture
2. 70-75% (350-375 students) have slight deviated posture
3. 5-10% (25-50 students) have hard remediable posture
And also selected 30 students for remedial progress in physical exercises during 9 months. The results as follow
1. Above 50% are shown successful progress on the part of Feet, Upperback, and Head Tilt._
2. less than 25% are shown low progress on the part of Abdomen, Trunk.
3. Unvisible progress on the part of Arches, Neck, Chest and Shoulder.
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