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ray, anshu kumar Association between lumbo-pelvic rhythm and dynamic balance among developmental field players of Eastern India. A Cross-sectional Study Mendeley Data TITLE: Association between lumbo-pelvic rhythm and dynamic balance among male hockey players. A Pilot Study. Author : Anshu kumar ray (PG student) , Abhinav Bindra Sports Medicine And Reasearch Institute. Bhubaneshwar. Co-author : Joydip saha, Associate professor, Abhinav Bindra Sports Medicine And Research Institute. Bhubaneshwar. Background Field hockey requires lateral dominance with sustained forward flexed and asymmetrical positions, which may affect lumbo-pelvic biomechanics. Alterations in lumbo-pelvic rhythm may impact lower limb function. Although dynamic balance is considered crucial, its relationship with LPR in young hockey players is unclear. Aim To determine the association between lumbo-pelvic rhythm and dynamic balance among developmental male field hockey player. Method Fourteen male field hockey players (mean age: 16.71 ± 2.27 years) participated in this pilot study. The Star Excursion Balance Test (SEBT) was used to measure dynamic balance, and 2D video analysis software KINOVEA was used to measure lumbo-pelvic rhythm in the sagittal plane during forward trunk flexion. Composite reach scores were calculated for dominant and non-dominant limbs. The relationship between LPR and dynamic balance was examined using the Chi-square test with Phi/Cramer's V as a measure of effect size. Conclusion The results of this pilot study clearly suggest a strong association between lumbo-pelvic rhythm and dynamic balance in developmental male field hockey players. Keywords Hockey; Biomechanical phenomena ; software ; Lower extremity ; Male Sports Injury Physiotherapist saha, joydip Dataset doi:10.17632/6g8jcn8m4f.1 oai:data.mendeley.com/6g8jcn8m4f.1 Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 https://data.mendeley.com/datasets/6g8jcn8m4f 2026-08-06T13:58:47Z