Effect of Wearable Suit Gait Exercise on Local Muscle Function and Spine Function Assessment and Pain of Golf Players with Low Back Pain

This study was to investigate the effects of wearable suit gait exercise on local muscle function and spine function assessment and pain of golf players with low back pain. In order to achieve the purpose of this study, golf players with low back pain at D, and S motor rehabilitation canter, were selected at random and allocated 10 golf players with low back pain each for the non exercise group(NEG), gait exercise group(GEG), wearable suit gait exercise group(WEG) and measured local muscle function and spine function assessment and pain before and after the experiment.<br/> The wearable suit gait exercise for 12 weeks. The results of this study were as follows: First, As a result of analyzing the change of local muscle function according to wearable suit gait exercise, WEG was significantly improved compared to NEG and GEG. Second, As a result of analyzing the change of spine function assessment according to wearable suit gait exercise, WEG was significantly improved compared to NEG and GEG. Third, As a result of analyzing the change of pain according to wearable suit gait exercise, WEG was significantly improved compared to NEG and GEG.<br/> As conclusions, this study confirmed that the wearable suit gait exercise on local muscle function and spine function assessment and pain of golf players with low back pain.