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Forward head posture in young wrestlers linked to balance issues.

Acta kinesiologica
The Relationship Between Posture and Dynamic Balance In 10-12 Age Group Wrestlers
Sema Arslan Kabasakal, Burçak Keskin, Selman KAYA

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The study looked at how posture affects balance in young wrestlers aged 10-12. They found that having a forward head posture can make it harder for these athletes to maintain good balance. This means that improving posture could help them perform better in their sport. It's important for young athletes to work on both their balance and posture to stay healthy and perform at their best.