CHPS RESEARCH STUDIES

Low Back Pain and Disability in Recreational and Competitive Golfers

The purpose of this study is to determine the effects of low back pain on recreational and competitive golfers. The study aims to compare general low back pain surveys to a golf-specific low back pain survey. We are also looking for relationships between low back pain and age, height, weight, golf skill level, and activity level.

Inclusion Qualifications:

  • 18+ years old
  • Play golf recreationally or competitively
  • Have a history of low back pain

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UCF IRB#: STUDY00003509
PI: Andrew Skibski
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Recruitment End Date:
August 30, 2021
Location:
Online
Time Commitment:
Number of visits: 1
Expected time per visit: 10 minutes
Point of Contact:
Andrew Skibski
Faculty Advisors:
L. Colby Mangum
Associated Units:
Athletic Training
Exercise Physiology & Rehabilitation Science
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Short URL: https://chps.ucf.edu/study/14306/

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