The effect of a rehabilitation program on the range of motion and some morphological measurements of overweight women with knee joint pain

Abstract

The research aims to prepare a rehabilitation program in the range of motion and some morphological measurements for overweight women with knee joint pain and to identify the dimensional differences in the effect between the rehabilitation program for the experimental and control groups in the range of motion and some morphological measurements in women with knee joint pain who are overweight. Overweight. The study sample was selected from the Max Fitness and Rehabilitation Center, and their number was (12), representing (40%) of the research population. They were selected intentionally from injured and overweight women, and ages between (40-50) years, and (6) were selected. Infected women: To carry out the research experiment prepared by the researcher and the (6) others, the treatment program used in the center is applied in a random manner. The researchers used the experimental method by designing one group with two pre- and post-tests, and the most important conclusions were that the rehabilitation program used by the members of the research sample had a positive impact on each of (the range of motion of the knee, the circumference of the thigh, the circumference of the golf muscle, and the thickness of the fold for the mid-thigh area from the front).