Table. 4.
Subjective assessment of changes in grip strength before and after military service (N: 33)
| Survey Questions | Survey Result Scale | |||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Pre-Service Grip Strength Assessment: Have you ever measured your grip strength before entering military service? | Yes 30 (91%) | No 3 (9%) | ||||||||
| 2. Initial Grip Strength: If yes, how would you rate your initial grip strength? | Very Weak 0 (0%) |
Weak 5 (15%) |
Average 17 (52%) |
Strong 9 (27) |
Very Strong 2 (6%) |
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| 3. Duration of Military Service: How long was your military service? | ~ 1 year 0 (0%) |
1–3 years 10 (30%) |
4–6 years 80 (24%) |
7–9 years 15 (45%) |
10 years ~ 0 (0%) |
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| 4. Change in Grip Strength After Military Service: Do you think your grip strength increased after your military service? | Significantly decreased 0 (0%) |
Slightly decreased 0 (0%) |
Stayed the same 5 (15%) |
Slightly increased 17 (52%) |
Significantly increased 11 (33%) |
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| 5. Influence of Military Training on Grip Strength: Do you think the training during military service helped improve your grip strength? | Not at all 0 (0%) |
Slightly helpful 2 (6%) |
Moderately helpful 5 (15%) |
Very helpful 14 (42%) |
Extremely helpful 12 (36%) |
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