Blessures et prévention dans le sport : pourquoi ne pas changer de vision et voir le verre à moitié plein ?

Guex, Kenny; Svensson, F.; Édouard, Pascal

doi:10.1016/j.jts.2023.03.001

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“…It may be impossible to eliminate sport injuries, and injury risk reduction may be an unattainable Holy Grail. 29 If injury represents, as Sisyphus’ rock, a form of fatality, changing our view of injuries and injury risk reduction would perhaps be relevant. 29 There is probably an interest in adopting a more positive view of injuries and their risk reduction.…”

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Athletes who have already experienced an injury are more prone to adhere to an injury risk reduction approach than those who do not: an online survey of 7870 French athletics (track and field) athletes

Edouard,

Sorg,

Martin

et al. 2024

BMJ Open Sport Exerc Med

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ObjectiveTo compare the perception towards injury risk reduction approach between athletes who have already experienced an injury and those who have not.MethodsWe conducted a cross-sectional study using a one-time online survey asking athletics athletes licensed at the French Federation of Athletics (http://www.athle.fr) about their perceptions regarding injuries and injury risk reduction behaviours. We statistically compared athletes who already experienced an injury and those who did not.ResultsA total of 7870 athletes were included. 90% of athletes declared having experienced at least one injury. They (1) were proportionally more men than women, (2) had significantly more years of experience in athletics, (3) had a significant difference in disciplines (more hurdles, jumps and combined events and fewer sprint athletes), (4) had a significant difference in competition levels (more national and less departmental levels) and (5) reported significantly higher values or agreements in favour of injury risk reduction approach, compared with uninjured athletes. There were significantly more athletes declaring following injury risk reduction programmes among athletes who experienced at least one injury than those who did not.ConclusionsAthletes who experienced at least one injury during their lifetime were more prone to adhere to injury risk reduction strategies than athletes who have never experienced an injury. Their entourage (coaches and health professionals) should use this fertile ground to implement injury risk reduction strategies. In addition, their experience should be disseminated to uninjured athletes to help them adhere to injury risk reduction without injury experience.

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“… 29 There is probably an interest in adopting a more positive view of injuries and their risk reduction. 29 30 …”

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Athletes who have already experienced an injury are more prone to adhere to an injury risk reduction approach than those who do not: an online survey of 7870 French athletics (track and field) athletes

Edouard,

Sorg,

Martin

et al. 2024

BMJ Open Sport Exerc Med

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“…We also think that, in addition, it would be relevant to change our vision of injuries and injury prevention. 1 Thus, in this editorial, we discuss the interest of a more positive vision of injuries and their prevention and provide practical suggestions to help athletes and their entourage to better live and cope with them.…”

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A call to change our vision on sports injuries and their prevention: adopt a salutogenic approach! See the half-full glass!

Edouard,

Svensson,

Guex

2023

BMJ Open Sport Exerc Med

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Les blessures durant les Jeux Olympiques d’été : synthèse des études de surveillance des blessures réalisées par le Comité International Olympique de 2004 à 2021

Edouard

2024

Journal de Traumatologie du Sport

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Blessures et prévention dans le sport : pourquoi ne pas changer de vision et voir le verre à moitié plein ?

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Athletes who have already experienced an injury are more prone to adhere to an injury risk reduction approach than those who do not: an online survey of 7870 French athletics (track and field) athletes

Athletes who have already experienced an injury are more prone to adhere to an injury risk reduction approach than those who do not: an online survey of 7870 French athletics (track and field) athletes

A call to change our vision on sports injuries and their prevention: adopt a salutogenic approach! See the half-full glass!

Les blessures durant les Jeux Olympiques d’été : synthèse des études de surveillance des blessures réalisées par le Comité International Olympique de 2004 à 2021

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