Prevalencia de lesiones en luchadores olímpicos pertenecientes a la Liga de Lucha Olímpica de Bogotá, D.C.

Correa-Mesa, Juan Felipe; Rodríguez-Camacho, Diego Fabricio; Camargo-Rojas, Diana Alexandra; Morales, Juan Carlos

doi:10.15446/revfacmed.v64n3sup.50971

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“…Although the findings presented in the literature may be interpreted as not fully convincing ( i.e., asymmetries and risk of injury), some of the asymmetries demonstrated in the present research may constitute the basis for further research in this area. Correa-Mesa & Correa-Morales (2020) found that the shoulder, knee, back and elbow were parts of the body the most affected by injuries ( Biz et al, 2022 ). The same authors stated that the most prevalent type of injury was tendinopathy, benign muscle injuries and sprains.…”

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Interlimb and trunk asymmetry in the frontal plane of table tennis female players

Bańkosz,

Hawrylak,

Kołodziej

et al. 2024

PeerJ

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Background An interesting and little-reported problem in the literature is the scale of asymmetry in table tennis players, the magnitude of which should perhaps be treated as a risk for injury. Determining the degree of asymmetry in table tennis players can indicate the need to appropriately manage the training process, including compensatory or corrective exercises in the training program, especially since recent studies confirm that training interventions can reduce sporting asymmetries and improve performance. This study aimed to assess the amount of asymmetry in the trunk regarding the frontal plane and the difference between limb circumferences in female table tennis players compared to the control group (non-athletes). Methods Twenty-two women took part in the study. Ten of them were table tennis professionals with an average training experience of 7 ± 4.3 years (the exclusion criterion of the study was a minimum of 3 years of training experience). As a comparison group, the study included 12 female students who did not participate in competitive sports. Body posture was assessed in all subjects using equipment for computer analysis of asymmetry in the torso using the photogrammetric method. Additionally, all the subjects had their upper and lower limb circumferences measured. Results The results of the conducted research showed asymmetry in the frontal plane in the table tennis player group. As many as six parameters—regarding the pelvic rotation angle, angle of trunk inclination, the height of the angles of the lower shoulder blades and their distance from the spine, as well as the waist triangles, difference in the width and height of the waist triangles and the angle of trunk inclination—indicated asymmetry in this group but significantly differed from the control group (p ≤ 0.05) only in the first parameter given above. The calculated differences in circumference between the right and left sides in the individual groups were statistically different in several cases (p ≤ 0.05). This concerned the circumferences of the arms, forearms, elbows, and knees of table tennis players. Conclusions The research carried out in this study allowed us to determine the occurrence of asymmetry in the frontal plane of the trunk and between the limbs of table tennis players. According to some studies, this may be a risk factor for injury. However, despite the lack of uniform views in the literature on the importance and threats resulting from asymmetries, it appears that, if only for aesthetic reasons, table tennis would require compensatory or corrective training aimed at developing symmetry of the body structure.

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Interlimb and trunk asymmetry in the frontal plane of table tennis female players

Bańkosz,

Hawrylak,

Kołodziej

et al. 2024

PeerJ

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“…En el test de Sit and Reach, la flexibilidad presentó una calificación promedio, aunque sin presencia de retracciones en la musculatura de cadera, situación que puede ser o no favorable en los deportistas. Al respecto Correa, et al (29) encontraron una relación positiva entre los deportistas más flexibles y la probabilidad de lesión, demostrando que la flexibilidad no es un factor protector de lesión deportiva. Por su parte Sainz de Baranda et al (30) contrario a lo anterior, afirman que conocer los niveles de flexibilidad permitirá optimizar el rendimiento y recuperar los arcos de movimiento por medio de programas preventivos específicos.…”

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Flexibilidad, equilibrio dinámico y estabilidad del core para la prevención de lesiones en deportistas universitarios

Hurtado¹,

Tobar²,

Portilla-Dorado³

et al. 2020

Univ. Salud

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Introducción: El deporte competitivo demanda un intensivo acondicionamiento físico que conlleva a un mayor riesgo de lesión que afectan la salud, el rendimiento físico, la participación en los entrenamientos, las competencias y los logros deportivos. Objetivo: Determinar las características de la estabilidad del core, el equilibrio dinámico de miembros inferiores y la flexibilidad en deportistas universitarios. Materiales y métodos: Estudio de corte transversal, con 86 deportistas universitarios que corresponden al 25% de la población. Se evaluó la estabilidad del core, el equilibrio dinámico de miembros inferiores y flexibilidad de la cadena posterior, hombro y cadera; se tuvo en cuenta la guía de valoración para la prevención de lesiones del lineamiento de política pública en ciencias del deporte. Resultados: El 83,7% de atletas presentaron un índice de masa corporal normal, el 47,5% mostró una flexibilidad promedio en el Sit and Reach, sin presencia de retracciones en cadera. Respecto al core el 77,9% de los participantes presentaron una mala estabilidad y el 47% riesgo de lesión, producto de las diferencias entre las extremidades inferiores en el equilibrio dinámico. Conclusiones: Los resultados sugieren implementar programas de prevención de lesiones para deportistas universitarios.

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Prevalencia de lesiones en luchadores olímpicos pertenecientes a la Liga de Lucha Olímpica de Bogotá, D.C.

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Interlimb and trunk asymmetry in the frontal plane of table tennis female players

Interlimb and trunk asymmetry in the frontal plane of table tennis female players

Flexibilidad, equilibrio dinámico y estabilidad del core para la prevención de lesiones en deportistas universitarios

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