Specificity and spectrum of injuries among volleyball players

Chojęta, Dariusz; Maziarz, Barbara; Zygmunt, Ewelina; Wróblewski, Hubert; Zimna, Aleksandra

doi:10.12775/jehs.2020.10.07.018

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“…In the data analysis, the author mainly used software such as EXCEL2013 and SPSS20.0, firstly used EXCEL2013 for simple data processing, and then used SPSS20.0 to analyze the data before and after the experiment. 6 There is no need for a code of ethics for this type of study.…”

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Research on Core Strength Training for Volleyball Players

Wang¹,

Sun

Jin

2023

Rev Bras Med Esporte

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Introduction: Modern exercise physiology theory states that abdominal core muscle strength plays a very important role in the completion of athletes’ motor skills; the specific performance is to stabilize the athlete’s center of gravity, the source of explosion and power transmission beyond his center of control. Objective: Verify the effect of an experimental training methods on the muscular strength of the abdominal core in volleyball athletes. Methods: 24 athletes were divided into an experimental group and a control group, in order to ensure that the baseline indicators of the two groups before the experiment did not show significant comparison, using independent sample t-test and paired sample t-test. Results: The average number of sit-ups of the two groups of students was 58.15 and 70.52n, respectively, the five baseline indicators of stability of the two groups were all significant, and the strength training methods in the experimental group were better than those in the control group. Conclusion: The presented experimental method helps to improve the success rate in athlete’s jump. The core strength training methods used in the experimental group in jumping were superior to the traditional training methods used in the control group. Level of Evidence II; Therapeutic studies - investigation of treatment outcomes.

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Section: Mathematical Statisticsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Research on Core Strength Training for Volleyball Players

Wang¹,

Sun

Jin

2023

Rev Bras Med Esporte

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“…The ball's high speeds, which can reach up to 80 mph, pose a significant risk of injury if it contacts a player's unintended body area. Specific positions on the volleyball court are linked to particular injury risks, with hitting and blocking being more injury-prone compared to passing or setting [15,16]. The majority of injuries, whether they are sudden and acute or develop over time due to overuse, occur during the physical act of jumping [17].…”

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Enhancing Volleyball Athlete Performance: A Comprehensive Review of Training Interventions and Their Impact on Agility, Explosive Power, and Strength

Keoliya,

Ramteke,

Boob

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Cureus

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Volleyball is one of the most globally renowned sports in terms of global popularity. The game is a team sport that both men and women can participate in. The gameplay relies heavily on physical activities such as jumping, landing, and quick movements, often causing strain on the musculoskeletal system and leading to injuries. For this reason, agility training is crucial to improving a player's ability to change direction swiftly as and when required by the gameplay. Although it is relatively safer than other team sports, actions like jumping, blocking, and spiking can lead to potential injuries. Properly monitoring the training loads and injury prevention during training should be the major focus in formulating a holistic training methodology in volleyball training. The main goal of this literature study is to evaluate the impact of various training interventions on agility and other performance parameters specific to volleyball players. The range of research approaches and interventions described in this literature review highlights the significance of agility in volleyball training. In many studies, the use of tailored training programs for volleyball has been shown to have positive effects on agility, strength, and jump performance. Although there are limitations to the study design and sample size, the findings from this review necessitate the need for better scientifically informed training programs to reduce injury risk while enhancing player's overall performance potential. To conclude, the current literature review highlights the importance of agility training in volleyball, providing insights into effective training strategies and highlighting the low quality of evidence, suggesting the need for well-structured research on the topic.

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Specificity and spectrum of injuries among volleyball players

Cited by 2 publications

References 26 publications

Research on Core Strength Training for Volleyball Players

Research on Core Strength Training for Volleyball Players

Enhancing Volleyball Athlete Performance: A Comprehensive Review of Training Interventions and Their Impact on Agility, Explosive Power, and Strength

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