Types and incidences of sport injuries in male volleyball and handball players

Mońka, Magdalena; Jagintowicz, Magdalena; W, Chudzik

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“…Despite numerous beneficial aspects of physical activity, it is also a source of various injuries and strains that constantly accompany athletes. Any injury may make it necessary to limit or even completely stop physical activity for a specific period of time [4][5][6][7].…”

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Assessment of the impact of functional training on the result of the Functional Movement Screen tests in footballers

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Król²

2022

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Background: Systematic physical training has a positive impact on the body, but it can also cause injuries and damage to the musculoskeletal system. Training and medical staff are constantly looking for methods to accurately assess the risk of injury, as well as training programmes to reduce this risk. Aims:The aim of this study was to evaluate the effects of functional training on Functional Movement Screen (FMS) scores in a group of football players. Material and methods:A group of 30 football players of GKS "Pniowek-74" Pawlowice was recruited and randomly assigned to two comparison groups: group A, which in addition to the standard training cycle also followed a functional training programme, and group B, which participated only in the standard training cycle. The FMS test, consisting of 7 tests assessing general movement patterns, was used for functional assessment.Results: When the functional assessment was completed in Measurement II, an increase in the mean FMS score was observed in both groups when compared to Measurement I, however, it was the Group A that achieved a significantly higher difference when compared to Group B (p<0.01). The Deep Squat (p<0.05) and Active Straight Leg Raise (p<0.01) tests showed the greatest improvement over the comparison group. Moreover, Group A showed statistically significant improvement in 5 out of 7 tests while Group B in none. Conclusion:Implementing functional training has a positive impact on the overall FMS test score. Implementing functional training positively influences the evaluation of individual trials in the FMS.

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“…Injuries and damages are an integral part of the life of today's athlete. They very often balance on the edge of endurance, which unfortunately has a negative impact on the body [5,6,8,9]. The growing commercialisation of sport and its media popularity are largely considered to be the cause of this phenomenon.…”

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Assessment of the impact of functional training on the result of the Functional Movement Screen tests in footballers

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Król²

2022

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Assessment of pain and joint instability after ankle sprain in volleyball players

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Magoń

2020

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Introduction. Ankle sprain is a very common injury in competitive sports, recreation and also in everyday life. The main cause of torsion is inversion trauma, which most often occurs when tripping over an uneven surface, or as in the case of retina when landing after a jump / block attack or quick change of direction. Goal. Assessment of pain, joint instability and fear of returning to play after ankle sprain in volleyball players. Material and method. The study included a group of 51 women aged 16 to 35, consisting of volleyball players and a comparative group of healthy women who did not exercise. The study was carried out using the author's questionnaire, ankle joint mobility was measured, joint pain was assessed using the VAS scale and functional tests were performed. Results. More than half of volleyball players feel problems with a twisted joint during warm-up. Some of the respondents are also afraid to play 100% during block / capture for fear of another twist. The study showed that ankle sprain partially affected the players' involvement in training and warm-up. Rehabilitation usually lasted up to 2 weeks and in almost half of the volleyball players it was not completed before returning to training, thus not allowing you to return to full fitness after injury.

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Types and incidences of sport injuries in male volleyball and handball players

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Assessment of the impact of functional training on the result of the Functional Movement Screen tests in footballers

Assessment of the impact of functional training on the result of the Functional Movement Screen tests in footballers

Assessment of pain and joint instability after ankle sprain in volleyball players

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