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Kugler, Andreas; Späth, Sandra; Krüger-Franke, Michael; Schurk, Bernhard; Feichtner, Franz; Rosemeyer, B.

doi:10.1078/0949-328x-00330

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“…It also establishes athletes are more injured in attack and defence actions on the beach, with shoulder as the most common injury, while blocking actions and attack produced more injuries in indoor volleyball, with finger and ankle injury as the most frequent injury. In this line, some studies have studied in pattern of injuries in indoor players and beach volleyball (Kugler et al, 2006) setting 0.8 injuries per year being the knee injury (20%), ankle (17%), fingers (15%), shoulder (13.1%) and back pain (5.7%) the most common. Also, a review of the most common injuries in volleyball and beach volleyball is published in 2012 (Eerkes, 2012).…”

Section: Injuries Incidence Prevalence and Frequencymentioning

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Injuries and pathologies in beach volleyball players: A systematic review

Jiménez-Olmedo

Penichet-Tomás

2015

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Jimenez-Olmedo, J.M., & Penichet- Tomas, A. (2015). Injuries and pathologies in beach volleyball players: A systematic review. J. Hum. Sport Exerc., 10(4), pp.936-948. The aim of this paper is to review the available literature published on injuries and pathology in beach volleyball. The databases consulted were the Web of Sciende and Pubmed. After establishing the criteria for selection and filtering, a total of 32 articles were selected. All items found can be classified into four research lines. First are the studies focused on specific injuries such as shoulder, shoveling, knee and foot. The second line of research focuses on the study of the incidence, prevalence and frequency of injuries of beach volleyball players, whereas the third line deals on infections reported in the literature produced by nematodes or fungi. Finally, the last line of research includes articles addressing different objectives related to health such as the effects of training programs related to injuries, influence of weather conditions on the players, as well as publications for validation of assessment instruments or develop of guidelines and protocols for the evaluation and diagnosis of injuries.

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Section: Injuries Incidence Prevalence and Frequencymentioning

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Injuries and pathologies in beach volleyball players: A systematic review

Jiménez-Olmedo

Penichet-Tomás

2015

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“…Die Inzidenz von volleyballbedingten Überlastungsschäden und Verletzungen liegt bei 5,1 % [10]. Die Beschwerden im Bereich der Wirbelsäule werden mit 8-15 % angegeben [4][5][6].…”

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“…Aufgrund dieser Belastung kommt es zu einer Inzidenz der Verletzungen zwischen 1,7 und 3,8/1000 Stunden Volleyball [2][3][4]. Die Mehrzahl der Verletzungen tritt im Bereich der Wirbelsäule, des Kniegelenks, Schultergelenks und des Sprunggelenks auf, wobei Sprunggelenkstraumen in allen Studien als die häufigste Verletzungslokalisation angegeben werden [5,6]. Akute Wirbelsäulenverletzungen bzw.…”

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Volleyballspezifische Rumpfmuskelkraft bei professionellen und nicht professionellen Volleyballspielern

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“…Beach volleyball is less harmful to the players' bodily integrity; it does not put so much pressure on the ligaments and joints to be practiced until a considerable age. In a scientific article, Kugler et al, found an incidence of 0.08 injuries per year in beach volleyball, most injuries being in the knee (20%), ankle (17%), fingers (15%), shoulder (13.1%), and pain back (5.7%) (Kugler et al, 2006), compared with indoor volleyball where the most significant injuries appear at the shoulder 1 back pain and knee joint .…”

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Understanding the importance of service in the beach volleyball game

PETROVICI¹

2021

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Beach volleyball is a practical sports game practiced both by the high-performance athlete and the great mass of lovers of movement, for recreational purposes, of lousier. In recent years, an increasing number of participants and tournaments have led to several studies on beach volleyball. Beach volleyball is divided into two phases: defense and counterattack. The sequence of beach volleyball actions is service, taking over, lifting, attacking, blocking, and diving. The defense phase includes: taking over, lifting, and attacking. Counterattack includes: blocking, defending, lifting, and attacking. This research tries to identify beach volleyball's fundamental characteristics and highlights the main ideas regarding this critical skill in beach volleyball. This technical procedure was and will be one of the most important in the volleyball game - both beach and indoor. Beach volleyball service is a specific motor skill commonly described as the first element of defense, essential to prevent a team from getting the side-out.

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Injuries and pathologies in beach volleyball players: A systematic review

Injuries and pathologies in beach volleyball players: A systematic review

Volleyballspezifische Rumpfmuskelkraft bei professionellen und nicht professionellen Volleyballspielern

Understanding the importance of service in the beach volleyball game

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