RESEARCH ON SPORTS INJURY PREVENTION AND REGIONAL SPORTS FITNESS

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Autor(a) principal: Hua,Wang
Data de Publicação: 2023
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Revista brasileira de medicina do esporte (Online)
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Resumo: ABSTRACT Introduction Many athletes suffer sports injuries during exercise and are susceptible to sequelae due to a variety of post-injury complications that occur in the process of sports activities. Preventing these injuries in physical training, impacts positively on the athletes’ physique. Objective Study the sports habit and regional physical fitness, exploring the prevention strategies in the main sports injuries. Methods This paper elaborates targeted questionnaires (n=568) including proportion of gender, fitness, exercise frequency, duration and intensity of current regional fitness, as well as athletes’ motivations in a Chinese city. Results Current urban residents’ enthusiasm for fitness is high, however due to lack of conditions, athletes tend to choose some sports with lower complexity (circuits, 65.06%; running, 48.84%; walking, 40.46%). Most of the injuries caused by these types of sports are skin abrasions. The severity of these injuries is not high. Conclusion Providing effective exercise guidance to its practitioners can improve their sports cognition, build a foundation for the professional sports system, and provide relevant knowledge about emergency treatments. Level of evidence II; Therapeutic studies - investigation of treatment results.
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title RESEARCH ON SPORTS INJURY PREVENTION AND REGIONAL SPORTS FITNESS
spellingShingle RESEARCH ON SPORTS INJURY PREVENTION AND REGIONAL SPORTS FITNESS
Hua,Wang
Sports Injuries
Preventive Medicine
Physical Fitness
title_short RESEARCH ON SPORTS INJURY PREVENTION AND REGIONAL SPORTS FITNESS
title_full RESEARCH ON SPORTS INJURY PREVENTION AND REGIONAL SPORTS FITNESS
title_fullStr RESEARCH ON SPORTS INJURY PREVENTION AND REGIONAL SPORTS FITNESS
title_full_unstemmed RESEARCH ON SPORTS INJURY PREVENTION AND REGIONAL SPORTS FITNESS
title_sort RESEARCH ON SPORTS INJURY PREVENTION AND REGIONAL SPORTS FITNESS
author Hua,Wang
author_facet Hua,Wang
author_role author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Hua,Wang
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Sports Injuries
Preventive Medicine
Physical Fitness
topic Sports Injuries
Preventive Medicine
Physical Fitness
description ABSTRACT Introduction Many athletes suffer sports injuries during exercise and are susceptible to sequelae due to a variety of post-injury complications that occur in the process of sports activities. Preventing these injuries in physical training, impacts positively on the athletes’ physique. Objective Study the sports habit and regional physical fitness, exploring the prevention strategies in the main sports injuries. Methods This paper elaborates targeted questionnaires (n=568) including proportion of gender, fitness, exercise frequency, duration and intensity of current regional fitness, as well as athletes’ motivations in a Chinese city. Results Current urban residents’ enthusiasm for fitness is high, however due to lack of conditions, athletes tend to choose some sports with lower complexity (circuits, 65.06%; running, 48.84%; walking, 40.46%). Most of the injuries caused by these types of sports are skin abrasions. The severity of these injuries is not high. Conclusion Providing effective exercise guidance to its practitioners can improve their sports cognition, build a foundation for the professional sports system, and provide relevant knowledge about emergency treatments. Level of evidence II; Therapeutic studies - investigation of treatment results.
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