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Assessing the impact of the stability training on fitness rated with the Functional Movement Screen Test in a group of professional football players

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Gabriela Kołodziej G., Krzysztof Kołodziej K.

Medical Review

2016

issue 4

455-464

Introduction: Football is a dynamic, ever-growing team sport. It’s fast action and spectacular character give this sport the title of the most popular in the world. However, due to its specificity it is related with a high risk of injury. An important element of injury prevention is comprehensive functional assessment of the player. The Functional Movement Screen Test is used as a tool to assess the risk of injury and basic movement patterns to determine the occurrence of disorders within the musculoskeletal system. Objective: The aim of the study is to compare the level of functional performance of football players who have stability exercises in their daily training sessions and of the players without such training. Material and Methods: The study was conducted in Rzeszow and the surrounding area on a group of 120 players. The functional assessment was performed using FMS test. Results: In the study group of players high level of functionality was observed. However, in the control group a series of tests showed an asymmetry and irregularities in the basic movement patterns. Conclusions: The study gave answers to the research questions.

Wstęp: Piłka nożna jest dynamicznym, ciągle rozwijającym się sportem drużynowym. Szybka akcja oraz widowiskowy charakter powodują, że jest to dyscyplina najbardziej popularna na świecie. Jednak ze względu na swoją specyfikę sport ten związany jest z dużym ryzykiem występowania urazów i kontuzji. Istotnym elementem profilaktyki przeciwurazowej jest kompleksowa funkcjonalna ocena zawodnika. Do tego celu służy The Functional Movement Screen Test, używany jako narzędzie screeningowe do oceny ryzyka występowania kontuzji oraz podstawowych wzorców ruchowych, aby stwierdzić występowanie zaburzeń w obrębie aparatu ruchu. Cel pracy: Celem pracy jest porównanie poziomu sprawności funkcjonalnej zawodników, u których w codziennym treningu są wprowadzone ćwiczenia o charakterze stabilizacyjnym w porównaniu z zawodnikami bez treningu. Test w grupie zawodników grających Materiał i metody: Badania przeprowadzono na terenie województwa podkarpackiego w grupie 120 piłkarzy. Ocenę funkcjonalną wykonano za pomocą testu FMS. Wyniki: U zawodników z grupy badanej zaobserwowano wysoki poziom sprawności funkcjonalnej. Jednak w grupie kontrolnej wykonywane testy wykazywały szereg asymetrii i nieprawidłowości w podstawowych wzorcach ruchowych.

Most frequent injuries and their causes in Ultimate Frisbee players

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Gabriela Kołodziej G., Sławomir Jandziś S., Krzysztof Kołodziej K., Anna Skubal A., Barbara Cyran-Grzebyk B.

European Journal of Clinical and Experimental Medicine

2017

issue 4

315-321

Introduction. Media publicity of sports and increased training have pushed the limits of the human body and have correspondingly led to an increase in the number of sports injuries. Incorrect play techniques, inadequate warm-up and other factors often lead to an increase in the number of injuries in Ultimate Frisbee. Aim. Assessment of the impact of gender, age and training experience on the incidence of injuries in Ultimate Frisbee. Material and methods. 110 people aged 16 to 35, regularly practising Ultimate Frisbee were included in the study. Of the 110 participants, 36 were women and 74 were men. The results were obtained by means of a questionnaire prepared by the authors which concerned sociodemographic data and questions about sports injuries. The incidence of injuries was analyzed in terms of the training experience, gender and age of the respondents. Statistical analysis was performed using STATISTICA 13.1. Results. Our research showed a relationship between sex and the site and type of injury. Age affects the main cause of the injury, and training experience influences the site and type of injury (p <0.05). The largest group of respondents were people training Ultimate Frisbee at least 3-4 times a week (62.73%). Conclusion. Sex and the training experience have a significant impact on the site and type of injury. The main cause of the injury depends on age; in the study group the most common cause of injury occurred when respondents were not complying with the rules and technique of the game.

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Assessing the impact of the stability training on fitness rated with the Functional Movement Screen Test in a group of professional football players

Most frequent injuries and their causes in Ultimate Frisbee players