By: Hello Doctor
By: Hello Doctor
Muscle injuries are frequent ailments in sports where the main action is kicking and sprinting, such is the case of soccer.
In fact, this type of injuries is among the first causes absence from training or games (from 3 to causes economic losses in prestigious clubs.
There are risk factors for a soccer player to have a muscle injury :
The older a player is, the more likely they are to have muscle injuries.
Muscle injuries with inadequate treatment and even those that receive adequate treatment can predispose to a greater injury.
You receive a greater probability of muscle injury due to greater wear.
Players with decreased strength tend to have more muscle injuries.
It has been observed that quadriceps muscle injuries are more frequent if the playing field is dry, which is why in many football stadiums the field is watered before the game.
An article was published in the journal Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine in August 2018 where a study was made to find the relationship between these two variables.
The results were surprising as a higher rate of injuries was found just after s that the new coach will arrive at training sessions, this is closely related to the change in the type of training.
In general, the incidence of injuries is increased by 5.3% during the following two weeks arrived the technician in progress.
The study suggested that coaches and doctors should be aware of these types of situations to reduce the probability, taking into account the other risk factors.