Injuries in Male Athletes of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu: Comparison between Guarders and Passers
Abstract
Injury to sports practice is frequent and not very sports, being an obstacle for athletes of various modalities who seek to optimize their competitive performances. Or present this study topic as an objective to identify the profile of the athlete of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (JJB) technically declared passer (PD) or guarder (GD) and relate to the prevalence and incidences of injuries from practice. Forms selected intentionally, 26 male athletes from JJB, where anthropometric measurements were carried out and through a questionnaire for a historical survey of injuries of two athletes. According to the results, the knee was or body segment more attacked both in GD and in PD. GD athletes have a higher number of non-injured injuries than PD (∆%=3%, p=0.019), or that do not occur with non-wounded injuries. These results are suitable for the need to make decisions that allow for the auxiliary process of physical training from a multidisciplinary training, not for the technicians, athletes and medical team that can jointly assess the cumulative effects of the three-year or long competitive life of an athlete.
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