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Strength and jump biomechanics of elite and recreational female youth soccer players

机译:优秀和休闲女青年足球运动员的力量和跳跃生物力学

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Context: Most researchers investigating soccer injuries have studied elite athletes because they have greater athleticexposure hours than other athletes, but most youth participate at the recreational level. If risk factors for injury vary by soccer level, then recommendations generated using research with elite youth soccer players might not generalize to recreational players. Objective: To examine injury risk factors of strength and jump biomechanics by soccer level in female youth athletes and to determine whether research recommendations based on elite youth athletes could be generalized to recreational players. Design: Cross-sectional study. Setting: Seattle Youth Soccer Association. Patients or Other Participants: Female soccer players (N = 92) aged 11 to 14 years were recruited from 4 randomly selected elite (n = 50; age = 12.5 years, 95% confidence interval [95% CI]) = 12.3, 12.8 years; height = 157.8 cm, 95% CI = 155.2, 160.3 cm; mass = 49.9 kg, 95% CI = 47.3, 52.6 kg) and 4 randomly selected recreational (n = 42; age = 13.2 years, 95% CI=13.0, 13.5 years; height=161.1 cm, 95% CI=159.2, 163.1 cm; mass = 50.6 kg, 95% CI = 48.3, 53.0 kg) soccer teams. Main Outcome Measure(s): Players completed a questionnaire about demographics, history of previous injury, and soccer experience. Physical therapists used dynamometry to measure hip strength (abduction, adduction, extension, flexion) and knee strength (flexion, extension) and Sportsmetrics to measure vertical jump height and jump biomechanics. We compared all measurements by soccer level using linear regression to adjust for age and mass. Results: Elite players were similar to recreational players in all measures of hip and knee strength, vertical jump height, and normalized knee separation (a valgus estimate generated using Sportsmetrics). Conclusions: Female elite youth players and recreational players had similar lower extremity strength and jump biomechanics. This suggests that recommendations generated from research with elite youth soccer players could be generalized to recreational players.
机译:背景信息:大多数研究足球伤害的研究人员都对精英运动员进行了研究,因为他们比其他运动员拥有更多的运动暴露时间,但是大多数青年人都参加娱乐活动。如果受伤的危险因素随足球水平的不同而变化,那么与精英青年足球运动员进行的研究得出的建议可能不会推广到休闲运动员。目的:通过足球水平调查女青年运动员力量和跳跃生物力学的伤害危险因素,并确定是否可以将基于青年精英运动员的研究建议推广到休闲运动员。设计:横断面研究。地点:西雅图青年足球协会。患者或其他参与者:从随机选择的4位精英(n = 50;年龄= 12.5岁,95%置信区间[95%CI])= 12.3,12.8岁中招募11至14岁的女足球运动员(N = 92) ;高度= 157.8厘米,95%CI = 155.2,160.3厘米;质量= 49.9千克,95%CI = 47.3,52.6 kg)和4个随机选择的娱乐场所(n = 42;年龄= 13.2岁,95%CI = 13.0,13.5岁;身高= 161.1 cm,95%CI = 159.2,163.1厘米;质量= 50.6公斤,95%CI = 48.3,53.0公斤)足球队。主要观察指标:球员填写一份有关人口统计学,以前受伤史和足球经历的问卷。物理治疗师使用测力计来测量髋部力量(外展,内收,伸展,屈曲)和膝部力量(屈曲,伸展),而Sportsmetrics则用于测量垂直跳跃高度和跳跃生物力学。我们使用线性回归比较了足球水平的所有测量值,以调整年龄和质量。结果:精英运动员在髋部和膝盖的力量,垂直跳高和标准化膝部分离度(使用Sportmetrics生成的外翻评估)的所有量度上均与休闲运动者相似。结论:优秀的青年女性运动员和娱乐性运动员的下肢力量和跳跃生物力学相似。这表明,对精英青年足球运动员的研究提出的建议可以推广到休闲运动员。

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