Characteristics and Prevention of Sports Injuries in Taekwondo Training

Abstract

Introduction: With the extensive and in-depth development of Taekwondo in China, more and more people participate in Taekwondo training. Due to the lack of experience of some coaches and the misunderstanding of scientific sports training by young athletes, injuries occur from time to time. This has a bad effect on Taekwond itself, and it can also damage the health of athletes. Objective: This article discusses joint injuries in Taekwondo and analyzes the characteristics of Taekwondo sports injuries and preventive methods. Methods: This article uses a questionnaire applied to young athletes to gain an understanding of the sports injuries situation. Results: The most common injury sites were feet and joints. The nature of the injuries is mostly soft tissue injury, ligament laceration, and muscle strain. The most serious injuries are kidney and perineal damage. Conclusion: Improving the level of training, strengthening medical supervision, and paying attention to the timely treatment of acute injuries are important ways to reduce the occurrence of trauma. Level of evidence II; Therapeutic studies - investigation of treatment results.

Injuries related to taekwondo training - short report based on experiences from Primary School No. 31 with sports championship classes in Bydgoszcz (Poland)

“…In turn, Xiao (2022), based on the analysis of taekwondo training in China, found that the most common places of injuries were the feet and joints [8]. The nature of the injuries is mainly soft tissue injuries, ligament rupture and muscle strain.…”

“…The nature of the injuries is mainly soft tissue injuries, ligament rupture and muscle strain. The most serious injuries are damage to the kidneys and perineum [8].…”

Deep Learning Techniques for Spatiotemporal Weighted Pose Taekwondo Features and Their Application in Tactical Analysis

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