Lesões musculoesqueléticas em atletas de luta olímpica

Barroso, Bernardo Garcia; Silva, Juliano Machado Alves da; Garcia, André da Costa; Ramos, Nádia Cristina de Oliveira; Martinelli, Mauro; Resende, Vanessa Ribeiro de; Júnior, Aires Duarte; Santili, Cláudio

doi:10.1590/s1413-78522011000200007

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“…The same author, in another study, says that musculoskeletal injuries are especially common in the lower limbs, specifically the knee. These results are also found in the studies conducted by elite Brazilian athletes [2], where 85% of athletes suffered at least one injury, mostly in the lower limb, mainly knee, followed by shoulder injuries, thigh and ankle. The knowledge of the main injuries that occur in the Olympic Wrestling is necessary so that the professionals involved with this sport can elaborate a suitable training program and adopt measures that prevent the injuries without this diminishing the performance of the athletes.…”

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Incidence of Injuries in Athletes of Olympic Wrestling

Santos¹

2018

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This study aims to present, through a literature survey, the incidence of injuries in wrestling in order to characterize them in relation to their location (upper or lower limbs), type (fractures, dislocations, sprains, injuries tendinitis and muscle), increased susceptibility period (period of training or competition) and practice time mode. Thus, we conclude that the lesions occur in Olympic wrestling in the lower extremities, the anatomical regions of the knee, shoulder, thigh and ankle, primarily sprains, muscle injuries and bruises and that usually occur with more experienced athletes.

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Incidence of Injuries in Athletes of Olympic Wrestling

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2018

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“…Os índices de 66,66% para Phalen positivo e de 33,33% para Finkelstein positivo não corroboram com o trabalho de Barroso et al (2011), que aponta 29% das lesões em 95 atletas de luta olímpica em membros superiores, e destes apenas 2,8% em punho.…”

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“…Assim, o jiu-jítsu se caracteriza em risco de lesão com modalidades mais dinâmicas, como a luta olímpica citada em estudo de Barroso et al (2011), que apontaram 85,3% de lesões em 95 praticantes avaliados. Lesões estas que podem muitas vezes afastar os praticantes dos teinamentos e competições, por períodos de tempo indeterminados.…”

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Ocorrência de Lesões de Punho e Mão e Análise Álgica em Praticantes de Jiu-jítsu

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RESUMO:No jiu-jítsu predominam técnicas de luta sobre a imposição da força bruta e, juntamente com os princípios biomecânicos, otimiza a força muscular do lutador, anula a do oponente e utiliza as valências físicas deste contra ele próprio. Desse modo, buscou-se identificar a ocorrência de lesões de punho e mão e análise da dor em praticantes de jiu-jítsu. Esta é uma pesquisa de campo, descritiva, de análise qualiquantitativa, com 6 participantes avaliados em sua preensão palmar, goniometria de punho, além dos testes de Phalen e Finkelstein e aplicação da Escala Visual Analógica, diagrama corporal e questionário de McGill (Br-MPQ). Foram identificados 4 testes de Phalen positivos, 2 positivos para Finkelstein e 2 praticantes não apresentaram lesão. Ao analisar a força de preensão palmar da amostra, observou-se uma média de 54,83 ± 6,85 para a mão direita, e de 52,83 ± 6,01 para a esquerda. Já na goniometria 100% dos praticantes apresentaram alterações em um ou mais movimentos avaliados da articulação de punho. Ao avaliar a classificação da dor, verificou-se que os praticantes de jiu-jítsu referiram dor em duas ou mais regiões do corpo. PALAVRAS-CHAVE:Artes marciais; Dinamômetro de força muscular; Goniometria articular; Lesões esportivas; Medição da dor. WRIST AND HAND LESIONS AND ALGIC ANALYSIS IN JIU-JITSU PRACTITIONERSABSTRACT: Jiu-jitsu fighting techniques are characterized by the imposition of brute force which, coupled to bio-mechanical principles, optimizes the fighter´s muscular strength, vanquishes the opponent and uses the physical valences of the former against himself. Current analysis identifies the occurrence of wrist and hand lesions and analyzes pain in jiu-jitsu practitioners. Current field, descriptive and qualitativequantitative research was undertaken with 6 participants evaluated through hand pressure, wrist goniometry, Phalen and Finkelstein test and the application of the Analogic Visual Scale, body diagram and McGill questionnaire (Br-MPQ). Four Phalen tests were positive; two Finkelstein tests were positive and two practitioners did not manifest any lesion. The sample´s hand-palm pressure force revealed an average of 54.83±6.85 for the right hand and 52.83±6.01 for the left hand. All practitioners had alterations in one or more movements of the wrist articulations. Assessment of pain showed that jiu-jitsu practitioners indicated pain in two or more body regions.

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“…Studies show that Olympic wrestlers start the competition in a state of dehydration, even taking the recovery period after weighing. And four hours of rehydration are not sufficient to return plasma volume values and blood osmolality to normal, after weight loss of 4% [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13].…”

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Pre-Competitive Period in Olympic Wrestling Athletes: Losing Weight, a Risk Factor

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Ceslevičienė²,

Poškienė³

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The competition is the time where all training is put to the test; however, the precompetition period is common to see athletes performing severe hypo caloric diets, dehydration techniques and even use of diuretic substances and even laxatives. This is due to the fact that many athletes seek to fight in categories below their natural weight, seeking weaker opponent. Weight loss, if done incorrectly and / or inappropriate way in time malevolent triggers the body, such as immunosuppressant, hormonal imbalances, changes in the cardiovascular system, electrolyte imbalance, impaired renal function, impaired mental status and mood. The performance of the physical capacity of athletes subjected to these kinds of practices, can be dramatically affected and can be minimized by recovery time after weight by diet and used at that time. In this review we aim to expose a little bit about the pre-competition reality highlight important, positive and negative practices of losing weight fast but mainly points, answer the following question: really worth risking the health for it? was performed as well as physical performance tests (simulated fighting). The results showed that white blood cells increased Volume 14-Issue 2

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Lesões musculoesqueléticas em atletas de luta olímpica

Cited by 17 publications

References 12 publications

Incidence of Injuries in Athletes of Olympic Wrestling

Incidence of Injuries in Athletes of Olympic Wrestling

Ocorrência de Lesões de Punho e Mão e Análise Álgica em Praticantes de Jiu-jítsu

Pre-Competitive Period in Olympic Wrestling Athletes: Losing Weight, a Risk Factor

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