Preventive exercises reduced injury-related costs among adult male amateur soccer players: a cluster-randomised trial

Abstract

NTR2416.

Economic impact study: neuromuscular training reduces the burden of injuries and costs compared to standard warm-up in youth soccer

“…Cost differences in favour of the intervention group were reported per player (mean difference €201, 95% CI €15 to €426) and per injured player (mean difference €350, 95% CI €51 to €733) 23. Krist et al 23 used ICERs and cost-effectiveness planes, however exposure hours were not considered, limiting the comparability of results to this study.…”

The Preventive Effect of the Nordic Hamstring Exercise on Hamstring Injuries in Amateur Soccer Players

“…9,35 Strategies to prevent hamstring injuries, such as the NHE, may reduce the incidence of hamstring injury, medical costs, and personal suffering of the injured player. 26,29,33 Although previous studies in professional soccer have shown promising results, differences between professional and amateur soccer players in medical staff, level of play, training exposure, training intensity, and compliance to preventive measures have to be considered. Therefore, the findings for professional players cannot be extrapolated to amateur soccer players.…”

Comparación de un entrenamiento propioceptivo sobre base estable y base inestable / Comparison of a Proprioceptive Training Program on Stable Base and Unstable Base

“…Por el contrario, registros más bajos respecto de la estabilidad postural indican mayores riesgos de lesiones articulares (McGuine & Keene, 2006;Plisky et al, 2006). Algunos investigadores además de incidir en el programa propioceptivo como elemento fundamental en la prevención de lesiones y mejoras en la estabilidad, inciden en el entrenamiento de otras áreas como puede ser el entrenamiento de fuerza de la musculatura insertada en las articulaciones, el entrenamiento coordinativo, el entrenamiento de la musculatura del cinturón lumbo-pélvico (Krist, van Beijsterveldt, Backx, & de Wit, 2013;Mandelbaum et al, 2005;O'Driscoll, Kerin, & Delahunt, 2011). Esto indica que no solo gracias al entrenamiento a nivel propioceptivo se consiguen mejoras a nivel de estabilidad en la articulación y como consecuencia de ello reducción de lesiones deportivas en las mismas, sino que la implementación de otros tipos de contenidos, como lo que se exponen anteriormente, facilitan la consecución del éxito de los programas preventivos articulares (Alentorn-Geli et al, 2009;Chappell & Limpisvasti, 2008;Gilchrist et al, 2008).…”