The functional movement screen predicts sports injuries in Chinese college students at different levels of physical activity and sports performance

Liu, Hua; Ding, Huixian; Xuan, Junjie; Gao, Xing-Ya; Huang, Xuejuan

doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2023.e16454

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“…In the strategy of Injury, pointing out that preparation activities, standardization of technical movements, physical quality and training intensity, as well as ideological reasons and climatic conditions, are closely related to lower extremity sports injuries in track and field. In the article "An Analysis of common sports injuries and Prevention in college athletics," published in Sports World (Academic Edition), enhanced awareness of self-protection to improve physical quality, and adequate preparation activities are essential measures to prevent athletic injuries [22].…”

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A Big Data Survey on Lower Extremity Injuries and Prevention of Athletic Students in General Colleges and Universities

Shang

2023

EAI Endorsed Trans Perv Health Tech

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INTRODUCTION: Athletics is trendy; many events rely heavily on lower body coordination. With the development of track and field, lower extremity injuries in track and field also occur frequently. In general colleges and universities, lower limb injuries in track and field not only affect students' physical and mental health but also affect students' daily life and Training. OBJECTIVES: This paper examines the causes of lower limb injuries in students and suggests measures and recommendations for preventing lower limb injuries to increase the importance of lower limb injuries and reduce the rate of lower limb injuries in students. METHODS: Combined with big data, the linear regression model was used, along with the literature method, questionnaire survey method and logical analysis method, to investigate the lower limb injuries of track and field students in general colleges and universities and analyze the survey results. RESULTS: The following points were summarized: the lower limb injury rate of track and field students was as high as 79.03%, mainly focusing on ankles, followed by knees and joints; joint sprains dominated lower limb injuries, and the degree of injuries mainly was mild to moderate; the main factors affecting lower limb injuries included preparatory activities, technical movements, physical fitness and self-protection awareness; and the students did not have enough knowledge of and paid enough attention to the prevention of injuries. CONCLUSION: The research in this paper can provide some references for more track and field students to help them have better careers.

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A Big Data Survey on Lower Extremity Injuries and Prevention of Athletic Students in General Colleges and Universities

Shang

2023

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“…Many studies on predicting and evaluating sports injury risks have identified the Functional Movement Screen (FMS) score as a key parameter and have concluded that there was a predictive relationship between the FMS comprehensive score and injury development. For example, in studies on male firefighter recruits [6], college students [7], youth rugby [8], and US Army soldiers [9], the predictive relationship between FMS comprehensive scores and injury development was reported. However, it has been noted that the FMS has some shortcomings, including strong subjectivity and unsuitability for 2 of 12 real-time monitoring [10].…”

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The Injury Risk Prediction of Firefighters with Biomechanical Parameters during Single- and Double-Leg Jumps

Zhang,

Tao,

Chen

et al. 2024

Applied Sciences

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The incidence of knee injuries during firefighter training is high, but there is a lack of research on predictive factors and risk assessment for such injuries. Biomechanical assessments can provide a better understanding of how the body’s load changes during exercise, which may alter the risk of injury. Ten firefighters were recruited for our study. Each participant completed the FMS test and the single- and double-leg jump tasks. Motion information was collected and musculoskeletal models of the participants were constructed using OpenSim 4.4 to obtain the joint angle and joint moment. The peak GRF and CoM-CoP angle were also calculated. The findings showed a significantly larger PKFM (p = 0.0195), VAFM (p = 0.0039), and peak AP GRF (p = 0.0039) during the single-leg jump. The opposite performance was observed for KFA (p = 0.0098) and MPA (p = 0.0273). A stepwise multiple linear regression analysis was used to explore the relationship between these parameters and both the FMS score and the times of injuries. The risk of injury is higher in the single-leg jump compared to the double-leg jump. The biomechanical parameters of these two jumps can be used to assess sports injuries and to provide methods and references for injury risk monitoring during firefighter occupational training.

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Real-Time Injury Risk Assessment in Athletes Based on Relative Joint Angles

Salian,

Ghosh,

Shetye

et al. 2024

2024 International Conference on Emerging Smart Computing and Informatics (ESCI)

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The functional movement screen predicts sports injuries in Chinese college students at different levels of physical activity and sports performance

Cited by 4 publications

References 43 publications

A Big Data Survey on Lower Extremity Injuries and Prevention of Athletic Students in General Colleges and Universities

A Big Data Survey on Lower Extremity Injuries and Prevention of Athletic Students in General Colleges and Universities

The Injury Risk Prediction of Firefighters with Biomechanical Parameters during Single- and Double-Leg Jumps

Real-Time Injury Risk Assessment in Athletes Based on Relative Joint Angles

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