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Influencing motor skills in fooball training with regard to injury prevention
Černohlávek, Lukáš ; Bunc, Václav (advisor) ; Buzek, Mario (referee)
Title: Influencing motor skills in football training with regard to injury prevention Objectives: The main objective is to analyze appropriate methods to reduce the risk of football injuries in individuals who are in their early adulthood, between 20-30 years of age, when their motor performance peaks. Furthermore, the aim of this work is to recommend the best methods and dosage of training to achieve sufficient effectiveness and at the same time prevent injuries that arise due to muscle imbalances and overload of individual muscle parts, as well as studying scientific and expert publications focusing on movement preconditions and the issue of the relationship between fitness and injury prevention. Methods: In this work, the method of literary research was chosen in the form of studying and drawing conclusions from individual sports studies from Czech, but mainly English expert publications. Many information sources were used to obtain data, mainly expert literature and books on sports topics concentrated in the National Digital Library of the Czech Republic. Furthermore, the Portal of Electronic Resources of Charles University, especially PubMed and SPORTDiscus were used. Keywords such as football, injuries, movement prerequisites, prevention, cause of injury and condition where used to search for...
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Fatigue and injury in football
Vlk, Martin ; Frýbort, Pavel (advisor) ; Kokštejn, Jakub (referee)
Title: Fatigue and injury in football Objectives: The main goal of my work is analysis of injury causes in selected clubs from ČFL and division B at season 2011/2012 and their comparison with the reasons from official studies. Methods: Questionnaire investigation Results: Overall from the entire research sample was stated 79 injuries in monitored period, which required overall 828 days of treatment, what is 10,48 days on injury in average. The most frequent injury in ČFL is the groin injury, which make up 13% of all injuries. The most common injury, in 23 % is contusion. The most common cause of all injuries representing with 30% collision. The highes number of injuries occur between 61 - 75 minute of the match. Keywords: Analysis, F-MARC, football, comparison, mechanism of injury, cause of injury, sports injury, UEFA, source of injury
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