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황보 관 (대한축구협회) 이장익 (연세대학교) 황성주 (연세대학교)
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한국운동재활학회 Journal of exercise rehabilitation Journal of exercise rehabilitation Vol.15 No.6
발행연도
2019.1
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861 - 866 (6page)

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The purpose of this study was to identify the frequency and character-istics of injuries that occurred during the training camps and matches of the national soccer teams (under-20 [U-20], under-23 [U-23], A men’s national teams). The research data were based on injuries that occurred from January 2016 to December 2017. The athletic trainer, a member of the Korea Football Association, recorded injuries based on the record-ing sheet of the Asian Football Confederation Daily Medical Report. A total of 1,689 (984 in 2014; 705 in 2017) injuries were reported for the 2 years. Most injuries were sports injuries (95%, sprains, etc.), and other conditions such as respiratory, digestive, and ocular, comprised only 5% of cases. The most injured areas of the national team players were the lower limbs (85%, 1,366). The frequency of the head/trunk and upper ex-tremity injuries were relatively low (8.4%, 135; 6.5%, 105). The frequency of injuries according to positions were as follows: midfielder (40.3%, 648), defender (36.6%, 688), forward (17.8%, 286), and goalkeeper (5.2%, 84). The most common types of injuries were contusions (37.3%, 599), fol-lowed by muscle rigidity (29.0%, 466) and sprains (16.8%, 270). The char-acteristics of injuries amongst national soccer teams, according to age, were similar, but the injury characteristics for each position were differ-ent. Therefore, when organizing training programs for prevention and rehabilitation of athlete injuries and improvement of performance, it is necessary to consider the performance characteristics of each position.

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