Sports Injury & Treatment Program
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- Youth sports injuries can ruin your sports career
- Learn the common youth sports injuries and the causes of youth sports injuries.
- Youth sports injuries are on the rise so invest in prevention of sports injuries and sports injury treatments.
- You can protect your son or daughter from a career ending injury!
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Understanding youth sports injuries
- In the U.S., about 30 million children and teens participate in some form of organized sports, and more than 3.5 million injuries each year, which cause some loss of time of participation, are experienced by the participants. Almost one-third of all injuries incurred in childhood are sports-related injuries. By far, the most common injuries are sprains and strains.
- Youth sports injuries are an unfortunate, but inevitable part of any young athlete’s playing journey. Obviously, the severity ranges from out-for-one-game to out-for-the-season or even out-for-the-year. When an injury requires a longer recovery period, here are some ways you can help your child deal with the injury and the disappointment it brings.
- Here are some of the most common methods for treating sports injuries The best way to treat any sports injury is prevention. If you train wisely, know injury warning signs and take enough rest between workouts, you are far more likely to avoid injury in the first place.
SPORTS INJURY PREVENTION AND TREATMENT PROGRAMS
- Building recovery time into any training program is important because this is the time that the body adapts to the stress of exercise and the real training effect takes place.
- Recovery also allows the body to replenish energy stores and repair damaged tissues.
THE GAME PLAN FOR COMMON YOUTH SPORTS INJURIES
- The toll that common youth sports injuries play on young athletes is often not talked about but if your injury sidelines you for a good while, it may have psychological implications.
- Young athletes may be angry that their activities are on hold or mad at themselves for getting hurt.
WHAT YOU CAN DO FOR STRAINS AND SPRAINS
- Sprains are injuries to ligaments, the tough bands connecting bones in a joint. Suddenly stretching ligaments past their limits deforms or tears them.
- Strains are injuries to muscle fibers or tendons, which anchor muscles to bones. Strains are called “pulled muscles” for a reason:
- Over-stretching or overusing a muscle causes tears in the muscle fibers or tendons.
YOU CAN PREVENT OVERUSE INJURIES
- Overtraining syndrome frequently occurs in athletes who are training for competition or a specific event and train beyond the body’s ability to recover.
- Athletes often exercise longer and harder so they can improve. But without adequate rest and recovery, these training regimens can backfire, and actually decrease performance.
WHAT YOU SHOULD DO IF YOU HAVE PAIN DURING EXERCISE
- If you notice any pain during exercise, you should stop activity and try to identify the cause of the pain.
- Does pain occur only when you start a workout, during the middle of a long run, or does it show up later in the day? Also pay attention to where exactly the pain occurs. Is it in one specific place or a generalized ache over a large area?
- Does it travel up or down or radiate to other areas? Understanding your pain can often help you identify the cause, get the right treatment and heal more quickly.
WHAT TO DO WHEN YOU EXPERIENCE WARNING SIGNS
- If you experience any of the injury warning signs, such as pain, joint tenderness or nagging aches during exercise stop and rest.
- Many athletes train despite pain, but muscle and joint pain or soreness is often a warning sign of overtraining.
- When muscles fatigue, they are far more likely to become injured. Injured muscles, bones, tendons ligaments take a long time to heal, and once they are injured, are prone to re-injury.
CAN YOUNG ATHLETES PREVENT SPORTS INJURIES?
- Sometimes preventing common sports injuries is beyond our control, but many times sports injuries are preventable.
- Muscle fatigue takes away all your protective mechanisms and really increases your risk of all injuries.
- You can always come out to play again next weekend — if you don’t get injured today.
YOU CAN PREVENT OR LIMIT MUSCLE SORENESS
- Every workout should start with a gentle warm-up to prevent common sports injuries.
- Getting warmed up increases blood flow to the muscles, gets you more flexible, and could decrease injuries.
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