ANALYSIS OF THE CONDITION OF SHOOTING ATHLETES WITH NON-SPECIFIC BACK PAIN
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https://doi.org/10.32782/pub.health.2024.1.7Keywords:
non-specific back pain, sportsmen and shootersAbstract
Topicality. Shooting sports can be considered a more static than dynamic sport, but unlike other sports such as biathlon, it is twice smaller. The problem of nonspecific pain in the back of shooters has not been thoroughly studied, there are a large number of reasons why pain can occur from genetically inherited diseases, to the fact that the athlete has changed his posture in order to achieve a better result. This study was aimed at finding out how non-specific pain affects not only the results in competitions, but also the athlete's life in general. Nonspecific back pain is a multifactorial problem that needs to be looked at in a every aspect, because in addition to inherited diseases of postural disorders, this disease can also occur due to prolonged stress because of low results in competitions, or due to a large amount of training activities, any of these aspects can affect the occurrence of non-specific back pain. For this definition, a survey of athletes was conducted to find out how much non-specific back pain affects the training activities and life of the athlete. The goal: to analyze the condition of shooting athletes with manifestations of non-specific back pain with the help of modern scientific research. Research methods. A survey of shooting athletes of various sports ranks with non-specific back pain was conducted. Research results. After conducting a survey of twenty-six athletes about non-specific back pain, he determined that this is one of the main problems that prevents him from achieving high results in competitions. Conclusions. Data analysis shows that quite a large percentage of shooting athletes have problems with non-specific back pain and this requires a solution and further assistance in order for the athletes to show better results in the future and have more opportunities to continue training and improve their skills. experiments to determine an effective way to restore athletes with this problem.
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