빙상선수들의 상해에 관한 고찰 = The Study of Sports Injury for Ice-Skating

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

After analyzing data obtained from 145 athlete skaters, the following results were obtained in this study :
1. Upon analyzing the ratio of injury that occurred during a whole season, 60% of the injuries occurred during the winter. This implies that most injuries occur during the winter.
2. The injuries occurred most during competitions rather than during practice. There appears to be a high correlation between the number of years an athlete has participated in competitions and the likelihood of an athlete injuring oneself. Thus, in order to prevent injury, it appears that the development of certain skills are very importantly needed.
3. The victory and loss of important skating competitions depend much on corner
gliding. 45% of the total injuries occurred in the corner. At the time of collision, the safety measures, as reported by 12% of the respondents, are generally insufficient.
4. The greatest cause of injury was reported by 50% and is said to be body collision during competitions. 18% reported that the insufficiency of the facillity was another cause.
5. Many injured athletes were often not given first and before being taken to a
hospital.
6. Analysis of the time of injury and the rate of injury indicates that most
injuries(39%) occur during the night time. The study shows that it is important to match warm up time to the time of a competition.
7. The number of days for which an athlete was treated was at least 1 week, as
reported by 40%, It appears that despite a poor health condition, participation in competition was still high at 23%, This requires come attention.
8. The most occurred type of injury was reported by 41% as being contusion, Head injury was reported by 22%.
9. Awareness of the importance of injury prevention and safety os lacking such that it is important that coaches give much attention to athletes' warm-up and cool down periods.
10. The athletes' preparedness for injury is low. Wearing one's uniform and the safety features required during competitions may be necessary during the practice sessions.
11. Injury can be prevented by systematic training, the improvement of certain skill at appropriate times, and sufficient amount of preparation right before a competition.

목차 (Table of Contents)

• Ⅰ. 서론
• Ⅱ. 연구대상 및 방법
• 1. 연구대상
• 2. 연구방법
• 3. 자료정리
• Ⅲ. 결과 및 고찰
• 1. 부상발생부위
• 2. 부상에 따른 시기와 빈도
• 3. 부상의 원인
• 4. 부상선수의 경력과 부상의 관계
• 5. 부상시 장비상태와 예방상태
• 6. 부상시 치료기간
• 7. 대회조직의 운영 및 안전문제
• 8. 부상시 날씨와 빙질관계
• 9. 상해의 관심과 평상시의 장비상태
• 10. 상해시 정도와 부상시기 및 부상시 신체적, 심리적 컨디션
• Ⅳ. 빙상의 대표적 이론 고찰
• Ⅴ. 결론