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SPECIAL ARTICLE SPORT INJURIES AND PREVENTION Free access
The Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness 2021 August;61(8):1125-31
DOI: 10.23736/S0022-4707.21.12559-9
Copyright © 2021 EDIZIONI MINERVA MEDICA
language: English
Proposal for evaluation and registration of sport injuries in skateboarding. Professional skateboarding injury prevention survey
Rodrigo A. MARTÍNEZ STENGER 1, 2, 3 ✉, Luis V. PARRILLA 1, Facundo QUIROGA 4
1 Argentinian Sports Physicians’ Association (AMDARG), Buenos Aires, Argentina; 2 A. Lanari Medical Research Institute, Buenos Aires, Argentina; 3 World Skate Medical Commission, Lausanne, Switzerland; 4 Skateboarding National Technical Director, Argentinian Roller Skate Confederation (CAP), Buenos Aires, Argentina
The recent incorporation of skateboarding as an Olympic discipline has aroused interest in the epidemiological analysis of injuries suffered in this sport with the aim of adopting preventive measures and thus reduce the athlete’s time out of training or competition. There is little published on the topic. The few statistical data available refers to amateur practice and analyzes information obtained retrospectively. This situation leads to bias because It does not register relevant data that could be seen directly on the field of play or through video analysis. For example: issues involving the mechanism of injury, type of fall, etc. We propose this survey to be trialed in professional competitions and training in order to collect information from non-amateur practice of skateboarding. It will allow us to make effective decisions on preventive actions. All international federations should have access to it.
KEY WORDS: Skating; Athletic injuries; Prevention and control; Surveys and questionnaires