| Autor: |
内田 智也, 松本 晋太朗, 小松捻, 野田 優希, 石田美弥, 佃美智留, 中山良太, 武田雄大, 平川理映子, 武藤貢平, 大久保吏司, 古川裕之, 藤田健司 |
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Japanese Journal of Physical Fitness & Sports Medicine / Tairyoku kagak; Apr2016, Vol. 65 Issue 2, p237-242, 6p |
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≥Recently, the problem of the high incidence of throwing injuries in young people has been gaining attention. Identifying high-risk players before the onset of the throwing injury is important for prevention. One of the most widely used screening tests for sports-related injuries is the Functional Movement Screen (FMS), which assesses the quality of movement; however, its correlation with throwing injuries has not been established. The purpose of this study was to investigate the correlation between the FMS score and throwing injuries. The FMS was used during the medical check for two hundred and thirty junior high school baseball players. We allotted those who had experienced throwing injuries multiple times to the injury group and those who had never experienced throwing injury to the control group. We then calculated the FMS cutoff value using the receiver operating characteristic curve. In addition, we investigated differences in the incidence of throwing injury between above and below the cutoff value using chi-square test. The FMS cutoff score was 17. Players who scored ≤17 had a significantly higher incidence of throwing injuries than those who scored ≥18. Conclusion: We believe that FMS score is correlated to throwing injuries. In addition, the results suggest that throwing injuries might be prevented in junior high school baseball players who scored ≤17 on the FMS if they undergo training in the correct movement patterns. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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