Sports Injuries
There is nothing worse for an athlete, than
being forced to pause because of an injury.
Out of all injures, fractures are comparably harmless. Well, most
fractures.
While a broken bone heals within 3 to 6 weeks, tendon and nerve injuries
cure much slower.
Because injured tendons and nerves don't restrict the training with
a plaster,
many athletes go back to training too soon, so that their
recovery is influenced in a bad manner.
One of the most dangerous injuries are nerve-injuries. For example
when a nerve gets overstretched, ( often happens when the
shoulder is dislocated ) or when a nerve separates.
In some cases the concerned muscles or muscle groups stay paralyzed
for years or even forever.
Other common sport injuries are ruptures, inflammations, deformations,
joint wear outs etc.
General knowledge: Sports Injuries
Injuries by body parts:
Advice: Sports Injuries
- To avoid injuries, warm up and stretch at least 15 minutes.
- Stop immediately if you feel pain.
- If possible work out with an instructor.
- Use mats and protections.
- Don't work out hungry or shortly after you ate something
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