Injuries In Sports

This research article took a close look at injuries in collegiate-levels athletes of various sport disciplines to determine whether sex and/or type of sport performed had any effect on the rates of severe and non-severe injuries, taking a special look at the rate of concussions. The study took data from York University’s sport health clinic, and divided injuries into either severe or non-severe categories. All of the injuries were also divided into groups based on the type of activity and the sex of the player. After comparing all of the data, it was revealed that men tend to have far more injuries reported than female athletes, but females usually have more severe injuries, including concussions. This pattern was repeated in almost all of
When choosing a sport to play, you must be careful.Attention to detail is key.“Results have shown that female athletes are 1.4 times more prone to severe injury than males.Based on your sex, your sport taste and your ability for injury are the 3 most important factors that will have a hand in your decision.”Depending on the sport will depend on the rate of injury. “Although males produce more injuries, the higher risks of damage for future problems are found in females. Males are encouraged to play through injuries, whereas females are more concerned with the long-term effects and are more honest about their symptoms.”Due to the their built, aggression and competition level, this will enhance their knowledge of the possible risks that could happen in said sport.Sports are a physically draining, time consuming and extremely expensive (depending on which sport and who its with) to undertake. Injuries can be severe or non-severe, whether it looks like it or not.You must prepare for the worst but hope for the best.Sports is an amazing way to blow off steam and a great way to get exercise. Sports help create patience and leadership