30. The Final Minute - Why the End of a Judo Match is the Most Dangerous скачать в хорошем качестве

30. The Final Minute - Why the End of a Judo Match is the Most Dangerous

This episode is about the risk factors associated with injuries in elite judo athletes. Research indicates that while most injuries are minor, female heavyweight competitors are particularly susceptible to severe incidents, and lightweight athletes suffer a higher overall frequency of medical issues. A significant portion of these risks is attributed to the dangerous practice of rapid weight loss, which can compromise long-term health and physical performance. Video content provided by Plexels, and created by these Artists: Kampus Production:   / kampusvideo   and https://www.pexels.com/@kampus/ Artem Podrez:   / poarts   and https://www.pexels.com/@artempodrez/ cottonbro studio:   / cottonbro   and https://www.pexels.com/@cottonbro/ Sources used in this podcast: Pocecco, E., Ruedl, G., Stankovic, N., Sterkowicz, S., Del Vecchio, F.B., Gutiérrez-García, C., Rousseau, R., Wolf, M., Kopp, M., Miarka, B., Menz, V., Krüsmann, P., Calmet, M., Malliaropoulos, N. and Burtscher, M. (2013) ‘Injuries in judo: a systematic literature review including suggestions for prevention’, British Journal of Sports Medicine, 47, pp. 1139–1143. Błach, W., Gaweł, D., Cynarski, W.J., Rydzik, Ł., Borysiuk, Z. and Kostrzewa, M. (2024) ‘Occurrence of Injuries in Different Phases of Judo Matches: Analysis Based on International Competitions’, Sports, 12(12), p. 354. Kim, K.S., Park, K.J., Lee, J. and Kang, B.Y. (2015) ‘Injuries in national Olympic level judo athletes: an epidemiological study’, British Journal of Sports Medicine, 49, pp. 1144–1150. Jaskulski, K., Wysoczański, B., Urbański, J. and Klimowicz, P. (2025) ‘Incidence of injuries in judo and the potential preventive interventions: A Systematic Review’, Acta Kinesiologica, 19(1).