The influence of the training process on the development of flexibility of the swimmer's shoulder girdle

Authors

  • Grigan S.A. 1The Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, North-Western Institute of Management
  • Neshcheret N.N. Don State Technical University
  • Khilchevskaya I.V. Don State Technical University
  • Plotnikova A.P. Don State Technical University

Keywords:

pain syndrome, swimming, testing, survey, shoulder pain, flexibility in the shoulder joint.

Abstract

Objective of the study was to evaluate the influence of the training process on the development of flexibility of the swimmer’s shoulder girdle.

Methods and structure of the study. The experiment involved 168 swimmers from the “Ekran” Youth Sports School (86 girls, average age 17 years and 82 boys, average age 18 years). Swimmers were tested for shoulder flexibility in preparation for the winter competitive season. After 6 months, the swimmers were surveyed about pain throughout the season.

Results and conclusions. The findings showed a strong correlation between poor anterior shoulder flexibility and subsequent shoulder pain. Further research suggests that resistance training increases the likelihood of pain in men as a result of tendon hypertrophy. For flexibility, the occurrence of pain was independent of stroke, distance, or gender, with one exception: at a given level of flexibility, butterfly swimmers were more likely to suffer this injury than others.

References

Grigan S.A., Ryzhkin N.V., Polin R.V., Tokarev G.N. Vliyaniye maksimalnoy sily grebka i suzheniya trenirovochnykh obyemov na sportivnyy rezultat v plavanii. Teoriya i praktika fizicheskoy kultury. 2023. No. 1. pp. 97-99.

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Published

14-03-2024

How to Cite

Grigan S.A., Neshcheret N.N., Khilchevskaya I.V., & Plotnikova A.P. (2024). The influence of the training process on the development of flexibility of the swimmer’s shoulder girdle. Theory and Practice of Physical Culture, (2), 20–22. Retrieved from http://tpfk.ru/index.php/TPPC/article/view/945

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Section

THEORY AND METHODS OF SPORTS

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