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Gymnastics injuries are varied. The sport itself involves a lot of twisting, flipping, weight-bearing stresses that can have a dramatic impact on virtually all the joints and muscles in the body. Common injuries sustained while performing gymnastics include damage to the ankles and feet, wrists, knees, shoulders and hands. Luckily, many of these injuries are preventable. These tips will help you avoid sustaining injuries during long hours of practice and competition.
Prepare Before Performing
Follow a routine to get ready before any gymnastics event, whether it's a regular practice or a lengthy competition.
Prepare for New Moves
Doing new moves can be dangerous unless you're fully prepared. These tips will help you get ready.
Do Not Attempt to Perform When Injured
If you were recently injured and have not been treated, or if you're experiencing unexpected or abnormal pain in any of your joints or muscles, don't ignore it. Seek help from a skilled and experienced healthcare provider. Treating problems early can help you avoid bigger problems down the road.
If you are experiencing a flare up of an old injury, playing through the pain can exacerbate old injuries and may also lead to new injuries. If you're currently participating in an injury rehabilitation program, speak with your healthcare professional to ensure that you've recovered enough to perform. If you're only cleared to participate in certain events or activities, don't push yourself beyond these boundaries. Complete all necessary rehabilitation at a professional facility, like Eagle Center Physical Therapy, before getting back to your normal routines.
For more information about how you can protect yourself from gymnastics injuries, speak with your healthcare professional.
Share19 June 2015