AUTHOR(S): Dr. Mostafa Ibrahim Abdelkareem

ABSTRACT:
The purpose of this paper is to preparing rehabilitation exercises using weights (kettle ball) to rehabilitate partial tear injury of the shoulder muscle in handball players of Najaf Governorate clubs, and identifying the effect of rehabilitation exercises using weights (kettle ball) to rehabilitate partial tear injury of the shoulder muscle in handball players of Najaf Governorate clubs. The researcher adopted the experimental approach with a single-group design with two tests (pre- and post-tests) to suit the nature of the research problem. The research community was represented by handball players for the clubs of Najaf Governorate, which were (Najaf Club, Kufa Club, Naft Al-Wassat Club) for the 2023-2024 sports season, and their number was (11) injured players. As for the sample, it was players with partial dislocation of the shoulder joint. By conducting the examination and medical diagnosis, the type of injury was determined. The research sample was determined and included (8) injured players, as they were chosen intentionally and through the clinical examination of the attending physician, as the type of injury was partial dislocation of the shoulder. One of the most important results reached by the researcher is that: The use of rehabilitation exercises using weights (kettle ball) has shown a positive effect in improving the range of motion of the shoulder joint in handball players, and the exercises prepared using weights (kettle ball) by the researcher and their intensity graded from easy to difficult had an effective role in accelerating the recovery process for players injured in the shoulder joint. One of the most important recommendations recommended by the researchers is that: Guide the proposed rehabilitation program under study in the rehabilitation of shoulder joint injury (partial dislocation) to speed up the recovery of athletes and return to the fields, and adherence to the conditions and standards for moving between the rehabilitation stages of the rehabilitation program because it includes consideration of individual differences and the safety and security factors it provides during the implementation of the program and avoiding the injured player being exposed to a physical load greater than his capacity.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.22271/yogic.2024.v9.i2e.1659

Pages: 297-300  |  55 Views  19 Downloads