Abstract:

The abstract study aims to detect sports injuries of 548 hearing-related footballers who played active football during the 2009-2010 football season. The assessments were made using the Fysion Blesreg survey form. The average age of the survey participants is 26.8±8.2 years, the body mass index (BMI) is 23±4.1 kg/m2. The study found that 548 male hearing disabled footballers who participated voluntarily in the study were injured in a total of 1848 matches, and some of these athletes were injured several times. During this season (2009-2010) the percentage of injured two, three, four, five, six and seven times, respectively; 29.6%, 24.1%, 19.7%, 12%, 9.9%, and 1.1%. The causes of the injury of football players are 89.7 percent competitive players, 5.3 percent team members and 5 percent field, ball, etc. It is clear that the equipment is source. For the prevention of injury, attention should be paid to adequate heating and after-training exercises before the training and match. Training programs should be prepared taking into account the proper training technique, the duration, frequency and intensity of the training. It is important to eliminate muscle strength imbalances, to use the material appropriate to the activity and not to exercise on the hard ground. It should be known that coordination work is very useful in the development of the concept of balance and distance in footballers. Keywords: hearing disability, hearing disability, hearing disability footballers