Özet:

This research has been made to examine the injuries of athlete who compete at elite level in branches of upper level 60 of them were in branch of Taekwan do and 63 of them were in branch of Muay Thai. In the research, Athlete Health Questionnare has been used. The frequency and the percentage of research results has been determined and the average value of two branch has been compared with T test (p<0,05). All athlete's has been found that while upper extremite injuries are %56,1 and the time that is affected by the injuries is %52,1, lower extremite injuries are %61,8 and the time of injuries effect is %61,9. When lower and upper extremite injuries are compared with T test according to sex and branch, it has been found meaningful that the difference between average of athlete's competing in the branch of Taekwan do is at the level of 2,21±0,08 and of Muay Tahi athlete's is at the level of 1,84±1,15 and it has been found meaningful as statistical (P<0.05). As a result, it has been determined that in the branches of Taekwondo and Muay Tai, both male and female athlete's have more injuries at lower extremite and effect of injuries at the time is longer from upper extremite. It has been suggested that to prevent probable injuries, abilities aimed at training methots and equipment should be developed.