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Fracture of the Ulnar Sesamoid of the Thumb in a Handball Player
Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine, 2000…
Altun, M +3 more
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Shoulder Instability in Handball Players
2018Overhead throwing athletes in general and handball players in particular are at risk for shoulder injuries as a result of the high forces sustained by the shoulder during the throwing motion. The glenohumeral joint is formed by an articulation between the humeral head and a relatively small glenoid fossa, allowing a wide range of shoulder movement ...
Matthias A Zumstein +2 more
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Physical Characteristics of the Handball Player
2018Professionals involved in training programs aimed at improving the ability of handball players—coaches, strength and conditioning coaches, physiotherapists, athletic trainers, and sport physicians—should have access to information on the physical aspects of the handball players, so that they can use this information when planning short- and long-term ...
Ronnie Lidor, Gal Ziv
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Evaluation of the Eating Attitude of Handball Players
Progress in Nutrition, 2021Study Objectives: This study aimed to evaluate the eating attitudes of handball players according to some variables. Methods: One hundred twenty volunteer handball players participated in the study. The questionnaire consisted of the information questionnaire that determined the demographic characteristics and the eating attitude test EAT-26, which was
Samar, Ezgi, Togay Unaldi, Gamze
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Sprint Mechanical Properties in Handball and Basketball Players
International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance, 2019Purpose: To quantify possible differences in sprint mechanical outputs in handball and basketball players according to playing standard and position. Methods: Sprint tests of 298 male players were analyzed. Theoretical maximal velocity (v0), horizontal force (F0), horizontal power (Pmax), force–velocity slope (SFV), ratio of force (RFmax), and index of
Thomas A, Haugen +2 more
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2018
Engaging in team handball at a young age has important physical health benefits but also involves risk of injury. Youth handball players may be particularly vulnerable to injury due to growth-related factors such as the growth spurt, susceptibility of the growth plate, and differing physiological response after training and match load.
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Engaging in team handball at a young age has important physical health benefits but also involves risk of injury. Youth handball players may be particularly vulnerable to injury due to growth-related factors such as the growth spurt, susceptibility of the growth plate, and differing physiological response after training and match load.
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Attributes of Top Elite Team-Handball Players
Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 2014Researchers in the field of excellence in sport performance are becoming increasingly focused on the study of sport-specific characteristics and requirements. In accordance with this, the purposes of this study were (a) to examine the morphologic-, fitness-, handball-specific skills and psychological and "biosocial" differences between top elite and ...
Luís M, Massuça +2 more
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Rehabilitation of Upper Extremity Injuries in the Handball Player
2018Handball is one of the Olympic sports with the highest risk of injury, according to results from the IOC injury and illness surveillance system [1]. The game is characterized by a high playing tempo, rapid changes of movement, jumps with hard landings, frequent contact and collisions between players, as well as repetitive knee and shoulder joint stress
Cools, Ann +2 more
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Physiological profile of handball players.
The Journal of sports medicine and physical fitness, 2002The purpose of this study was to determine the physiological profile of handball players compared to sprinters, endurance trained and untrained subjects.Forty-six subjects aged between 19 and 28 years took part in this study: 10 were national handball players (NHB); 7 were international handball players (IHB), 11 were sprint trained subjects (ST); 8 ...
F, Rannou +4 more
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Humeral Torsion in the Throwing Arm of Handball Players
The American Journal of Sports Medicine, 1998Sport-specific upper extremity strain, mostly unilateral, during growth may lead to adaptations in soft tissue and bone. We investigated 51 male professional handball players between 18 and 39 years of age (average, 27 years), 39 right-handed and 12 left-handed. Thirty-eight players had no shoulder problems, and 13 had chronic shoulder pain.
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