Evaluación de la musculatura lumbopélvica en las futbolistas del Barcelona Sporting Club.

Abstract

The lumbopelvic complex is considered the basis for the control of the stability and movement of the trunk and pelvis, being of vital importance for the execution of sports activities, since it allows the optimal transfer of force and movement to the extremities through Kinetic chains In football this musculature is constantly active, so it is essential that it is strengthened. For this reason, the strength, resistance and balance of the core will be evaluated, as well as the flexibility of the back chain. Objective: To determine the state of the lumbopelvic musculature in soccer players from 12 to 17 years of Barcelona Sporting club for the prevention of injuries during the months May to September of 2019. Methodology: The present study has a descriptive scope with a quantitative approach, Its design is nonexperimental, with a non-probabilistic sample of 80 athletes. Results: The state of the lumbopelvic muscles of the soccer players is deficient, finding that the most prone to be injured are those of 15 to 17 years (68%), being the ankle sprain (28%) the most frequent injury, while that in soccer players from 12 to 14 years old (32%), is the hamstring strain (37%). Conclusion: It is essential to implement an exercise protocol to improve the lumbopelvic stability of the soccer players since the data obtained through the applied tests are not appropriate for a good sports performance.