The Sport Injuries Status Of Male Soccer Athletes In The 2016-2017 CUFL Super Group(North Team)

Football is a very competitive events of team antagonism in the same court,and it is very popular with people.However,due to the fierce fighting,fast pace,frequent physical contact and so on in the game,the occurrence of sports injury is inevitable.With the continuous development of football,the occurrence of sports injury is gradually upgrading.The level of a team is disturbed by many factors,among which sports injury is an important constraint.At the same time,sports injury will not only affect the training prodress and competition results,but also affect the life of the athletes and do harm to their physical and psychological conditions.Therefore,how to prevent and reduce the incidence of sports injuries is a an important issue in the development of football.In order to understand the present situation,characteristics and causes of sports injury of male soccer team players in China's colleges and universities.Pareto analysis to analyze and study the football players from 20 schools in the north of the CUFL 2016-2017 Premier Division and draws the following conclusions:(1)In the study of this paper,there are 367 people particiapated in the north of the CUFL 2016-2017 Premier Division,the total number of sports injuries is799 times and the average number of injuries per person is about 2 times.The sports injury is serious.(2)According to the loss of athletic ability,the injury degree is classified into three types: mild injury,moderate injury and severe injury.The incidence of mild and moderate injuries is higher in the degree of injury.(3)The primary body parts of football injuries are ankle,knee,thigh,groin and waist.The secondary patrs are wrist,shoulder,elbow,calf,head and hip joints.The main types of sports injuries are sprain,bruise,tear and strain.(4)The pathology of football injury is divided into acute injury and chronic injury.The incidence of acute injury is higher in injury pathology.(5)The main causes of injury in football are: physical fatigue,lack of self-protection awareness,foul,old wounds healed,participate in a game with injuries,unreasonable self-protection actions,too large exercise load,insufficient muscle strength,inadequate recovery,improper measures,site and technical actions,opponent intentional wounding,local overloading and climate issues.