Impact of the intervention of physiotherapist in professional football
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https://doi.org/10.24310/riccafd.2017.v6i3.4851Keywords:
rehabilitation, prevention, injury, soccerAbstract
Currently, football is a sport of high competition worldwide and that is why various areas of knowledge work with sports teams around the world. The sports team, are made up of various professionals who look for the athlete to be at their highest level. For example, medical equipment is vital in prevention and recovery processes for professional soccer players. For this reason, the objective of this article is develop a quasi-experimental study using an injury prevention protocol, recovery program and hydration management in order to observe statistical rating in relation to the morbidity and production of the medical service of a professional soccer team.
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