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Fútbol Identity, passion, pain and sports injury
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Introduction: Soccer is the most popular sport in the world, which harbors numerous emotions on the part of both the spectator and the player. The objective is to demonstrate the perception about soccer, pain of musculoskeletal origin and identify the most frequent sports injuries of soccer players at the University of Cauca.
Method: Quantitative descriptive and qualitative study of ethnographic design, evidenced through in-depth guided interviews and conversations, carried out with 15 male athletes from the University of Cauca Soccer Team, throughout 2014 and the first semester of 2015. with average age of 47.7 years±1.2.
Results: Within the qualitative aspects, football is conceived as a process of recognition and identity, which provides socialization processes and when faced with a sports injury, a tension between fear and frustration is manifested, but it is passion that mitigates and makes the pain is overcome to continue playing; The quantitative results allowed us to identify that the injury rate occurs in the lower limbs, especially the ankle (56%), with the most frequent injury being first degree sprain (43.4%) and muscle tear (38%); From the anthropometric parameters they are considered at increased risk for metabolic diseases associated with overweight and obesity.
Conclusions: It was evident that football is a tool of vital importance for the processes of socialization, identity and fun, where the passion of the sport is more powerful than pain, this being a subjective process mediated by experience, but when it comes to its recovery, they trust their rehabilitation team to restore their physical functionality, athletic level and confidence to face the game again.
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