A Study of Lower Limb Injuries After Treatment and Rehabilitation in Al-Tadhamon Club Players

Abstract

This study addresses the persistent challenges regarding high recurrence rates of lower-limb injuries among athletes following rehabilitation, as well as variations in their adherence to rehabilitation programs and the role of the coach in this context. The study aimed to identify post-treatment and post-rehabilitation lower-limb injuries among athletes at Al-Tadhamon Club (Tamseh), determine the coach's role in the occurrence and diagnosis of such injuries, assess the level of athlete adherence to rehabilitation programs, and examine the frequency of injury recurrence. The researcher employed a descriptive survey methodology, utilizing a questionnaire as the primary tool for data collection. The data were subjected to rigorous statistical analysis, and the scientific implications were clearly derived. The results indicate that the majority of the club's athletes have experienced lower-limb injuries, with varying frequencies of recurrence. Furthermore, the data highlight the pivotal role of the physical therapist in diagnosing these injuries and developing appropriate rehabilitation programs to facilitate and enhance recovery. The researcher recommends conducting separate studies for upper-limb and lower-limb injuries, promoting awareness among athletes through seminars and workshops on sports injuries, and emphasizing the importance of adhering to rehabilitation programs prescribed by injury-treatment specialists.