Characteristics of injuries during judo club activities among senior high school students:

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  • 高等学校の柔道部活動における負傷事故の特徴：
  • 高等学校の柔道部活動における負傷事故の特徴 : 災害共済給付データの計量テキスト分析から
  • コウトウ ガッコウ ノ ジュウドウブ カツドウ ニ オケル フショウ ジコ ノ トクチョウ : サイガイ キョウサイ キュウフ データ ノ ケイリョウ テキスト ブンセキ カラ
  • Results of quantitative text analysis of data from the “Injury and Accident Mutual Aid Benefit System”
  • 災害共済給付データの計量テキスト分析から

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The present study was performed to identify the characteristics responsible for injuries in senior high school judo clubs. Data were collected from the “Injury and Accident Mutual Aid Benefit System” provided by the Japan Sports Council. First, the injury occurrence rates by sex and grade were analyzed by the All Japan High School Athletic Federation, based on the number of judo club members. Then, the characteristics of the injuries were identified using the quantitative text analysis software package “KH Coder”.<br> 　The main results were as follows:<br> 　(1) The injury occurrence rate was highest in the 1st grade, less high in the 2nd grade, and lowest in the 3rd grade.<br> 　(2) The quantitative text analysis revealed that descriptions were primarily available for head and neck injuries in boys and knee injuries in girls.<br> 　(3) The most common descriptions were related to accidents during judo throws, especially in 1st grade boys. Furthermore, in relation to throwing techniques, many accidents in 1st graders occurred during randori (sparring), and in boys also during extensive throw training. Moreover, many accidents occurred during competition in 2nd and 3rd grader boys. In relation to throwing technique, injures during uke (throwing) were the most common, especially in the 1st grade and among boys.<br> 　This comprehensive analysis of information has revealed the causes of accidents in judo, providing essential knowledge for safety in the sport. This emphasizes the importance of continuous investigation and analysis of judo-related accidents.

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