Comparison of Injury Occurrence in Czech Rugby Women with Countries Abroad

Title: Comparison of occurence injuries in Czech women ragby with foreign states Objective: Objective of my thesis is comparison of occurrence injuries in Czech women rugby with selected foreign states. Further it focus on individual types of injuries by post on the pitch, its causes and on the various preventive measures that can preclude its occurence. Method: For the research it was used method of non-standardized questionnaire with closed and semi-closed questions. The questionnaire was managed in English language on server (survio.com.) and was sended to women teams in six foreign states. Total was answered 73 questionnares. For the analysis of the data obtained was used software Microsoft Excel 2016. Results: The results showed that in the teams in the selected foreign states the most occur ligament injuries (26%), followed by dislocations (20%), fractures (18%), concussions of brain (16%), injury lacerations (15%) and other serious injuries (5%). Of the total number of injuries (51%) feel on attackers and (49%) on the players of scrum. The most injuries occur during defensive tackling (64%) and attacking (29%). The overall average duration of treatment was 2 months and 5 days. Injuries by individual parts of body were the most on lower limbs (36,8%). The following parts were upper limbs..