Physiotherapy on tennis players shoulder joint pain and amplitudes

The object: shoulder joint range of motion, pain assessment. Research problem: Increasing physical activity among non-professional sportsmen is a positive thing. However, the characteristics of the chosen sport, sometimes causing unwanted complications. Physically active people who play tennis counterirritants permanent and rotating repetitive movements can increase the risk of damage to the shoulder joint and the surrounding structures. Physical therapy can be a good preventive and therapeutic tool. The aim: to determine the effects of physical therapy in chronic shoulder joint pain tennis player. Objectives of the study: 1. Rate shoulder joint movements and range of motion before and after physiotherapy. 2. Rate shoulder joint pain before and after physiotherapy. The study hypothesis: We believe that the targeted individual physiotherapy treatments can relieve pain and hearth shoulder joint range of motion of a tennis player. Methods of research: 1. Analysis of the literature. 2. Testing 3. Mathematical Statistics. Test: It was tested physically active - male (n = 12). All subjects participated in the study voluntarily, and in particular they have been informed about the prospective study, its purpose, and the method used to obtain the data anonymous. Subjects were non-professional tennis players. The mean age was 32-35 years old, the dominant hand (right). Conclusion: • Applied appropriate physical therapy lasted for 6 weeks significantly (p <0.05) improvement in the experimental group on the right shoulder joint range of motion. • Applied appropriate physical therapy lasted for 6 weeks significantly (p