Wounding Factors Analysis of Sports Injury among College High-level Volleyball Players

By use of literature review, questionnaires, mathematical statistics, follow-up investigation, and on-the-spot watching high-level volleyball games, 60 players (36 females and 24 males) from 4 colleges and universities in the southwest, 20.77 years old in average, who have played the game for about 6 to 11years, were invited to participate in our study. They had the experience of playing the National Volleyball League matches, collegiate volleyball matches and provincial matches. 5 percent of them had even attended World Junior Volleyball Championship. In a period of 3 years, the author has made a follow-up investigation of 113 cases of sports injuries among these players. On the basis of the new trend and characteristics found in sports injuries of high-level volleyball matches and by application of sports anatomy, training science, sports medicine, a multi-level, multi-angle research was made about the relevant wounding factors of sports injuries observed in volleyball matches, which might serve as a reference for people of the same profession.