TRAINING TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT AND FINANCIAL CONSEQUENCES OF SPORTS INJURIES
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5937/Rev2196027AKeywords:
training technology, management functions, financial effects, sports injuriesAbstract
Sports injuries are an integral part of engaging in sports activities and occur both during training and in competition. Therefore, they can significantly affect the training process, which is why it is necessary to rationally approach the evaluation and treatment of the resulting injury, as well as the subsequent functional rehabilitation of athletes, in order to minimize the negative injury effects. The economic aspects and the significance of ankle injury have been examined in a sample of the highest paid soccer players in the world. The results indicated a functionally independent relationship between the frequency and intensity of injury, on the one hand, and chronological age, the value of transfers, and athletic performance efficacy on the other. In order to properly manage the training process in an incident situation, it is necessary to rationally approach the evaluation and treatment of injuries, as well as subsequent functional rehabilitation of athletes, in order to minimize the negative effects of injuries. question. Namely, in the most popular sports, top athletes earn astronomical earnings by engaging in sports activities. Therefore, their absence from training and competition has significant financial consequences. Management of the training process today requires significant involvement of management functions due to the need to articulate numerous factors influencing the training process and its final effects in an appropriate manner and to optimize the allocation of available resources to achieve planned goals. This demand is more and more present due to the fact that today, in top competitive sports, large financial resources are being used as a consequence of the increasingly valuable sports product that athletes, sports experts and sports organizations create.
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