Effect of Rehabilitation Exercises with the Help of Physiotherapy Devices to Treat Partial Tear Connective Muscles for Football Players
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Rehabilitation plays an active role in the treatment of sports injuries and in addition it also reduces the chances of injury. The problem of the research is that the connective muscles consist of five muscles connected from the thigh bone to the pelvic bones near the pubic bone, and they all work to join the leg to the other leg and that the weakest place in these muscles is near the place where they connect to the pelvic bone This place is rich in nerves but lacks good blood nourishment. Because some football players, especially players who do not do exercises to strengthen the connective thigh muscles and increase their flexibility and range of motion, where the injury occurs and the pain is severe with a partial loss of joint strength.
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