Analysis of injuries during parkour classes in parkour gym
Abstract
Title: Analysis of injuries during parkouru classes in parkour gym Objectives: The aim of this thesis is to analyze injuries that occurred during the observed period in the parkour gym In Motion Academy s.r.o. Methods: The main method used was structured observation, during which the author recorded individual injuries into a prepared data collection form. To supplement the necessary data regarding each injury, a questioning method was also employed. Subsequently, a content analysis of the collected data was conducted, including the calculation of injury incidence per 1,000 hours of performed activity. Results: During 110 taught lessons at In Motion Academy s.r.o., a total of 24 injuries occurred, corresponding to an injury rate of 12.74 injuries per 1,000 hours of activity. Age groups did not have a direct effect on injury occurrence; however, a higher number of injuries was observed in beginner and advanced skill groups compared to mildly advanced participants. Injuries most frequently occurred in the second half of the main phase of the lesson. The most injury-prone lesson topic was the speedrun, during which seven injuries occurred. The most risky element, also with seven injuries, was obstacle vaulting. The most common injury mechanism was impact and falling, accounting for nine injuries....
Fields of Study & Subjects
Sports injuries and prevention
Injury Epidemiology and Prevention
Winter Sports Injuries and Performance
Publication details
- Journal / source
- Digital Repository (National Repository of Grey Literature)
- Publication date
- 1 January 2026
- Language
- CS
- Document type
- Thesis