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Triathlon Injuries: Common Pathologies & Cautionary Measures for Athletes

Discover common injuries in triathlon athletes. Learn about cervical spine & shoulder issues in swimming, cycling-related pains, and running segment pathologies. Take caution and prevent injuries. Thank you for your attention!

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Triathlon Injuries: Common Pathologies & Cautionary Measures for Athletes

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  1. INJURIES IN TRIATHLON COMMON PATOLOGIES IN THE TRIATHLON SPORTS DISCIPLINE

  2. SWIMMING SEGMENT Caution all those athletes who have suffered or have problems at the level: • Of the cervical spine (by the movement that is realized when turning the head to be able to breathe) • At shoulder level, such as rotator cuff tendinitis or old shoulder dislocations

  3. CYCLING SEGMENT

  4. At thecolumnlevel: • Cervical: Pain produced by the position of the cervical spine during the competition. • Lumbar: Overload due to incorrect handlebar position.

  5. Superior member: • Pain in inflammation in the tensors of the fingers.

  6. Lowermember: • Pains in the perineal area. • Tendonitis of the patellar tendon. • Tendonitis of the Achilles tendon. • Goose leg tendonitis.

  7. RUNNING SEGMENT

  8. At kneelevel: • Tendonitis of thepatellartendon. • Iliotibial band syndrome. • Bursitis. • Poplitealmuscletendonitis.

  9. In theanklejoint: • Tibial periostitis. • Stress fractures.

  10. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR ATTENTION!

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