Keywords
Posture
Patologies
Alterations
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Abstract
Introduction: Surfing is a sport that has become popular and expanded around the world, hence the importance of knowing the changes that can occur due to its practice.
Methods: A systematic review of non-experimental cross-sectional studies was carried out in databases such as: PubMed, Scopus, Annual Reviews, Sport Discus and PEDro, following the parameters of the PRISMA structure.
Results: the results of the study changes in position due to the practice of Surfing and it was found that amateur (recreational) surf athletes have a greater incidence in postural deviations than professionals. In relation to postural alterations, the most affected area of the body is the lumbar region and among the most common alterations in the upper region are deviations of the anterior and lateral shoulder.
Conclusion: It is concluded that the practice of surfing creates modifications that alter the posture due to the gesture of the sport and that are conditioned based on the practice time and level of the practitioner.
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