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El objetivo del estudio fue determinar las lesiones mas frecuentes en jugadores espanoles de elite de balonmano playa. Ochenta deportistas de elite de, procedentes de veinte diferentes clubs participantes en el Arena Handball Tour de la Real Federacion Espanola de Balonmano, participaron voluntariamente en el estudio. Para el tratamiento de los datos se realizo el test Chi-cuadrado (x 2 ) para pruebas no parametricas. El analisis estadistico de los resultados ( p < .05) indico que la region corporal en la que se produjeron mas lesiones fueron las extremidades inferiores (54.2%), mas concretamente los musculos isquiotibiales (23.7%) y el diagnostico mas repetido esguince (28.8%). El tipo de lesion mas reiterada fue la nueva lesion (66.1%), siendo el impacto (57.6%) el modo mas frecuente. Tambien se obtuvieron datos acerca del momento en el que se produjeron mas lesiones, la competicion (61.0%). El 26.3% sufre dolor cronico a causa de una vieja lesion. Este estudio ofrece informacion determinante a especialistas para la prevencion de lesiones en la preparacion de jugadores de elite. Abstract : The aim of the study was to determine the most frequent injuries in elite Spanish beach handball players. Eighty elite athletes from twenty different clubs participating in the Arena Handball Tour of the Royal Spanish Handball Federation voluntarily participated in the study. For the treatment of the data, the Chi-square test was performed (x 2 ) for non-parametric tests. The statistical analysis of the results ( p < .05) indicated that the body region in which there were more injuries were the lower extremities (54.2%), more specifically the hamstring muscles (23.7%) and the most repeated diagnosis was the sprain (28.8%). The most repeated type of injury was firs-time lesion (66.1%), with impact (57.6%) being the most frequent mode. Data were also obtained about the moment in which injuries occur, competition (61.0%). 26.3% suffer chronic pain due to a recurring injury. This study offers decisive information to specialists for the prevention of injuries in the preparation of elite players.

Incidencia lesiva en jugadores españoles de élite de balonmano playa (Incidence of injury in elite Spanish beach handball players)