Shoulder pain is a common syndrome in swimming and affects a large number of
competitive swimmers. The purpose of the study was to investigate the relationship between …

Objectives: To investigate the prevalence of shoulder pain in competitive swimmers and find
out the characteristics of pain as well as its relation to anthropometric and sports factors …

BACKGROUND Swimming is enjoyed by athletes of all ages, and shoulder pain is a
common problem. Clinicians identify impairments which impact shoulder pain and these …

OBJECTIVE: To investigate shoulder pain incidence rates and selected risk factors for
shoulder pain in competitive swimmers. DESIGN: 12-month prospective cohort study …

Background The term “swimmer's shoulder” was first introduced in 1974 by Kennedy and
Hawkins to describe a common condition among competitive swimmers characterized by …

Objectives To determine the relationship and predictive value of isometric shoulder strength
in the development of shoulder pain in young swimmers. Design Prospective, cohort study …

Objectives The prevalence of shoulder pain in young swimmers is high. Shoulder rotation
strength and the ratio of internal to external rotation strength have been reported as potential …

A common complaint of competitive swimmers is shoulder pain. The purposes of this study
were to: 1) provide normative data on shoulder flexibility in swimmers, 2) determine if a …

Shoulder pain is the most important symptom that affects competitive swimmers, with a
prevalence between 40–91%[1-3], and it constitutes a special syndrome called the …

Objective: The objective of this study is to describe the practice habits, injury frequency, and
attitudes and behaviors concerning shoulder pain in high school-aged competitive …