Risk assessment of competitive injuries in college basketball from a biomechanical perspective

Abstract

Personal safety is of vital importance to college students in basketball competitions. Sports injuries can have a serious impact on students and may also affect the overall development of the team and personal future. Therefore, preventing and reducing injuries of college students in basketball competitions has become the primary task of universities and teams. This article analyzes the injuries of athletes in basketball by deeply understanding the eight aspects of thought, pre-match preparation, technical errors, exercise load, physical and psychological state, organizational methods, rule violations, and protective equipment. This paper constructs a linear model for predicting the probability of injury risk in college basketball sports function analysis based on the perspective of biomechanics, which involves the technical field of sports function analysis. The injury risk probability prediction model established based on 8-directional data calculates the predicted value of the player’s injury risk probability to monitor the trend change of the player’s physical fitness. It can provide data support for the coaching team to reasonably arrange training and competitions, and provide a basis for reducing the occurrence of injuries.