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Sportphysio 2019; 07(01): 37-43
DOI: 10.1055/a-0818-3078
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Die Bedeutung der HWS für Gleichgewicht und Sport

Konstantin Beinert
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Torsten Brauner
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01 February 2019 (online)

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Die Auslöser für Nackenschmerzen kennen viele Sportler: einmal zu hart trainiert, vom Gegner unsanft zu Fall gebracht – die Ursachen sind vielfältig. Was aber kaum jemand weiß: Nackenschmerzen können auch die Leistung beinträchtigen. Hier erfahren Sie, warum das so ist und welche Aspekte beim Training zu beachten sind.

 

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