Background

Movement analysis is a multifaceted field that encompasses various methodologies for studying human motion and behavior across diverse contexts, particularly in sports and rehabilitation.

Aims

This review explores the integration of movement screening tools in predicting musculoskeletal injuries.

Material and methods

The review highlighted the importance of simulation tools, biomechanical analysis, and the significance of machine learning techniques in predicting injuries. The review explored key parameters such as motor control, strength deficits, and movement patterns, the review underscores the potential of predictive models to enhance athlete safety through targeted injury prevention strategies.

Results

Despite advancements, challenges remain in the accuracy of injury predictions due to inconsistencies in injury classification and variability among athletes.

Conclusions

The review advocates for the development of more refined, sport-specific models that incorporate real-time data analysis and wearable technology, ultimately aiming to bridge the gap in current predictive capabilities and improve athlete health outcomes.