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Rodríguez-Rivadulla, A., Saavedra-García, M. Á., & Arriaza, R. (2019). Creación y validación de un cuestionario sobre hábitos deportivos y lesiones en el Skateboarding. Apunts: Educación física y deportes, 135, 36-47. https://doi.org/10.5672/APUNTS.2014-0983.ES.(2019/1).135.03
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El Skateboarding ha alcanzado gran popularidad en las últimas décadas y ha sido recientemente incluido entre los deportes de los Juegos Olímpicos de Tokio 2020. Existe consenso acerca de la necesidad de crear una herramienta para el
registro estandarizado de información relativa a los hábitos
deportivos y las lesiones más comunes de los patinadores. El
objetivo de este estudio fue crear y validar el Cuestionario de
hábitos deportivos e historial de lesiones en el Skateboarding
mediante el método Delphi modificado de tres rondas. El
grupo director formado por los autores de este estudio constituyó un panel de 20 expertos que cumplían los criterios de
inclusión: licenciados o graduados en Ciencias de la Actividad Física y el Deporte con experiencia en la realización de
investigación original la participación previa en estudios de
validación de cuestionarios; y/o entrenadores o patinadores
con más de 10 años de experiencia en el Skateboarding. El
grupo director construyó un primer cuestionario que fue revisado, modificado y valorado utilizando una escala Likert (1 a
5) por los expertos en cada ronda. Se adoptaron 15 ítems que
se agrupan en las siguientes dimensiones: datos personales,
hábitos deportivos, hábitos de práctica de Skateboarding e
historial de lesiones.
[Abstract]: Skateboarding has gained great popularity in the past few decades and has recently been declared an Olympic sport for Tokyo 2020. Although attempts to describe the most common injuries in this sport have been made, there is consensus on the need of a tool for the standardized collection of sport habits and skateboarding injury data from skateboarders. The purpose of this study was to create and validate the “Questionnaire of Sport Habits and Injury Record in Skateboarding” through the 3-round modified Delphi method. The steering group was assembled by the authors of the present study. A panel of 20 experts meeting the following criteria was gathered: Sport and Exercise Science graduates with experience in completing original research using questionnaires or previous participation in questionnaire validation studies; and/or skateboarding coaches or professional skateboarders with more than 10 years of experience. The steering group designed a first questionnaire that was reviewed, modified and rated using a Likert scale (1 to 5) by the experts in each round. Items were excluded when the median of the experts’ scores was lower than 3. Consensus was reached after the completion of the 3 rounds. The accepted 15 items that form the questionnaire are grouped into the following dimensions: Personal Data, Sport Habits, Skateboarding Practice Habits and Injury Record.
[Abstract]: Skateboarding has gained great popularity in the past few decades and has recently been declared an Olympic sport for Tokyo 2020. Although attempts to describe the most common injuries in this sport have been made, there is consensus on the need of a tool for the standardized collection of sport habits and skateboarding injury data from skateboarders. The purpose of this study was to create and validate the “Questionnaire of Sport Habits and Injury Record in Skateboarding” through the 3-round modified Delphi method. The steering group was assembled by the authors of the present study. A panel of 20 experts meeting the following criteria was gathered: Sport and Exercise Science graduates with experience in completing original research using questionnaires or previous participation in questionnaire validation studies; and/or skateboarding coaches or professional skateboarders with more than 10 years of experience. The steering group designed a first questionnaire that was reviewed, modified and rated using a Likert scale (1 to 5) by the experts in each round. Items were excluded when the median of the experts’ scores was lower than 3. Consensus was reached after the completion of the 3 rounds. The accepted 15 items that form the questionnaire are grouped into the following dimensions: Personal Data, Sport Habits, Skateboarding Practice Habits and Injury Record.
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