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There's no compelling evidence that a pinched nerve is more likely to affect athletes in one sport more than in another. However, because the condition often involves overuse and repetitive movements, racquet sports, track and field, gymnastics, and weight lifting are activities that set the stage for pinched nerves.
A pinched nerve is a nerve under pressure. This pressure often comes from surrounding bone or soft tissues. A nerve under enough pressure will lose its ability to carry accurate signals, and its wayward signals can cause a variety of sensations in the body. For example, when a nerve is pinched or compressed, it can trigger the nerve to falsely signal pain. The compression also can limit the nerveâs ability to control the muscles it serves. One of the most common places for a pinched nerve to occur is within the spine.