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The Hidden Burden of Elite Sport

The Hidden Burden of Elite Sport

by Nick PereiraNick Pereira
Nick Pereira highlights the demands on elite-sport staff across various levels of sports, examines the consequences of chronic strain, draws parallels with the healthcare burnout ...

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Sports Injury Bulletin Vol 23 Issue 1
This month, get insight and expertise on:
  • Exercise and endometriosis
  • Youth soccer overuse injures
  • Demands on elite sport staff

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    Optimizing Cricket Performance: The Role of S&C

    Optimizing Cricket Performance: The Role of S&C

    To underpin the design, delivery, and evaluation of strength and conditioning programs aimed at optimizing performance and reducing injury ...
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    Little Leaguer’s Shoulder

    Little Leaguer’s Shoulder

    Juvenile athletes are particularly susceptible to growth plate-related injuries, especially when subjected to high training and competition ...
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    From Bench to Bedside: Updates on PRP Therapy in SEM

    From Bench to Bedside: Updates on PRP Therapy in SEM

    Platelet-rich plasma therapy is emerging as one of the most promising regenerative tools in sports and exercise medicine. Collin Filley ...
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    AI in Diagnosing and Treating Sports Injuries

    AI in Diagnosing and Treating Sports Injuries

    Artificial intelligence continues to evolve at a rapid pace. As its use in medicine continues to expand, clinicians must stay current. ...

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    Recovery in Cricket: Building the Foundations

    Recovery in Cricket: Building the Foundations

    George Dunlop explores the principles of recovery in cricket, focusing on the interplay between load management, biomechanics, and tissue ...
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    Caught out by the Skin

    Caught out by the Skin

    Cricket places unique demands on the skin, nails, and soft tissues. Lena Ly and Alex Chamberlain uncover what lies underneath the body’s ...
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    The Fast Bowlers’ Ankle

    The Fast Bowlers’ Ankle

    Fast bowling has unique biomechanical demands. the lumbar spine is typically the focus for clinicians working with these athletes, but the ...
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    Prevention of Lumbar Bone Stress Injuries

    Prevention of Lumbar Bone Stress Injuries

    Lumbar bone stress injuries cause the greatest time loss from playing. Angela Jackson unpacks why clinicians must remain vigilant when ...
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    Proximal ITB Enthesopathy

    Proximal ITB Enthesopathy

    Clinicians frequently miss proximal ITB enthesopathy when diagnosing lateral hip pain. Although uncommon, it can stop athletes in their ...
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    Keep Calm and Treat Meniscus Tears Without Surgery

    Keep Calm and Treat Meniscus Tears Without Surgery

    Meniscus tears continue to be at the centre of surgical vs. non-surgical management. Kieran Richardson discusses how conservative ...
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    Clinical Tools: The Evolution of Dynamometry

    Clinical Tools: The Evolution of Dynamometry

    Technology plays a massive role in our daily lives, and sports medicine is no different. As clinicians integrate technology into their ...
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    Training Load and Adaptation in Rehabilitation

    Training Load and Adaptation in Rehabilitation

    In sports rehabilitation, optimizing training load is critical for both recovery and performance enhancement. Jason Tee explores training ...
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    Managing Pace Bowler Workloads

    When talking about load management in cricket, most clinicians and practitioners would likely refer to the management of pace bowlers. ...
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    The Link Between REA, Selection Bias, and Injury in Youth Sports

    The Link Between REA, Selection Bias, and Injury in Youth Sports

    Joshua Smith examines the relationship between RAE, selection bias, and injury, and provides practical guidance for coaches and sports ...
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    Targeted Supplementation for Recovery and Performance

    Targeted Supplementation for Recovery and Performance

    Once known for their role in aesthetics, collagen and creatine have the potential to enhance performance and injury recovery. Shauna ...
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    Operating in Complexity: Applying Military Strategy to Sports Medicine

    Operating in Complexity: Applying Military Strategy to Sports Medicine

    Sports injury risk reduction is complex and creates a challenge for sports medicine practitioners. Jason Tee discusses how they can apply ...
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