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Breaking boundaries: the 130km/h barrier

Breaking boundaries: the 130km/h barrier

Female cricketers continue to break performance barriers, particularly with pace bowling. However, speed differences remain between male ...
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The buzz around women’s cricket: does increased participation lead to more injuries?

The buzz around women’s cricket: does increased participation lead to more injuries?

Women’s cricket is becoming more popular in countries all over the world. However, the evidence around injury risk factors is limited. Jo...
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The red zone: low energy availability in male athletes

The red zone: low energy availability in male athletes

Low energy availability is well-recognized in female athletes. However, aesthetic, weight class, and lean sports may require male athlete...
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Heading in the right direction – understanding sports-related concussion in female athletes

Heading in the right direction – understanding sports-related concussion in female athletes

Sports-related concussions (SRC) occur in most sports at all levels. However, female athletes experience more concussions and worse outco...
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Cover me! Understanding dermatology in Sports and Exercise Medicine – part II

Cover me! Understanding dermatology in Sports and Exercise Medicine – part II

Dermatoses describe any skin defect or lesion on the skin, and clinicians categorize them according to etiology. Furthermore, clinicians ...
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The control-chaos continuum: A thinking tool for rehabilitation professionals

The control-chaos continuum: A thinking tool for rehabilitation professionals

Africa Cup of Nations - Group C - Morocco v Comoros - Stade Ahmadou Ahidjo, Yaounde, Cameroon - Comoros' El Fardou Ben Nabouhane in actio...
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Optimal Loading in Rehabilitation: finding the ‘sweet spot.’

Optimal Loading in Rehabilitation: finding the ‘sweet spot.’

There is an undisputed role for exercise in the early rehabilitative phase of soft tissue injuries. However, exercise prescription remain...
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Context is queen: filling the gaping hole in Sports and Exercise Medicine research and practice

Context is queen: filling the gaping hole in Sports and Exercise Medicine research and practice

Nonhlanhla Mkumbuzi explores the gaps in research and discusses the inclusion of context as a critical determining factor when designing ...
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    Practice makes progress: evidence, experience, and expectations in rehabilitation design

    Practice makes progress: evidence, experience, and expectations in rehabilitation design

    Sports medicine professionals aim to use the latest evidence in athlete rehabilitation. However, the reality of evidence-based injury ...
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    Breast support - only the balls should bounce!

    Breast support - only the balls should bounce!

    The breast has limited anatomical support and can move 15cm during running. Nicola Brown discusses the consequences of breast movement and ...
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    Periodization: game, set, and the menstrual cycle

    Periodization: game, set, and the menstrual cycle

    The menstrual cycle occurs approximately monthly in women of reproductive age. The hormonal fluctuations affect the cardiovascular, ...
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    Sleeping sporting beauties: Part II – optimizing recovery and sleep

    Sleeping sporting beauties: Part II – optimizing recovery and sleep

    The effects of sleep on performance are well understood. In part two, Tracy Ward explores the sleep-recovery relationship and provides ...
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    No time to snooze: the athlete’s sleep paradox

    No time to snooze: the athlete’s sleep paradox

    Sleep is essential for athletic performance and recovery, affecting both cognitive and physical health. However, athletes continue to fall ...
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    What’s your story? How to make sense of and create meaning in injury experiences

    What’s your story? How to make sense of and create meaning in injury experiences

    Artistic Gymnastics - Final - Women's Individual All-Around Final - Jade Barbosa (BRA) of Brazil is tended to after injuring her ankle ...
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    Long COVID: returning athletes from the deep

    Long COVID: returning athletes from the deep

    As the COVID-19 pandemic poses a great public health challenge. While the initial virus infection stressed every country’s healthcare ...
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    Autoregulation: The solution to the rehab programming puzzle

    Autoregulation: The solution to the rehab programming puzzle

    Rehabilitation programs aim to recondition the injured tissue site to be pain-free and cope with the physical demands of the sport. Jason T...

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    Winning at all costs: mind over matter

    Winning at all costs: mind over matter

    Tokyo 2020 Olympics - Athletics - Men's High Jump - Final- OLS - Olympic Stadium, Tokyo, Japan – August 1, 2021. Mutaz Essa Barshim of Q...
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    Stressed out: finding the optimal loading strategy for tibial and metatarsal bone stress injuries

    Stressed out: finding the optimal loading strategy for tibial and metatarsal bone stress injuries

    Treating bone stress injuries usually involves a period of reduced weight-bearing and immobilization. However, bones benefit from bearing ...
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    Playing fast and loose: the implications of joint hypermobility syndrome

    Playing fast and loose: the implications of joint hypermobility syndrome

    Female athletes with persistent musculoskeletal pain may suffer from joint hypermobility syndrome. Though often overlooked, it is ...
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    Breaking free: the role of gender in sports injury

    Breaking free: the role of gender in sports injury

    2016 Rio Olympics - Handball - Final - Anna Sen (RUS) of Russia, Estelle Nze Minko (FRA) of France and Alexandra Lacrabere (FRA) of France ...
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    Breaking protocol: using the four pillars of exercise prescription to enhance rehab

    Breaking protocol: using the four pillars of exercise prescription to enhance rehab

    Clinical pathways and protocols often dictate exercise prescription based on the diagnosis. However, as Tracy Ward explains, understanding ...
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    Representation in sports research: are girls just one of the boys?

    Representation in sports research: are girls just one of the boys?

    Nov 28, 2020; Columbia, MO, USA; Vanderbilt Commodores kicker Sarah Fuller (32) before the game against the Missouri Tigers Credit: Hunter D...
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    Conservative management of hip avulsion injuries

    Conservative management of hip avulsion injuries

    2017 England’s Ruben Loftus-Cheek holds his hip REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
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    COVID-19 and athletes – an update III

    COVID-19 and athletes – an update III

    Monaco - August 2020. Jakob Ingebrigtsen wearing a mask celebrates after the men's 1500m REUTERS/Eric Gaillard

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