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Sports Injury Bulletin Vol 21 Issue 11
This month, get insight and expertise on:
  • A criteria-driven RTS path
  • Football conditioning games
  • Managing Hallux Valgus in athletes
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    Back in the Game: A Criteria-Driven RTS Path

    Back in the Game: A Criteria-Driven RTS Path

    Return to performance pathways evolve as clinicians rethink and interpret existing protocols to meet their environments. Kelly MacKenzie ...
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    Protector or antagonist: managing blisters in athletes

    Protector or antagonist: managing blisters in athletes

    A blister is a small pocket of fluid that forms between the skin layers. It’s like a cushion that helps protect the skin from further ...
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    Balancing act: incidence and prevalence of triathlon injuries

    Balancing act: incidence and prevalence of triathlon injuries

    Triathlons’ popularity continues to grow. As more athletes participate in the sport, researchers get greater insight into the incidence and ...
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    Painful puzzles: the potent power of exercise

    Painful puzzles: the potent power of exercise

    Athletes frequently play sports in the presence of pain. Yet, clinicians often prescribe pain-free exercise. What if pain-free exercise ...
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    Exercise monitoring for a stellar innings

    Exercise monitoring for a stellar innings

    Exercise monitoring is an important factor in injury prevention. However, cricket is a sport with vastly different positional demands, thus ...
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    Case report: Klay Thompson’s injury journey

    Case report: Klay Thompson’s injury journey

    An injury will, directly and indirectly, affect the entire kinetic chain. Therefore, practitioners should develop holistic clinical ...
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    The eagle has landed: a soft landing prevents a multitude of injuries in female athletes

    The eagle has landed: a soft landing prevents a multitude of injuries in female athletes

    The relationship between Landing Error Scoring System performance and injury in female collegiate athletes
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    Functional ankle instability: jumping for joy?

    Functional ankle instability: jumping for joy?

    New research suggests that the addition of plyometric training for ankle injury rehabilitation improves proprioception in athletes with ...

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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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    Rugby’s effect on spine health

    Rugby’s effect on spine health

    Rugby Union - Ireland v France -2021 Ireland's Garry Ringrose is tackled by France's Gael Fickou REUTERS/Brian Lawless
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    Why inflammation after muscle injury isn't a bad thing

    Why inflammation after muscle injury isn't a bad thing

    2019 France's Renelle Lamote sustains an injury during her semi final REUTERS/Ibraheem Al Omari
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    Running injuries: the art and science of prediction

    Running injuries: the art and science of prediction

    Andrew Hamilton looks at new evidence identifying key biomechanical characteristics of running gait that can predict injury in recreational ...
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    Treat the film or the feeling - a review of middle-aged runners

    Treat the film or the feeling - a review of middle-aged runners

    Rowers Paul and Bernhard Sieber run at Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 2015. // Marcelo Maragni
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    Shock and Awe: The Role of ESWT in Healing Athletes

    Shock and Awe: The Role of ESWT in Healing Athletes

    Following on from our recent article on the use of extracorporeal shockwave therapy in adhesive capsulitis, Chris Mallac takes a wider look ...
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    Snow sport injuries: know the risks, aid prevention

    Snow sport injuries: know the risks, aid prevention

    Andrew Hamilton looks at what the most recent research has to say regarding injury risk and prevention for skiers and snowboarders, and the ...
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    Snow sports: time to think about injury prevention

    Snow sports: time to think about injury prevention

    Andrew Hamilton looks at what the scientific research has to say regarding snow sports injury and injury prevention.

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