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Center of attention: reconsidering the cricketers’ core

At the center of performance lies the core theory. However, the traditional theory continues to drive debate among practitioners. Candice...

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Row, row, row the boat - the consequences of repetitive strain in rowers

Tracy Ward considers the biomechanical and physical aspects of rowing and their contribution to upper extremity injuries and explores inj...

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Mind the gap: Diastasis recti in postpartum athletes

Tracy Ward explains why even elite athletes can suffer from diastasis recti during the postpartum period, and how clinicians can comprehe...

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Perineal injury: release the pressure

Andrew Hamilton investigates the causes of perineal injury in cyclists and what the science says about reducing injury risk.

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Slipping rib syndrome: an obscure cause of thoracic pain?

Andrew Hamilton investigates the role of ‘slipping rib syndrome’ in the etiology of thoracic pain. What role does rib hyper-mobility play...

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Golf: a gentle game that leads to pain

Although golf is regarded by many as a ‘gentle’ sport, the risk of lower back pain among its practitioners is surprisingly high. Andrew H...

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Core injuries

Center of attention: reconsidering the cricketers’ core

Row, row, row the boat - the consequences of repetitive strain in rowers

Mind the gap: Diastasis recti in postpartum athletes

Perineal injury: release the pressure

Slipping rib syndrome: an obscure cause of thoracic pain?