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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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Greater Trochanteric Pain Syndrome – A Pain in the Butt

Greater trochanteric pain syndrome affects athletes’ sporting performance, sleep, mobility, and quality of life. Samantha Nupen delves in...

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Beyond the Basics: Exploring Active Injury Surveillance

Injury surveillance is essential when managing athletes. However, it remains challenging due to the complex biopsychosocial interplay. Ke...

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It’s Never Just a Hamstring Strain

Samantha Nupen explores the intricacies of a “simple’ hamstring strain and what to assess and manage for an athlete to return to sport in...

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No Trojan Horse: Strength Reduces Injury

Strength underpins performance across multiple sporting codes. Equestrian is no different. Christie Wolhuter explains the essential compo...

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Demands of Sport: Show Jumping

Show jumping demands holistic conditioning to prevent injuries, and clinicians must provide effective rehabilitation for injured riders, ...

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Strengthen to Succeed: The Power of Land-Based Training for Injury-Prevention Dressage Athletes

Strength training for dressage athletes plays a vital role in injury prevention by improving overall body strength, stability, and joint ...

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Unlocking the Mystery: Double Crush Syndrome

Samantha Nupen explores this syndrome’s pathology and effective physiotherapy management.

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The Straw That Broke the Horse’s Back: Is Lower Back Pain Self-limiting in Equestrians?

Equestrian is a sport that combines power and skill from both the riders and the horse. This unique blend of animal physical capacity and ...

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Posterior heel pain: the Physiotherapist's Achilles' heel?

Posterior heel pain is a common complaint seen in outpatient clinics. Just as all elbow pain is not tennis elbow, all posterior heel pain ...

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The new paradigm in physical therapy

High-performance sports environments continue to drive injury prevention research, with non-professional athletes benefiting from the ...

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The Soft Tissue Injury Management Toolbox

There are many approaches to the physiotherapist’s management of soft tissue injuries. Samantha Nupen explores these treatment choices and ...

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Summiting shoulder injuries: prevention, rehabilitation, and return to sport

Shoulder pain affects performance and daily life at all participation levels. In early 2022, a consensus group aimed to establish the best ...

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The reality of sports injury prediction: lots of effort with little reward

As the world looks forward to the unique spectacle of a northern hemisphere winter football World Cup, Jason Tee examines the science ...

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Finish line SPRINT: is an evidence-based approach the gold standard?

Practitioners continue to learn how to apply the latest evidence in clinical practice. Telehealth and ease of access encourage athletes to ...

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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 ...

Expert Contributors

Eurico Marques

Eurico Marques is the editor of Sports Injury Bulletin, a Physiotherapist and former professional footballer with extensive experience in ...

Alicia Filley

Alicia Filley, PT, MS is the former editor and a long-time contributor to Sports Injury Bulletin and its sister publication Peak P...

Chris Mallac

Chris is a highly qualified Physiotherapist and Educator. He’s worked with elite level State and National rugby and football teams in A...

Jason Tee

Jason Tee, PhD is a Certified Strength and Conditioning coach and researcher in athletic performance, focusing on injury reduction and ...

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A tale of two halves: the differences in muscle stiffness during menstruation

Assessing the differences in muscle stiffness measured with shear wave elastography and myotonometer during the menstrual cycle in young ...

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Navigating sports medicine’s ‘Bermuda Triangle’ - part II

In Part II of navigating athletic groin pain, Candice MacMillan outlines the treatment and rehabilitation of these injuries in the context ...

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Navigating Sports Medicine’s ‘Bermuda Triangle’ – Part I

Groin pain remains a challenging sports injury to manage. The complex regional anatomy provides practitioners with the unenviable task of ...

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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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Serving up spondyloarthritis: time for a clinical hawkeye

Spondyloarthritis is an uncommon collection of chronic inflammatory systemic disorders. Athletic populations may be at greater risk of ...

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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 remains ...

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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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Divide and conquer: using subgroups to manage Achilles tendinopathy

Achilles tendinopathy is a common yet complex condition to treat. New findings suggest subgrouping patients could enhance treatment and ...

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Overuse injuries

Back in the Game: A Criteria-Driven RTS Path

Greater Trochanteric Pain Syndrome – A Pain in the Butt

Beyond the Basics: Exploring Active Injury Surveillance

It’s Never Just a Hamstring Strain

No Trojan Horse: Strength Reduces Injury

Demands of Sport: Show Jumping

Strengthen to Succeed: The Power of Land-Based Training for Injury-Prevention Dressage Athletes

Unlocking the Mystery: Double Crush Syndrome

The Straw That Broke the Horse’s Back: Is Lower Back Pain Self-limiting in Equestrians?

Posterior heel pain: the Physiotherapist's Achilles' heel?

The new paradigm in physical therapy

The Soft Tissue Injury Management Toolbox

Summiting shoulder injuries: prevention, rehabilitation, and return to sport

The reality of sports injury prediction: lots of effort with little reward

Finish line SPRINT: is an evidence-based approach the gold standard?