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Sports is Medicine: Managing High Blood Pressure

Sports is Medicine: Managing High Blood Pressure

Worldwide, the leading risk factor for death is raised blood pressure (BP), and as a result, better BP control could save more lives than...
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Achilles Tendon Rehabilitation: Maximize Anabolic Tendon Remodeling

Achilles Tendon Rehabilitation: Maximize Anabolic Tendon Remodeling

Unlock the secrets of Achilles tendon rehabilitation with Renée Da Silva, as she reveals crucial insights for clinicians to optimize exer...
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No Trojan Horse: Strength Reduces Injury

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

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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Is AI the Future of Sports Rehabilitation?

Is AI the Future of Sports Rehabilitation?

Watch out! The age of artificial intelligence (AI) is here – the global ecosystem is rapidly evolving, and the sports therapy industry ne...
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Golf: Getting to Grips with Low Back Pain

Golf: Getting to Grips with Low Back Pain

Renée Da Silva provides clinicians with suggestions for minimizing low back pain and injury to improve performance and keep athletes swin...
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Hamstring Power: Isometric Training

Hamstring Power: Isometric Training

Danny Lum provides practitioners with recommendations on the inclusion of isometric hamstring training. He discusses a progressive guide ...
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Mirror, Mirror, on the Wall: Common Back Pain Misconceptions

Mirror, Mirror, on the Wall: Common Back Pain Misconceptions

Edel O’Hagan debunks common misconceptions about back pain, empowering clinicians and athletes to make informed decisions for effective m...
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Sports Injury Bulletin Vol 22 Issue 2
This month, get insight and expertise on:
  • Post-achilles tendon repair
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    Peace of Mind: Autoregulation Blood Flow Restriction

    Peace of Mind: Autoregulation Blood Flow Restriction

    Blood flow restriction continues to grab the attention of sports medicine practitioners. However, the negative post-exercise consequences ...
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    Strengthen to Succeed: The Power of Land-Based Training for Injury-Prevention Dressage Athletes

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

    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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    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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    Time crunch: strength training in triathletes

    Time crunch: strength training in triathletes

    Triathlon training is time-consuming, and athletes prioritize endurance training to improve performance. However, what if strength training ...
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    The Great Cover Up: does hopping for distance mask lower limb asymmetry?

    The Great Cover Up: does hopping for distance mask lower limb asymmetry?

    Single leg hops for distance have become a hallmark of return to sport decision-making following knee injuries. However, the test results ...
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    Eyes-up: sensorimotor integration issues post whiplash-associated disorders

    Eyes-up: sensorimotor integration issues post whiplash-associated disorders

    Sensorimotor integration is often affected following traumatic head and neck injuries. However, the signs and symptoms are not always ...
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    Case Report: James Harden’s Hamstring Hardships

    Case Report: James Harden’s Hamstring Hardships

    Hamstring strain injuries are one of the most common soft tissue injuries. Persistent neuromuscular deficits in eccentric strength and ...

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    Supermom: return to participation and performance post-partum

    Supermom: return to participation and performance post-partum

    Return to sport following pregnancy can be a difficult transition. Nonhlanhla Mkumbuzi outlines the multidisciplinary approach and ...
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    Navigating sports medicine’s ‘Bermuda Triangle’ - part II

    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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    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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    Demands of Sport: Part V – Braking new ground

    Demands of Sport: Part V – Braking new ground

    The role of deceleration on injury etiology and prevention continues to gather the attention of sports medicine practitioners. U...
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    Slowing down to speed up - restoring strength with isometric and eccentric training

    Slowing down to speed up - restoring strength with isometric and eccentric training

    Both isometric and eccentric training is vital for musculotendinous injury rehabilitation. However, practical recommendation on combining ...
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    Does the early bird outperform the worm?

    Does the early bird outperform the worm?

    Soccer Football - Women's Super League - Manchester United v Everton - Manchester United's Kirsty Hanson in action with Everton's G...
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    Demands of Sport: Part IV - Chasing rehabilitation goals: performance foundations

    Demands of Sport: Part IV - Chasing rehabilitation goals: performance foundations

    Acceleration is the foundation of sports performance - the quicker, the better. However, injury severely impacts acceleration, and its ...
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    Brace yourself – neck strength in combat sport.

    Brace yourself – neck strength in combat sport.

    Concussions are nothing new in the world of contact sports, and for those who participate in combat sports, this is no exception. Joe C...

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