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Proprioception and balance

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Mind Your Head: 2023 Concussion Update

The Concussion in Sport Group has conducted its sixth International Conference. The conference builds upon previous meetings and involved...

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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 a...

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Time crunch: strength training in triathletes

Triathlon training is time-consuming, and athletes prioritize endurance training to improve performance. However, what if strength traini...

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Sports-related concussion: heading football fears

Sports-related concussion continues to grab the headlines in the football industry. The long-term consequences of delayed diagnosis are c...

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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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Different but the same?

Menstrual cycle changes joint laxity in females—Differences between eumenorrhea and oligomenorrhea

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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 obv...

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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 fa...

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Demands of Sport: Part VI – mapping direction change

Change of direction is vital for athletic performance. However, the high injury risk requires athletes to have the appropriate technical ...

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Clearing the confusion – clinical concussion rehabilitation

Concussion research continues to gain the support of sports medicine professionals. However, many remain in the dark regarding the ...

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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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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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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 action ...

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Demands of Sport: Part III - Hold your forces: contextualizing data for return to sport decision-making

The transferability of return to sport assessments and the development of rehabilitation programs based on the outcome of those tests is ...

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Demands of Sport: Part II – Force your way to the top

Assessing the countermovement jump provides clinicians insight into the tissue capacity during rehabilitation and may guide decision-making....

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Demands of Sport: Part I - Force your way to the top

Clinicians must understand the sport’s demands when developing rehabilitation programs for athletes. In this series, Helen Bayne will ...

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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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It’s all about intensity: maintaining training intensity can preserve endurance and muscle strength.

Cessation in training, whether planned or unplanned, is a common occurrence in the life of all individuals, especially athletes, as it ...

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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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2 programs to jump-start your telehealth Ther-ex Rx

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, most athletes find themselves trapped within their home surroundings with limited resources for exercise. W...

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Aching bones in young athletes

Young athletes are not simply ‘mini adults’. With that in mind, Kay Robinson discusses the common injuries occurring at joint surfaces in ...

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Proprioception and balance

Mind Your Head: 2023 Concussion Update

Balancing act: incidence and prevalence of triathlon injuries

Time crunch: strength training in triathletes

Sports-related concussion: heading football fears

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

Different but the same?

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

Case Report: James Harden’s Hamstring Hardships

Demands of Sport: Part VI – mapping direction change

Clearing the confusion – clinical concussion rehabilitation

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

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

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

Demands of Sport: Part III - Hold your forces: contextualizing data for return to sport decision-making

Demands of Sport: Part II – Force your way to the top