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Kinematic Motion Analysis: Part Two

Kinematic Motion Analysis: Part Two

Understanding the intricacies of athletes’ biomechanics is paramount for sports injury prevention and performance enhancement practitione...
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Kinematic Movement Analysis: Part One

Kinematic Movement Analysis: Part One

Kinematic movement analysis can provide important information to coaches, conditioning, and medical professionals to improve athletes’ pe...
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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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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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Unlocking the Mystery: Double Crush Syndrome

Unlocking the Mystery: Double Crush Syndrome

Samantha Nupen explores this syndrome’s pathology and effective physiotherapy management.
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Posterior heel pain: the Physiotherapist's Achilles' heel?

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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Sports Injury Bulletin Vol 21 Issue 11
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  • A criteria-driven RTS path
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  • Managing Hallux Valgus in athletes
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    The new paradigm in physical therapy

    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

    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

    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

    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?

    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 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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    Demands of Sport: Part VI – mapping direction change

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

    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 I - Force your way to the top

    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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    Periodization: game, set, and the menstrual cycle

    Periodization: game, set, and the menstrual cycle

    The menstrual cycle occurs approximately monthly in women of reproductive age. The hormonal fluctuations affect the cardiovascular, ...
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    Sleeping sporting beauties: Part I - how hormones influence sleep

    Sleeping sporting beauties: Part I - how hormones influence sleep

    The role of sleep on performance is undeniable. However, female athletes’ sleep-recovery relationship may differ from their male ...
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    Neuromuscular electrical stimulation: An underutilized modality that may aid in bridging the gender bias in ACLR recovery

    Neuromuscular electrical stimulation: An underutilized modality that may aid in bridging the gender bias in ACLR recovery

    Females suffer more ACL injuries than males and have a lower rate of return to sport while also a higher incidence of reinjury. Jessica M...
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    Measuring readiness for return to running

    Measuring readiness for return to running

    London Marathon 2020 Kenya's Eliud Kipchoge and runners run past Buckingham Palace - REUTERS/Ian Walton
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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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