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Checking the rules: Comparing bodychecking, head contact, and injury risk across adolescent girls', boys’, and para ice sports in Canada
Objective: To compare incidence rates (IR) of bodychecking (BC), head contacts (HC), and suspected injuries across Canadian adolescent ice sports (girls' ice hockey, ringette, boys’ ice hockey, and para ice hockey) via a cross-sectional video-analysis study. Methods: Video-recordings were obtained…
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Playing the field: A retrospective analysis of anterior cruciate ligament injuries and playing position in elite female football (soccer) players
Background: Female football (soccer) athletes occupy different playing positions of goalkeeper, defender, midfielder, and forward that may influence ACL injury risk. This study examined the relationship between ACL injury and playing position in elite female footballers, and analysed player age…
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Mahi tahi (working together) and the lessons learned from implementating a concussion management pathway for community rugby in New Zealand: Haerenga (our journey)
Concussion guidelines are widely available, but implementing them consistently in community sport remains difficult. Common barriers include limited access to medical care, reliance on volunteers, fragmented communication, and sporting cultures that may discourage reporting. In response, New…
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Concussion symptom clusters and changes in symptom reporting and severity following multiple concussions in male professional rugby league players
Background: Symptom reporting remains an important part of the diagnosis and management of concussion. Understanding the patterns of symptoms and symptom clusters in athletes with multiple concussions may be clinically valuable. The purpose of this study was to characterise acute symptom reporting…
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In-lab assessment of a ice hockey helmet-integrated sensor fusion framework for torque estimation: A proof-of-concept study
This study presents a proof-of-concept ice hockey helmet–integrated system for characterizing in-lab rotational loading, consisting of a single Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) and custom soft foam force sensors. A total of 72 controlled pendulum impacts (33 J and 79 J) were delivered to a helmeted…
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Comparing embedded virtual reality combat to traditional warm-ups on fencing performance and fatigue: Protocol for a randomized crossover trialKEY POINTS:
Background: Mental fatigue has been observed to increase early and accumulate during fencing competition days. Traditional warm-up structures in fencing, including coach-led one-on-one combat (TC), always require a physical sparring partner. Virtual reality combat (VC) can engage athletes in an…
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What guidance is available for people with epilepsy wanting to participate in sport and exercise? A narrative reviewKey Points:
Background: This narrative review aimed to explore publicly available documents and policies that provide recommendations regarding safe sport and exercise participation for people with epilepsy. It also considered whether these documents addressed the needs of individuals with intellectual…
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Sex-based differences in running performance among children aged 7–9 years in new South Wales track competition
Background: Recent research has shown that prepubertal males outperform females in running competitions; however, prior studies have focused on distances of 100–1600 m and most have relied on U.S.-based data. This study evaluated sex-based differences in running performance among under-8, under-9…
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Chief medical officers’ perceptions of athlete cardiac screeningPractical implications
Background: Elite athletes are screened for conditions associated with sudden cardiac arrest or death. The complexities of the real-world implementation of cardiac screening are poorly understood. The aim of this study was to understand the barriers and enablers to best practice athlete cardiac…
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Enhanced post-exercise hypotension in female athletes with menstrual disordersKey points
Background: To investigate whether the magnitude of post-exercise hypotension (PEH) is greater in female endurance athletes with oligomenorrhea/amenorrhea (OAA) compared with eumenorrheic (EA) athletes, and to examine the associated hemodynamic correlates. Methods: Ten EA athletes (tested during…
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Self-reported physical fitness domains and perceptions of exercise and fatigue among childhood cancer survivorsWhat is knownWhat is new
Background: Poor physical fitness and fatigue are prevalent long-term issues for childhood cancer survivors. This study aimed to determine associations between childhood cancer survivors’ self-reported physical fitness domains and their perceptions of links between exercise and fatigue. Methods: A…
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Martial arts striking sports prehabilitation programme (MASS-12): Jump higher, move safer, and feel betterContribution of the paper
Background: Martial arts involve cutting, jumping and landing movements known to increase injury risk. Martial artists frequently sustain injuries. Recreational martial arts have yet to implement an evidence-informed prehabilitation programme to prevent these injuries. Here, we evaluate the Martial…
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Do psychophysiological responses to competitive anxiety predict competition outcomes? A pilot study in elite female karate athletes
Evaluating psychophysiological markers is key to understanding the allostatic burden of official competitions. This study investigated the associations between responses to competitive anxiety and salivary biomarkers—cortisol (sCort), interleukin-6 (sIL-6), and tumor necrosis factor-alpha…
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Comparing indoor tracking of golf ball and club metrics: Consistency and absolute agreement of the Flightscope Mevo+ and Trackman 4 launch monitors
Background: This study aimed to compare the Flightscope Mevo + launch monitor against a previously validated system (Trackman 4) during full golf swings in an indoor setting. Methods: Mevo+ and Trackman 4 were compared concurrently for driver (n = 118, 118, 174 shots, respectively). Intraclass…
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Pelvic floor symptoms in 746 female field hockey players in Australia. A retrospective surveyKey points:
Objective: To explore the proportion of female field hockey players who experienced urinary incontinence (UI) and pelvic floor symptoms, and the impact their symptoms have on their participation and healthcare-seeking behaviour. Methods: We employed a retrospective study design utilising an…
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Optimizing neuromuscular symmetry through load-progressive closed-chain upper limb training: An EMG-based approach
Background: Bilateral neuromuscular symmetry is a critical factor for safe and effective resistance training. Limited evidence exists on how progressive closed-chain resistance exercises influence upper-limb muscle activation and interlimb balance. Methods: Forty healthy, recreationally trained…
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Improving penalty shoot-out performance in skilled youth soccer players: An imagery modality-based approach
Background: Since their introduction in professional football, penalty shoot-outs represent key moments in matches. Motor imagery (MI) can improve soccer performance, but different MI modalities can be used to mentally simulate motor actions. This study aimed to evaluate whether the MI modality…
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Mapping the existence and content of heading coaching documents across FIFA members associationsKey points
Background: Emerging evidence suggests head injury risk in football may be reduced through improved heading technique, yet it remains unclear whether heading is included within national coaching curricula or other endorsed coaching documents. This study investigated the existence, and content of…
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Association between downhill mountain bike racing and neurophysiological indices of sensory, attentional and cognitive processing in youth athletesKey Points:
Background: There is growing concern over potential neurological impairment associated with accumulation of repetitive head acceleration events (HAE) in sport, particularly during periods of neurological vulnerability, including youth. Despite the high volume of HAEs sustained during downhill…