Search Results - Sustainability

Terada, M., Taniyama, D., Isaka, T. “…Results There were no significantly differences in the pre-injury Hmax:Mmax ratio of the fibularis longus between athletes who sustained LAS and those who did not (P > 0.05). A receiver operating characteristic curve analysis revealed poor diagnostic utility of the Hmax:Mmax ratio for predicting LAS (area under curve = 0.52, 95% CI: 0.33-0.70, P = 0.88). …”

Jones, P. A. T., Brockwell, E., Dufour, S., Hassan, A., Matenchuk, B. A., Davenport, M. H. “…Participants participated in contact sports for an average of 12.8 ± 6.4 weeks of pregnancy with 84 individuals sustaining hard hits and 114 individuals sustaining cumulative low impact contact. …”

Papavasileiou, A., Bassa, E., Xenofondos, A., Meletakos, P., Noutsos, K., Patikas, D.A. “…Fifteen prepubertal (11.1 ± 0.9 years) and fourteen adult (22.0 ± 3.4 years) females performed a sustained isometric plantar flexion at 25% of maximal voluntary contraction (MVC) until exhaustion. …”

Kong, J., Li, J., Xu, M., Liu, T., Xie, Z., Li, T., Liang, Y. “…Conclusion: Acute intake of TT modulates early-phase force responses but may impair sustained power output during PAP. Targeted timing and delivery formats should be considered in future food-first performance strategies.…”

Wunder, J., Priem, M., Wagner, G. G., Stoll, O.

Antoranz, Y., Alonso-Pérez-Cha, E., Tejero-González, C. M., Salazar, H., del Campo-Vecino, J., Jiménez-Sáiz, S. L. “…These results suggest that non-elite athletes sustain higher physical loads, possibly due to less efficient movement patterns and lower tactical regulation. …”

Stojanovic, E., Faude, O., Scanlan, A. T., Jakovljevic, V., Cosic, M., Kocic, M., Radovanovic, D. “…Senior players were at a greater risk of sustaining contact, non-contact and recurrent injuries than adolescent players.…”

Karcher, C., Font, R., Marcos-Jorquera, D., Gilart-Iglesias, V., Manchado, C. “…The quantification of physical demands placed upon handball players, segmented by their specific roles and duration of play, is crucial for sustaining high performance and minimizing the risk of injury. …”

Kuenstler, E. M., Leggit, J. C., Raiciulescu, S., Zhang, H., Boden, B. P. “…Conclusions An average of one in eight NBA players sustained a facial injury each season with ocular injuries being the most common location. …”

Post, E. G., Rivera, M. J., Robison, H. J., Rauh, M. J., McGuine, T. A., Simon, J. E. “…Players who participated in basketball year round were twice as likely to sustain an injury than those who did not play year round (IRR [95% CI] = 2.1 [1.1, 3.6]). …”

Ernst, L., Farley, J., Milne, N. “…Forty-five studies (68%) reported SRC risk factor data, investigating 12 different potential risk factors. Female youth sustained over 7.5 times the rate of SRC in matches compared with practice (incidence rate ratio 7.52, 95% CI 6.32-8.95, p < 0.01) when competing in CCIS; however, considerable heterogeneity existed (I2 = 84.98%). …”

López-Sierra, P., Jiménez-Sáiz, S. L., García-Rubio, J., Piñar, M. I., Ibáñez, S. J. “…Conclusions: Coaches should prioritize high-intensity training that replicates match demands, considering positional differences in workload to optimize player conditioning and recovery strategies for sustained performance.…”

Yuka Tsukahara, Erika Jyoto, Rie Sato “…Athletes engaged in competitive baseball before college had a significantly elevated likelihood of experiencing elbow injuries and discomfort compared to those who engaged in non-overhead throwing sports (Odds ratio = 3.84, 95% CI 1.16-12.72, p = 0.028) but engaging in softball prior to college was not a significant risk factor for sustaining elbow injuries. Playing competitive baseball prior to college emerged as a risk factor for sustaining elbow injuries among Japanese female collegiate softball and baseball athletes.…”

Kamatsuki, Y., Qvale, M. S., Steffen, K., Wangensteen, A., Krosshaug, T. “…Welch t tests and chi-square tests were used for comparison between the groups (new injury group, which sustained a new ACL injury in the follow-up period, and no new injury group). …”

Costello, J. P. II, Stauber, Z. M., Luxenburg, D., Cohen, J. L., Tandron, M. C., Rizzo, M. G. Jr., Kaplan, L. D. “…The purpose of this study was to describe common in-game mechanisms of injury, playing situations, and anatomic positioning of players who sustained an ACL injury in the NBA. METHODS: ACL tears which occurred in NBA games during the previous 16 seasons (2007-2022) and had accessible video clips were identified through publicly available reports. …”

Kristiansen, E., Stensrud, T. “…Being seen was the common denominator for healthy and sustainable development among our participants. We would recommend teaching athletes in contact sports to talk about pain and injuries in order to protect them. …”

Wilke, J., Mohr, L. “…METHODS: A total of n=42 NBA athletes with an ATR sustained between 1970 and 2022 were identified using official databases (e.g. …”

Andreyo, E., Unverzagt, C., Tompkins, J., Dawes, J. J., Croll, S. “…Specifically, school-aged female basketball players sustain injuries at a significantly higher rate than their male counterparts, particularly at the knee and ankle. …”

Murray, E., Spencer, K., Bennett, B. “…Effective and accessible coach education is a key part of sustainable sport development. Recent world events and inequitable resource division has led to an increase in the prevalence of remote learning. …”

Mausehund, L., Krosshaug, T. “…These loading alterations might be part of the explanation for why players with previous ACL injury are at elevated risk of sustaining a new secondary ACL injury.…”