Search Results - Sustainability

Dominguez, M., Rico, J. P., Tedesco, F., Tondelli, E. “…Results A total of 235 time-loss injuries were sustained by 101 different players. The overall injury incidence rate was of 5.8 injuries per 1000 hours (h), with a training and match injury incidence rate of 4.9 and 9.7 injuries per 1000 h, respectively. …”

Iranmanesh, M., Nikou, S. S., Saadatian, A., Alimoradi, M., Khalaji, H., Monfaredian, O., Saki, F., Konrad, A. “…The subsequent 4-week detraining period resulted in partial but significant loss of gains across multiple outcomes including hip ROM (dominant: 0.80 ES; non-dominant: 0.64 ES, both p = 0.001) and pain relief (ES = 0.40, p = 0.001), indicating that sustained clinical benefits require ongoing implementation of the stretching protocol. …”

Torres-Yasuiré, V., Vitabar, R., Peyré-Tartaruga, L. A., Alonso, R. A., Fábrica, G. “…High-block recovery with sustained possession (game model 1, 20 teams), medium-block recovery with a direct attacking approach (game model 2, 33 teams), and low-block recovery with a counterattacking strategy (game model 3, 45 teams). …”

Choi, M., Lee, K. “…This study aimed to analyze the incidence, affected areas, and types of injuries sustained during training among youth field hockey players to identify key characteristics. …”

Bramah, C., Rhodes, S., Clarke-Cornwell, A., Dos`Santos, T. “…S-MAS values were significantly greater among players with a previous HSI (median difference (MD): 1, p=0.007, 95% CI: 0 to 3) and those sustaining a new sprint-related HSI (MD: 2, p=0.006, 95% CI: 1 to 3) compared with uninjured players. …”

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%). …”

Campos, J., Gonçalves, B., Travassos, B., Mateus, N., Ballester Lengua, R., Figueira, B., Olthof, S., Coutinho, D. “…Effects between PRE and POST were modest, suggesting tactical adaptations during absences can sustain or even improve offensive efficiency. Coaches may leverage forced rotations to explore possession-based structures that preserve defensive stability.…”

Kuhlman, N. M., Jagim, A. R., Jones, M. T., Feit, M. K., Fields, J. B. “…Field hockey midfielders covered greater volumes (TD, PL) compared with attackers and defenders (p < 0.001), while attackers sustained greater intensities (SD, SE, top speed) compared with midfielders and defenders (p < 0.004). …”

Mason, L., Panayi, S., Wright, J., Bruce-Low, S. “…Subsequently, training interventions should be adopted to physically prepare players to complete and sustain intense deceleration actions during match play.…”

Roberts, J. C., Zegan, A. M., Fink, A. D., Kubala, J. M. “…This is also the only published case of a collegiate athlete returning to collision sport after sustaining an inverted extracondylar patellar dislocation. …”

Caldeira, N., Lopes, R. J., Araujo, D., Fernandes, D. “…In finishing situations, the ball carrier`s decision-making about shooting or passing is not an individual decision-making process, but a collective decision that is guided by players` perceptions of match affordances. To sustain this idea, we collected spatiotemporal information and built a model to quantify the "Finishing Space Value" (FSV) that results from players` perceived affordances about two main questions: (a) is the opponent`s target successfully reachable from a given pitch location?…”

Maestroni, L., Turner, A., Papadopoulos, K., Sideris, V., Read, P. “…There was also a higher frequency of low TSA scores in players who sustained a second injury after RTS. Therefore, it is recommended to routinely administer RTS tests encompassing strength, power, and reactive strength qualities each season across the largest possible number of players (ideally teammates).…”

Husen, M., Burgsmüller, L., Burggraf, M., Jaeger, M., Dudda, M., Kauther, M. “…In this study, we reviewed and investigated injuries sustained by 108 German National League rink hockey players. …”

Gilhooly, M., Cahalan, R., O'Sullivan, K., Norton, K. “…Peer reviewed original research articles that reported the incidence of injury sustained by females aged >18 years in elite field-based team sports were included. …”

Violett, M., Johnson, L., Loch, J., Hegazy, M. A. “…The purpose of this study was to compare preseason core muscle endurance of Division II female soccer players who sustained injuries during the season to those who did not. …”

Rees, H., Matthews, J., McCarthy Persson, U., Delahunt, E., Boreham, C., Blake, C. “…Furthermore, policy changes to influence potential barriers to injury may assist in preventing or reducing the number of injuries being sustained by athletes.…”

Rees, H., McCarthy Persson, U., Delahunt, E., Boreham, C., Blake, C. “…Furthermore, injured athletes had a 2.5-times higher relative risk of sustaining an injury after the winter break. Relative risks of 15.3 and 21.4 were observed for lower back injuries and fractures after the winter break, when compared with no break. …”

Liston, M., Leckey, C., Whale, A., van Dyk, N. “…CONCLUSION: The strongest predictor of concussion injury was previous concussion. Players who sustained concussions in season had similar neck muscle strength to players who had not sustained a concussion.…”

Veeck, F., Ruas, C. V., Pinto, M. D., Grazioli, R., Cardoso, G. P., Albuquerque, T., Schipper, L., Valente, H. G., Santos, V. H., Dornelles, M., Rabaldo, P., Rocha, C. S., Baroni, B. M., Cadore, E. L., Pinto, R. S. “…However, it is debatable whether players that present low pre-season H:Q ratios are more susceptible to further sustaining in-season hamstring strain injuries (HSI). …”

Brink, N. J., Constantinou, D., Torres, G. “…However, these enhancements were not sustained for a further 4 minutes in either group.…”