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Differences in physical and technical performance characteristics between 11 v 11 chronological and bio-banded soccer match-play
Keywords Bio-banding Growth Maturation Physical demands Technical demands Get full text access Log in, subscribe or purchase for full access. Data availability References 1. Abbott, W. ∙ Williams, S. ∙ Brickley, G. ... Effects of bio-banding upon physical and technical performance during soccer competition: a preliminary analysis Sports. 2019; 7:193 2. Arede, J. ∙ Radnor, J.M. ∙ Gonzalo-Skok, O. ... Chronological age-based vs.
Evaluation of an injury prevention program (Prep-to-Play) in 2713 women and girls playing community Australian Football: a hybrid implementation-effectiveness, stepped-wedge cluster randomised controlled trial
Introduction: Prep-to-Play, an injury prevention program for community women’s football, was co-designed with the Australian Football League, adapted from effective programs in women’s soccer. Prep-to-Play online resources were distributed to all coaches in 2019, but coaches reported low confidence and limited support to use it. We aimed to compare Prep-to-Play use and injury rates between unsupported (online resources) and supported implementation in women’s community Australian Football.
What injuries are sustained by junior community-level football players? surveillance of an Australian junior football league.
Introduction: Injury surveillance in community-level football is challenging due to resource limitations and diverse organisational and operational structures. These challenges are particularly apparent in junior leagues, which often rely on parents and volunteers to provide player injury triage. We aimed to record the characteristics of injuries that occurred during games in a metropolitan-based junior football league in the 2022 season.
Physiotherapist-led treatment for Femoroacetabular Impingement Syndrome (The PhysioFIRST study): A participant and assessor-blinded randomised controlled trial.
Introduction: This double-blind, randomised controlled trial (RCT) evaluated the effect of a physiotherapist-led intervention with targeted strengthening (STRENGTH) compared to a physiotherapist-led intervention with standardised stretching (STRETCH) on hip-related quality of life (QOL) and perceived improvement at six months in people with femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) syndrome. Methods: This RCT aligns with the CONSORT guidelines.
Does physiotherapist-led treatment for FAI syndrome alter running biomechanics? A randomised controlled trial of two 6-month treatment programs
Introduction: Femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) syndrome is a motion-related condition associated with impaired physical function and reduced physical activity. Returning to sport and other physical activities (e.g., running) is important to active adults undertaking treatment for FAI syndrome. Biomechanical impairments exist in these individuals, yet it is unknown if physiotherapist-led treatments can alter biomechanics.
Hip contact forces during walking in football players with and without hip/groin pain
Introduction: Evidence highlights that people with established joint pathology (i.e., hip osteoarthritis) adopt movement strategies to reduce joint loading. However, it is unknown whether lower joint loading is present in individuals early in the disease continuum (e.g., young people with hip/groin pain). We sought to compare hip contact forces (HCFs) during walking between football players with and without hip/groin pain.
Concussion in Community Australian Football: a two-season prospective study in 2713 Women and Girls
Introduction: Preventing concussion is a priority in Australian Football, given the potential for persistent symptoms, cognitive impairments, and quality-of-life impact. Understanding the circumstances of sport-specific concussion injuries is required to inform effective prevention and management strategies. We aimed to determine the prevalence, mechanism, and burden of head strike injuries in women and girls playing community Australian Football.
Gq-activated fibroblasts induce cardiomyocyte action potential prolongation and automaticity in a three-dimensional microtissue environment
Gq-activated fibroblasts induce cardiomyocyte action potential prolongation and automaticity in a three-dimensional microtissue environment C. M. Kofron, T. Y. Kim, M. E. King, A. Xie, F. Feng, E. Park, Z. Qu, B.-R. Choi, U. Mende American Journal of Physiology - Heart and Circulatory Physiology Oct 2017, 313 (4) H810-H827; DOI: 10.1152/ajpheart.00181.2017
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