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South Africa: New Rugby Rules for South African Kids Aim to Keep Them Safe - What Does the Research Say?

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By Sharief Hendricks
| AllAfrica
Children in South Africa are back at school after their summer holidays. My son, aged five, has just started school at Wynberg Boys Junior, a school based in Cape Town's southern suburbs with a strong record of playing rugby. Like most rugby-loving families in South Africa, we hope our child discovers the pleasures of the game. We would like him to enjoy the sport, but we want him to do it in the safest way possible.
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Return to contact criteria and assessment methods following traumatic anterior glenohumeral joint dislocations in rugby union players: a Delphi consensus study

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By Stephen Roche, Sharief Hendricks, Theresa Burgess, A. Grethe Geldenhuys
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Objectives Traumatic anterior glenohumeral joint dislocations are associated with prolonged time loss and high rates of reinjury in rugby. This particularly common during contact events. There is a lack of clear guidance to facilitate return to contact decisions following these injuries in rugby.
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Sleep interventions in elite sport - a systematic review

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By Sharaisha Chanita Bilgoe, Steve den Hollander, Sharief Hendricks, Vincent Gouttebarge
| South African Journal of Sports Medicine Verified
Abstract Background: Elite athletes encounter various situations and conditions that may disrupt their sleep, a crucial factor for optimal performance and well-being. Objectives: The aim of this study was to synthesise existing research on the effect of sleep interventions on sleep quantity and quality in elite sports and to provide evidence-based guidance for athletes, coaches, and other stakeholders in elite sports who seek to enhance sleep quantity and quality.
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