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Barefoot Training in Youth Sport

Barefoot Training in Youth Sport

Barefoot training provides unique lower-limb health benefits. Barefoot play is at the heart of being a child. Joshua Smith provides insig...
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Lower Limb Orthotic Support

Lower Limb Orthotic Support

Lower limb orthotics support movement by improving alignment, load distribution, and overall biomechanics. Evan Schuman discusses how cli...
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Long Thoracic Nerve Injury: The Shortest Route to Recovery!

Long Thoracic Nerve Injury: The Shortest Route to Recovery!

Chris Mallac explores the relationship between the long thoracic nerve (LTN) and the biomechanics of the scapulaand provides rehab strate...
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What Lies Beneath: Relieving Fear of the Retrocalcaneal Bursa

What Lies Beneath: Relieving Fear of the Retrocalcaneal Bursa

Chris Mallac explains the anatomy and biomechanics of a retrocalcaneal bursa. How does it interact with the Achilles insertion and how ca...
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Posterior Ankle Impingement Syndrome

Posterior Ankle Impingement Syndrome

Adam Smith discusses the various causes of posterior ankle impingement syndrome, its clinical presentation, and goes onto describes both ...
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Ankle Deep in the Wrong Diagnosis

Ankle Deep in the Wrong Diagnosis

Any number of pathologies produces lateral heel pain. As Chris Mallac explains in the first instalment of his master class on chronic ank...
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Identifying Exercise - Induced Laryngeal Obstruction in the Breathless Athlete

Identifying Exercise - Induced Laryngeal Obstruction in the Breathless Athlete

Athletes with asthma are typically encouraged to swim as the humidity helps with their breathing. However, many athletes, including swimm...
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Cables, Crescents and Suspension Bridges: The Unique Anatomy of the Rotator Cuff Cable

Cables, Crescents and Suspension Bridges: The Unique Anatomy of the Rotator Cuff Cable

Chris Mallac explores the anatomy of the ‘rotator cuff cable’ and the associated ‘crescent’. Why is this cable important when assessing a...
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Sports Injury Bulletin Vol 23 Issue 11

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Sports Injury Bulletin Vol 23 Issue 11
This month, get insight and expertise on:
  • Clinical management of female fast bowlers
  • Lumbopelvic stability in young athletes
  • Pilates pillars for sports
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    Optimizing Cricket Performance: The Role of S&C

    Optimizing Cricket Performance: The Role of S&C

    To underpin the design, delivery, and evaluation of strength and conditioning programs aimed at optimizing performance and reducing injury ...
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    The Youth Cricketer: Special Considerations

    The Youth Cricketer: Special Considerations

    The youth athlete is unique in that their growth and maturation follow a non-linear pattern. Eirik Wik discusses the management of youth ...
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    Fielding in Cricket: The Forgotten Discipline

    Fielding in Cricket: The Forgotten Discipline

    The importance of accurate fielding is gaining traction in cricket as the shorter formats intensify. Megan Dutton discusses how fielding ...
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    Elbow Injuries in Cricket

    Elbow Injuries in Cricket

    Elbow injuries in cricket are relatively under-recognized compared to other throwing￾related sports. Ben Langley discusses how batting, ...
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    Recovery in Cricket: Building the Foundations

    Recovery in Cricket: Building the Foundations

    George Dunlop explores the principles of recovery in cricket, focusing on the interplay between load management, biomechanics, and tissue ...
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    Caught out by the Skin

    Caught out by the Skin

    Cricket places unique demands on the skin, nails, and soft tissues. Lena Ly and Alex Chamberlain uncover what lies underneath the body’s ...
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    The Fast Bowlers’ Ankle

    The Fast Bowlers’ Ankle

    Fast bowling has unique biomechanical demands. the lumbar spine is typically the focus for clinicians working with these athletes, but the ...
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    Prevention of Lumbar Bone Stress Injuries

    Prevention of Lumbar Bone Stress Injuries

    Lumbar bone stress injuries cause the greatest time loss from playing. Angela Jackson unpacks why clinicians must remain vigilant when ...

    Expert Contributors

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    Managing Pace Bowler Workloads

    When talking about load management in cricket, most clinicians and practitioners would likely refer to the management of pace bowlers. ...
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    Proximal ITB Enthesopathy

    Proximal ITB Enthesopathy

    Clinicians frequently miss proximal ITB enthesopathy when diagnosing lateral hip pain. Although uncommon, it can stop athletes in their ...
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    Clinical Tools: The Evolution of Dynamometry

    Clinical Tools: The Evolution of Dynamometry

    Technology plays a massive role in our daily lives, and sports medicine is no different. As clinicians integrate technology into their ...
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    Training Load and Adaptation in Rehabilitation

    Training Load and Adaptation in Rehabilitation

    In sports rehabilitation, optimizing training load is critical for both recovery and performance enhancement. Jason Tee explores training ...
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    Fatigue Increases Injury Risk in Soccer

    Fatigue Increases Injury Risk in Soccer

    Soccer is renowned for its high pace, intense physical demands, and need for tactical acumen and technical prowess. However, one of the ...
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    Hamstring Strains in Soccer

    Hamstring Strains in Soccer

    Hamstring injuries account for roughly 24% of all soccer injuries. Joshua Smith examines the causes, recovery, and injury prevention ...
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    Snapping Scapula Syndrome

    Snapping Scapula Syndrome

    Snapping scapula syndrome is a rare cause of shoulder pain. It may be missed and lead to prolonged pain and performance deficits. Evan ...
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    Radial Tunnel Syndrome: A Rare Cause of Lateral Elbow Pain

    Radial Tunnel Syndrome: A Rare Cause of Lateral Elbow Pain

    Lateral elbow pain is common in athletes. The first suspicion is always lateral elbow tendinopathy, which is statically accurate. Evan ...

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