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How has workload been defined and how many workload-related exposures to injury are included in published sports injury articles? A systematic scoping review.
Udby, C.; Impelizzeri, F.; Lind, M.; Nielsen, R.O.
Journal of Orthopedic & Sport Physical Therapy, 2020, 50(10)
https://doi.org/10.2519/jospt.2020.9766
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Research with runners - for runners
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Through research and knowledge-sharing, to bring into focus the prevention and treatment of running-related injuries, and identify efficient, motivating and enjoyable running schedules.
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To motivate and maintain runners at all levels in their training, with minimal risk of injury and greatest effect.