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期刊名:South african journal of sports medicine

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ISSN:1015-5163

e-ISSN:2078-516X

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Jer Henderickx,P L Viviers,J H Kirby Jer Henderickx
A 22-year-old female ultimate frisbee player, known with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), presented with chronic midfoot pain. Suspecting a bone stress injury, imaging showed bone marrow oedema of the navicular and accessory navicular bone...
M Chiwaridzo,C von der Heiden,F E Kamba et al. M Chiwaridzo et al.
Background: Schoolboy rugby is becoming increasingly popular around the world. Although sports participation is commendable because of its health benefits, the involvement of schoolchildren in highly competitive rugby con...
L Sibeko,J Gray,M S Taliep L Sibeko
Background: In South Africa, the Cricket Hub development programme seeks to address the lack of access to cricketing excellence in disadvantaged communities by offering coaching, facilities, and support to the players. ...
S P Walker,S D Galhenage S P Walker
Background: Mental toughness is widely accepted as integral to consistent sporting performance. It has been proposed that attention control and emotion regulation contribute to mental toughness in several sporting populat...
N A Simmons,J D Pillay N A Simmons
Background: CrossFit is a strength and conditioning program identified as a relatively new sport. It has gained widespread popularity since its inception in South Africa in 2007. Consequently, there is growing interest in...
D H Pistorius,A Jansen van Rensburg,Dc Janse van Rensburg et al. D H Pistorius et al.
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R Brombacher,M Eken,W Derman et al. R Brombacher et al.
Background: Wheelchair basketball is one of the most popular Para sports globally. However, there is limited literature on the epidemiology of injuries sustained by wheelchair basketball players. ...
T P Moatshe,M Dawood T P Moatshe
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G Deysel,M van Aswegen,M Kramer G Deysel
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