Objectives—To measure the frequency and nature of injuries occurring in com-petitive matches since professionalism was introduced in rugby union. Methods—The cohort study previously conducted in players from senior rugby clubs in the Scottish Borders in 1993–1994 when rugby union was an entirely amateur sport was repeated in 1997–1998. The same injury definition, outcome criteria, and method of calculating playing hours were used. In total, 803 (84%) of 960 eligible players participated, including all 30 adult players who played professionally for th
To ascertain current injury surveillance and player education practices in Irish amateur rugby union...
Background: The majority of Rugby Union (rugby) players participate at the amateur level. Knowledge ...
Background: Full contact team sports, such as rugby union, have high incidences of injury. Injury su...
The Epidemiology of Injuries in Professional Rugby Union. John H. M. Brooks uries in professional ru...
A prospective cohort study of 412 professional rugby union players registered with the English Premi...
Objective – to examine the epidemiology of match injuries in Southern Hemisphere professional rugby ...
Background Rugby union is a physically demanding, fullcontact team sport that has gained worldwide p...
Background Rugby union is the most popular worldwide collision sport, yet concerns have been raised ...
Background: The majority of Rugby Union (rugby) players participate at the amateur level. Knowledge ...
Rugby Union (RU) is a physically demanding team sport, and while comprehensive injury surveillance ...
Rugby is a sport that is growing in popularity. A contact sport par excellence, it causes a signific...
There is a high incidence of injuries in rugby union due to the physical nature of the game. In yout...
The focus of this study was to interview retired professional rugby union players (≤10 years since r...
Objectives To investigate factors associated with injury in amateur male and female rugby union play...
Background - Numerous injury epidemiology studies have reported injury patterns in senior rugby unio...
To ascertain current injury surveillance and player education practices in Irish amateur rugby union...
Background: The majority of Rugby Union (rugby) players participate at the amateur level. Knowledge ...
Background: Full contact team sports, such as rugby union, have high incidences of injury. Injury su...
The Epidemiology of Injuries in Professional Rugby Union. John H. M. Brooks uries in professional ru...
A prospective cohort study of 412 professional rugby union players registered with the English Premi...
Objective – to examine the epidemiology of match injuries in Southern Hemisphere professional rugby ...
Background Rugby union is a physically demanding, fullcontact team sport that has gained worldwide p...
Background Rugby union is the most popular worldwide collision sport, yet concerns have been raised ...
Background: The majority of Rugby Union (rugby) players participate at the amateur level. Knowledge ...
Rugby Union (RU) is a physically demanding team sport, and while comprehensive injury surveillance ...
Rugby is a sport that is growing in popularity. A contact sport par excellence, it causes a signific...
There is a high incidence of injuries in rugby union due to the physical nature of the game. In yout...
The focus of this study was to interview retired professional rugby union players (≤10 years since r...
Objectives To investigate factors associated with injury in amateur male and female rugby union play...
Background - Numerous injury epidemiology studies have reported injury patterns in senior rugby unio...
To ascertain current injury surveillance and player education practices in Irish amateur rugby union...
Background: The majority of Rugby Union (rugby) players participate at the amateur level. Knowledge ...
Background: Full contact team sports, such as rugby union, have high incidences of injury. Injury su...