Lumbar Spine Injuries in National Collegiate Athletic Association Athletes: A 5-Season Epidemiological Study

Overview of attention for article published in Orthopaedic Journal of Sports Medicine, January 2019

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Regardless of the statistics, as someone who suffers from lumbar spine injuries (potentially from gymnastics training) continuous care of the body is crucial for pre and post training or career!! Especially in such a demanding sport

RT @SHIFT_MvmtSci: Lumbar Spine Injuries in NCAA Athletes: A 6-Season Epidemiological Study, Hassebrock et al 2019 - 37,435 reports (surve…

Lumbar Spine Injuries in NCAA Athletes: A 6-Season Epidemiological Study, Hassebrock et al 2019 - 37,435 reports (survey) - Men's football/women's gymnastics highest rates - Injury 1.83 - 3.71x more likely in preseason - 61% resulted in <24 hr time …

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