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Predicting running-related injuries from functional, kinetic and kinematic data

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Prospective cohort study develops prediction models for running-related injuries, highlighting limitations of biomechanics in risk assessment.

Prediction models for running-related injuries failed to show statistical significance, indicating shortcomings in current methods.
Participants monitored over 12 months showed no reliable indicators of injury from biomechanical assessments like ground reaction forces.
Functional Movement Screen was utilized at baseline to evaluate injury risk but did not accurately predict outcomes.
The study suggests clinicians should be cautious when using simple measures for predicting injury risk in runners.

Loh et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Prospective cohort study develops prediction models for running-related injuries, highlighting limitations of biomechanics in risk assessment.