Why the study?
Can an injury prediction model based on training loads predict noncontact, soft-tissue injuries in elite collision sport athletes?
Population
91 professional rugby league players (elite collision sport athletes)
Design
Cohort
Follow-up
4 competitive seasons
Authors
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Training load thresholds may stratify noncontact injury risk in collision athletes; leaves open whether monitoring prevents injuries pending prospective trials.
Can an injury prediction model based on training loads predict noncontact, soft-tissue injuries in elite collision sport athletes?
An injury prediction model based on training loads can successfully predict noncontact, soft-tissue injuries in elite collision sport athletes, allowing for targeted prevention strategies.
Tim J. Gabbett (2010) studied this question.
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