Analysis finds increased jumper's knee risk linked to higher training volume and male sex in elite volleyball players, suggesting attention to training regimens is vital.
The results demonstrate that male athletes and those engaging in higher weekly training volumes are at greater risk of developing jumper's knee. While positions involving greater jumping volume and explosive effort showed a higher odds ratio, these findings did not achieve statistical significance.
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