Key result
This protocol outlines a prospective cohort study to evaluate whether a multifactorial and individualised programme can reduce hamstring muscle injury occurrence in professional football.
Why the study?
Hamstring muscle injuries frequently affect professional football, but no multifactorial risk reduction studies have been conducted in professional football, and programme individualisation has only been researched in rehabilitation.
Does a multifactorial and individualised risk reduction programme reduce hamstring muscle injury occurrence in professional football players?
Population
Players in the Finnish Premier League
Comparison
Intervention season with a multifactorial individualised programme vs control season
Design
Prospective cohort study protocol
Follow-up
Two seasons
Authors
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Protocol for individualized hamstring prevention in football; leaves open whether multifactorial programmes reduce injury rates.
Cohort
Yes
Does a multifactorial and individualised risk reduction programme reduce hamstring muscle injury occurrence in professional football players?
This protocol outlines a prospective cohort study to evaluate whether a multifactorial, individualized training program can reduce hamstring muscle injuries in professional football players.
Lahti et al. (2020) conducted a cohort in Hamstring muscle injuries. Multifactorial and individualised HMI risk reduction programme vs. Control season was evaluated on Hamstring muscle injury (HMI) occurrence. This protocol outlines a prospective cohort study to evaluate whether a multifactorial and individualised programme can reduce hamstring muscle injury occurrence in professional football.
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