Provides coaches with information on identifying, treating, and preventing the female athlete triad in physically active girls and young women.
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May guide coaches in triad recognition and prevention; leaves open the efficacy of educational interventions in prospective trials.
Coaches Play an Important Role in the Prevention of the Female Athlete Triad. Because They Spend a Significant Amount of Time With Athletes, They May Be First to Recognize the Physical and Psychological Risk Factors for the Disorders That Indicate a Need for Medical Follow-Up. Identifying Risk Behaviors Requires Knowledge of the Triad and an Understanding of the Complications That Can Affect Sports Performance. This Article Provides Coaches With a Current Description of the Triad, an Understanding of How the Condition Can Develop, and Strategies That Can Be Used for the Treatment and Prevention of the Syndrome.
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