ATHLETIC INJURIES

This study looks at 100 university basketball and volleyball players to find out what makes them more likely to get injured. Athletes who score low on certain physical tests will get an 8-week personalized exercise plan. Researchers will then track injuries over a 6-month season …

This study will test six different muscle recovery techniques—like massage, shockwave therapy, and pressure therapy—in 20 professional athletes. After a hard workout, each athlete will try one method and researchers will measure pain, strength, and muscle oxygen levels. The goal …

This study looks at how pain, tiredness, muscle strength, balance, and quality of life are related to injury risk in volleyball players. Researchers will test 28 professional players using movement screens and surveys. The goal is to understand which factors make players more lik…

This study aims to see if a new test can reliably measure how long hip muscles can work before getting tired. Groin injuries are common in sports like soccer, and muscle fatigue is a key risk factor. Researchers will test 18 professional soccer players using a special endurance e…

This study will assess 250 high school athletes for muscle imbalances and movement problems that can lead to sports injuries. Researchers will measure strength, coordination, and agility before and after a preseason training program, and track injuries throughout the school year.…