… We aimed to prospectively identify anthropometric and running gait characteristics that
predispose certain RM recruits to tibial stress fracture, compared with recruits who complete …

… ; and noted as stress fracture or stress reaction within the pelvis, … Biomechanical factors
related to static alignment and … simple BComp and anthropometric measures can provide an …

… Loading from weight-bearing exercise subjects the tibia to high biomechanical stresses [4,5,…
are also no prospective HR-pQCT and stress fracture incidence data. While associations …

… , 4–8% of UK Royal Marines (RM) recruits develop a stress … predicted the probabilities of
injury at different observed values of the predictors to identify the point at which the prediction …

… recruits underwent anthropometric measurements and dual-… during recruit training occurs in
approximately 3-4% of Marine … , we apply the method to a prospective study of a large (>600) …

… Furthermore, 2 studies with a small number of runners in the TSF group were prospective.
As is typical for overuse running injuries, no prospective biomechanical studies with a large …

… of general risk factors, biomechanical features, and bone cross-… In previous prospective
cohort studies, tibial SF subjects … data points from CT scans to determining injury predictions, will …

… Biomechanical and anthropometric variables are very … time period between stress applications
is provided 3,4. On the … runners with a history of tibial stress fractures 68-70. Therefore …

… biomechanical risk factors is important to highlight in the management of runners. Our findings
also support strategies for future … a long prospective follow-up period (up to 4 years) and …

… A prospective study was done to identify the incidence of … SF prospectively in an athletic
population [4, 27]. Most of the … then considered as candidates to predict which athletes are more …