Background Injury rates are high in populations that regularly undertake weight-bearing
physical activity, particularly military populations. Military training activities, that often include …

Osseous stress injuries are common in athletes. Specifically, lower extremity injuries are
prevalent in running athletes and upper extremity injuries are prevalent in throwing athletes …

Preventing bone stress injuries (BSI) requires a deep understanding of the condition's
underlying causes and risk factors. Subject-specific computer modeling studies of gait …

Methods Four active older females (age 63.8±6.8 years; mass 70.9±3.5 kg) performed two
sport-specific tasks, a 180 change of direction task at maximal speed and a side-jump …

Running injuries have been linked to morphology and lower limb function, and changes in
foot and ankle biomechanics and function within a run may contribute to the predisposition …

During running, foot crossover occurs as one foot steps in front of the other in the frontal
plane. As a result, the stride width, or distance between right and left step lengths, is …

Bone stress injuries (BSI) is the most common musculoskeletal injuries in military training
injuries, including stress injuries of different degrees of bone microstructure (grade Ⅰ to Ⅲ) …

Introduction: Tibial stress fractures are a very common condition in military recruits. Our
objective is to demonstrate that stress fractures are associated with other diseases. Materials …

Introduction: Tibial stress fractures are a very common condition in military recruits. Our
objective is to demonstrate that stress fractures are associated with other diseases. Materials …

Background: Ankle inversion injuries are one of the most common and burdensome injuries
in athletic populations. Research that prospectively identifies characteristics associated with …