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See Latest ArticlesStudy protocol Preventing knee injuries in adolescent female football players - design of a cluster randomized controlled trial
BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders, 06/24/09
Hagglund M et al. - Prevention of knee injury is beneficial for players, clubs, insurance companies, and society. If the warm-up program is proven to be effective in reducing the incidence of knee injury, it can have a major impact by reducing the future knee injury burden in female football as well as the negative long-term disabilities associated with knee injury.
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