Been reading a book lately, part of which touches on some reasons for repeat injuries,
especially with athletes who spend more of their time doing repetitive actions in the same repetitive situation than actually doing so in non-repetitive situations. For example, only doing repetitions of a drill or exercise on your own rather than the same thing but in a game or simulated game situation where the action is the same but the situation is different every time you execute it.
Those scenarios occur most often these days when an athlete (especially young) is pushed into specialising in a single sport too seriously too young, but also can happen in examples like long term rehabbing from injuries.
Posted By: Steve in Holland on April 24th 2018 at 20:12:04
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- Have to feel for the Ox. So unlucky with injuries. (n/m) (Other Football) - avenging canary, Apr 24, 20:01:45
- Been reading a book lately, part of which touches on some reasons for repeat injuries, (Other Football) - Steve in Holland, Apr 24, 20:12:04
- Makes sense. Modern athletes are right on the edge most of the time. (n/m) (Other Football) - avenging canary, Apr 24, 20:14:59
- terrible on for him, he looked to be coming into form just in time for the WC as well (n/m) (Other Football) - Worzel Scrimmage, Apr 24, 20:26:16
- Makes sense. Modern athletes are right on the edge most of the time. (n/m) (Other Football) - avenging canary, Apr 24, 20:14:59
- Been reading a book lately, part of which touches on some reasons for repeat injuries, (Other Football) - Steve in Holland, Apr 24, 20:12:04
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