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Training loads, injury profiles and illness in elite South African rugby players
Background Professional Rugby Union is a popular international team sport and is known to have one of the highest reported incidences of injury and illness across sporting codes. The Super Rugby tournament is played annually between professional Rugby Union teams and is one of the most competitive s...
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Division of Exercise Science and Sports Medicine
2022
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