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Identifying risk factors contributing to the development of shoulder pain and injury in male, adolescent water polo players
Water polo is a fast-growing adolescent sport that consists of swimming, defending and overhead shooting in an aquatic environment. The high demands on the shoulder to complete these tasks are proposed to cause the high injury incidence reported in the sport. The novelty of this research rests in it...
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Division of Exercise Science and Sports Medicine
2022
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