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Injurie in gymnastics: The knowledge, attitudes, and practices of South African gymnastics coaches
Over the last few decades, athlete participation in gymnastics has increased. Injuries occur at all levels of participation in gymnastics from recreational to elite levels. Elite gymnasts may commence training from as early as five years of age and may train consistently for between 20 to 40 hours p...
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Department of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences
2025
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