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Sex-Specific Associations Between Body Mass Index and Knee Flexion Kinematics and Kinetics in Individuals With Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction
Maxwell D. Smith, Skylar C. Holmes, Caitlyn E. Heredia, Eric J. Shumski, and Derek N. Pamukoff
Context: Anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACLR) is a common surgical proce

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Online Public Opinion Assessment for Sport Events Using Text Sentiment Analysis: A Case Study of Chinese Weibo Responses to the Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo
Jianjun Li, Yafei Hu, Yile Tang, Qin Zhang, and Bo Li
Sport events play a vital role in shaping national and urban images, attracting significant attention, and influencing o

Schedule: • 7:30am Registration • 8a-9a The Pain of Rhabdomyolysis by Jason Hageman, MD, ATC • 9a-10a Ohio OTPTAT Ethics by Jeff Sczpanski, AT, ATC, BS, M.Ed • 10:15a-11:15a It's (Not) All In Your Head by Susan Harrod, LPCC-S, BA, M.Ed • 11:15a-12:15p Knee Injuries in Racket Sports by Phillip Phan, MD • 1p-2p Wearables in Sports Medicine by Tom Lan

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Multiple Short Intervals Induce Longer Time Above 90% of Maximal Oxygen Consumption Than Long Intervals When Matched by Similar Fixed Intensity, But Not During Self-Paced Cycling Ergometry
Daniel Appelhans, Bent Rønnestad, and Knut Skovereng
In previous studies comparing different interval protocols for high-intensity interval training, large diffe

Returning to physical activity after a concussion is a nuanced clinical process—especially when the sport is swimming. Unlike field-based athletics, aquatic environments remove tactile grounding and introduce unique sensory demands that can exacerbate unresolved vestibular and cognitive deficits.
For athletes recovering from concussion, particularl

Swimming and Concussions: When It's Safe to Dive Back In

When managing concussion recovery, diet often takes a back seat to more visible or immediate treatment protocols. But the foods athletes consume—or avoid—can meaningfully influence recovery timelines, symptom severity, and long-term brain health. Emerging research strongly suggests that poor dietary choices may amplify inflammation, oxidative stres

Worst Foods for Concussion: Nutrition Mistakes That Could Make Symptoms Worse

Fatigue After a Concussion: What Causes It and Ways to Cope
Fatigue isn’t just “feeling tired”—it’s a deep, often overwhelming exhaustion that affects physical stamina, mental clarity, emotional stability, and overall recovery trajectory. For athletic trainers, physical therapists, and sports medicine professionals, understanding the physiological

Why Is Fatigue So Common After a Concussion?

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This program will provide education on events in rodeo and application of sport-specific return to play guidelines to the various events to assist rodeo-athletes in returning to competition effectively and safely.
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Sport-Specific Return to Play in Rodeo (Encore)

1,2Daniel Fitzpatrick, 3Peter Thompson, 2Courtney Kipps, 1Nick Webborn. 1University of Brighton, Brighton, UK; 2University College London, London, UK; 3The Football Association, Burton Upon Trent, UK
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Background Blind Football has the highest rate of injury of any Paralympic sport. Head injuries, including concussion, r

323 INCREASED CERVICAL STRENGTH IS ASSOCIATED WITH REDUCED HEAD IMPACT MAGNITUDE IN INTERNATIONAL BLIND FOOTBALL

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Shayla Foster, MS, LAT, ATC
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This program will provide education on events in rodeo and application of sport-specific return to play guidelines to the various events to assist rodeo-athletes in returning to competition effectively and sa

Sport-Specific Return to Play in Rodeo

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High-Intensity Functional Exercises Associated or Not With Cognitive Stimulation Improves Cognition and Physical Performance in Older Adults: A Double-Blind Randomized Controlled Trial
Enzo A.R. Teza, Felipe de S. Stigger, Augusto Demarchi, Lucas F. Salvi, Mariane Ronconi, João Vítor El H. Szortyka, and Adriana T. de Lemos
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This lecture will delve into the intricate relationship between gait performance and cognitive load under dual-task conditions, particularly in the context of concussion recovery.
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Leveraging Dual-Task Gait in Pre/Post Concussion Research (Encore)

Concussion recovery is a journey marked by biological complexity and individual variability. Despite advances in diagnosis and management, many patients still experience persistent symptoms that interfere with academic, athletic, and daily functioning. Understandably, clinicians, athletic trainers, and families alike continue seeking supportive the

Do Supplements Speed Up Concussion Recovery? What Science Tells Us

Concussion recovery demands more than symptom checklists and subjective reports. To truly understand an athlete’s physiological readiness to return to activity, clinicians must tap into tools that reveal hidden dysfunctions.
BCTT, or the Buffalo Concussion Treadmill Test, aims to objectively assess exercise tolerance and tailor rehabilitation to ea

The Buffalo Concussion Treadmill Test: When and Why It Matters in Athlete Recovery

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Douglas Booth is Dean of the Faculty of Adventure, Culinary Arts and Tourism at Thompson Rivers University. He is the author of The Race Game (1998), Australian Beach Cultures (2001), The Field (2005), and Bondi Beach (2

Huijie Zhang is an Associate Professor at the School of Physical Education and Sports Science, South China Normal University. Her research primarily focuses on sport history, with a particular emphasis on Sino-foreign sport exchanges in modern China.