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Football Injury Prevention
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Module 2
Biomechanics of Key Football Injuries
1
Biomechanical Analysis of Non-Contact ACL Injuries
Analyze the biomechanical mechanisms of non-contact ACL injuries during cutting, landing, and deceleration.
2
Hip and Trunk Mechanics in Lower Limb Injury Prevention
Describe the influence of hip and trunk mechanics on lower limb injury risk, particularly at the knee.
3
Hamstring Strain Biomechanics in High-Speed Running and Kicking
Explain the biomechanics of hamstring strain injuries during high-speed running and kicking.
4
Groin Injuries in Football: Biomechanical Factors
Describe the biomechanical factors contributing to common groin injuries in football.
5
Muscle Fatigue: Biomechanics and Injury Risk
Analyze how muscle fatigue alters movement biomechanics and increases in-match injury risk.
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Foundations of Injury Risk in Football
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Screening and Functional Assessment