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Correction to: Quantifying the Collision Dose in Rugby League: A Systematic Review, Meta-analysis, and Critical Analysis

Author: Naughton, Mitchell ; Jones, Ben ; Hendricks, Sharief ; King, Doug ; Murphy, Aron ; Cummins, Cloe Date: 27 Oct 2020 An amendment to this paper has been published and can be accessed via the original article. Read more
Development of an assessment framework for student engagement in design thinking projects for health innovation

Author: Dikgomo, Kagiso Date: 2020 Student engagement is a dynamic and multifaceted concept – it encompasses physical, emotional, and cognitive components. Various instruments to assess student engagement exist, however these are not intended to assess how students engage with ... Read more
Differences in Technical Contact Performance Between Pool and Knockout Stages in Men's International Rugby Sevens

Author: de Klerk, Stephanus Date: 2022 Introduction: Rugby sevens is a high intensity, intermittent, collision field sport requiring a combination of physical fitness, and technical and tactical ability. Research on the running demands of rugby sevens matches has been synthesised ... Read more
Does Foam Rolling have a Positive Effect on Performance and Recovery from Post Exercise Induced Muscle Damage: A Systematic Review of the Literature to Guide Practitioners on the use of Foam Rolling

Author: Hill, Hayd'n Date: 2018 Foam rolling is a form of myofascial release performed by the individual using their body weight, as opposed to the pressure being applied by the clinician. Foam rolling is currently used by athletes at all levels, from recreational to elite ... Read more
Measuring tackle and ruck technique in rugby union

Author: den Hollander, Stefanus Date: 2020 Background: Developing tackle and ruck technique is important to improve performance in matches and reduce the risk of injury. Little is known regarding valid tools to assess tackle and ruck technique in rugby union. The aims of this thesis ... Read more
Perceived and objective neighborhood support for outside of school physical activity in South African children

Author: Uys, Monika ; Broyles, Stephanie T ; Draper, Catherine E ; Hendricks, Sharief ; Rae, Dale ; Naidoo, Nirmala ; Katzmarzyk, Peter T ; Lambert, Estelle V Date: 01 Jun 2016 Background: The neighborhood environment has the potential to influence children’s participation in physical activity. However, children’s outdoor play is controlled by parents to a great extent. This study aimed to investigate whether parents' ... Read more c b
Quantifying the Collision Dose in Rugby League: A Systematic Review, Meta-analysis, and Critical Analysis

Author: Naughton, Mitchell ; Jones, Ben ; Hendricks, Sharief ; King, Doug ; Murphy, Aron ; Cummins, Cloe Date: 22 Jan 2020 Abstract Background Collisions (i.e. tackles, ball carries, and collisions) in the rugby league have the potential to increase injury risk, delay recovery, and influence individual and team ... Read more
The agreement, reliability and accuracy of a subjective-rating for technique measurement in rugby union after video-based training

Author: Wulfsohn, Jason Date: 2018 Background: Rugby union is a high-intensity, intermittent sport, characterised by numerous contact events, such as rucks, mauls, scrums, and tackles. Specifically, the tackle is the most common action to occur during a rugby game. Subsequently, ... Read more
The rating of perceived challenge- the relationship between player and coach perceptions of rugby training

Author: Bam, Jenna Date: 2022 Introduction: Monitoring training is a common practice in sport, however skill training is not periodised and monitored to the same extent as physical training. Furthermore, it is important that the coach's and player's understanding of the ... Read more
The relationship between reported coaching behaviours and learning resources on youth rugby players' attitudes towards injury prevention and performance in the tackle

Author: Garnett, Daniel Date: 2018 Background: Involvement in sports has numerous well-documented physiological and psychological benefits but also carries a risk of injury. Due to the contact nature of Rugby, involvement in the game carries a greater risk of injury compared ... Read more
The what and how of video analysis research in rugby union: a critical review

Author: den Hollander, Steve ; Jones, Ben ; Lambert, Michael ; Hendricks, Sharief Date: 18 Jun 2018 Background Video analysis is a common tool used in rugby union research to describe match performance. Studies using video analysis range from broad statistical studies of commercial databases to in-depth case-studies of ... Read more