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Rachel N Meyers¹, Micah C Garcia², Jeffery A Taylor-Haas¹

¹Division of Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati, OH,USA.

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Following COVID-19 restrictions, adolescent runners resumed organized running. Increased running volume and intensity were observed, but running-related injury frequency remained unchanged across different season statuses.

Keywords:

pandemic running-related injury secondary school training youth

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Area of Science:

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Adolescent Health
Epidemiology

Background:

Youth running participation declined during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Social distancing measures impacted organized sports and training.
Adolescent runners' habits and injury risks post-pandemic required investigation.

Purpose of the Study:

To assess changes in adolescent running habits after pandemic-related restrictions.
To determine if organized running resumption affected injury frequency in young runners.
To compare running habits and injuries based on cross-country season status (full, delayed, canceled).

Main Methods:

Online surveys administered to adolescent long-distance runners in Spring and Fall 2020.
Self-reported data on weekly running volume, frequency, and intensity.
Statistical analysis including Poisson regression, ANOVA, and Fisher exact test to compare groups.

Main Results:

All adolescent runners increased weekly running distance in Fall 2020.
Runners with a full season increased running frequency and high-intensity runs.
No significant differences in running volume or injury frequency were found across season statuses.

Conclusions:

Resumption of organized cross-country running did not significantly alter injury rates in adolescent runners.
Healthcare providers should anticipate increased running volume and intensity post-resumption of team activities.
Monitoring adolescent runners for potential overexertion is advised.