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Benjamin M Currie1, Michael Hetherington2, Gordon Waddington3

  • 1University of Canberra Research Institute for Sport and Exercise (UCRISE), Australia; Diving Australia, Australia; Queensland Academy of Sport, Sport Performance Innovation and Knowledge, Australia. Electronic address: https://twitter.com/benjimcurrie.

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精英潜水运动员的受伤率很高,主要是在训练期间,压力骨折尤其具有影响力. 大多数伤害发生在游泳池训练期间,通常是从水进入或起飞时发生的,这凸显了在这项运动中需要有针对性的伤害预防策略.

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