Identifying training factors for injury risk reduction in UK elite figure skaters – A pilot study

Load monitoring, including jump counts, dietary tracking, and provision of accessible educational resources for skaters and coaches are areas of potential improvement in practice and future research. Screening for vitamin D and iron deficiency may be of benefit in this population.

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JSAMS Plus
Published
2025-07-24
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jsampl.2025.100112
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1
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Sports injuries and prevention
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Identifying training factors for injury risk reduction in UK elite figure skaters – A pilot study

Tom Naylor
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JSAMS Plus
Sports injuries and prevention
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Identifying training factors for injury risk reduction in UK elite figure skaters – A pilot study

Tom Naylor
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Abstract

Load monitoring, including jump counts, dietary tracking, and provision of accessible educational resources for skaters and coaches are areas of potential improvement in practice and future research. Screening for vitamin D and iron deficiency may be of benefit in this population.

JSAMS PlusVol. 6
Office for National Statistics (GB)
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 16%
Sports injuries and prevention
1.72
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