article thumbnail

Why Female Footballers Suffer More Knee Injuries Than Men

The Sporting

Anatomical, biomechanical, hormonal and training factors play a part in women having a greater risk of ACL injury, as does footwear. Considering the differences between a man’s foot and a woman’s foot, a gender-neutral or unisex pair of boots is liable to be seriously detrimental for both men’s and women’s feet and biomechanics.

article thumbnail

Strength Training For Injury Prevention

PLT4M

For example, a runner’s knee or tennis elbow are overuse injuries often associated with preventable factors such as poor biomechanics, inadequate training, or pre-existing conditions. These common injuries can be avoided through strength training for injury prevention.