Magnitude, Frequency, and Accumulation: Workload Among Injured and Uninjured Youth Basketball Players

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RT @Lauren_Benson10: "Without calculating an ACWR ... a low workload accumulation over 3 and 4 weeks coupled with a high 1-week workload co…

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RT @Lauren_Benson10: "Without calculating an ACWR ... a low workload accumulation over 3 and 4 weeks coupled with a high 1-week workload co…

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RT @owoeye_oba: Interested in load-injury relationships in youth sport? Check out our new paper (open access) exploring other calculations…

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Frontiers | Magnitude, Frequency, and Accumulation: Workload Among Injured and Uninjured Youth Basketball Players | Sports and Active Living https://t.co/4DXSbJXaAL

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