100 - Charting the Athletic & Clinical Journey: Insights into Structure, Injuries, and Triumphs in Women's Sports – Essential Insights for Clinicians & Athletes (THANK YOU FOR 100!!)
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How does structure affect the risk of injury and pathology? MRI detailing Type 1 and Type 2 muscle fibers and what this means for injury and performanceACL risk in femalesWhy do females get injured more?When to stop running with pain?Should you run with pain?When should a navicular stress fracture go into a boot and for how long? (Corrected "aboot" to "boot")Approaching women's sports discussions (Changed "sprites" to "sports")Surfing for females in the OlympicsGender vs. sexOvarian Hormone ProfilesThank you for all your support 💪
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