Name: RUNNING-RELATED INJURIES: OF 10,000-METER LONG DISTANCE RUNNERS IN ETHIOPIA.DE (en Inglés)
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RUNNING-RELATED INJURIES: OF 10,000-METER LONG DISTANCE RUNNERS IN ETHIOPIA.DE (en Inglés)

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Tapa Blanda

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22x15 cm

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9786209787577

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The purpose of the research was to establish the incidence and the risk factors associated with lower-extremity running-related injuries amongst 10, 000-meter long distance runners in Ethiopia. Runners, coaches, and medical professionals must acknowledge the specific risk factors associated with running-related injuries. The results underscore urgent interventions to ensure that 10 000-meter Ethiopian long distance runners become injury free. It is clear from the study that there are a lack of detailed statements on running-related injury prevention and treatment programs in the sport policy documents. In addition, the results underscore the urgent need to develop and implement interventions to ensure that 10,000-meter Ethiopian long-distance runners become injury free. Similarly, educating coaches and runners about the potential benefits of injury prevention and treatment programs may facilitate their greater use. Medical professionals, sports organizations, coaches and runners need to agree to the need for running-related injury prevention and treatment programs among the running clubs and YATPs.