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21/08/2025

JSAMS Volume 28, Issue 8 – August 2025 is live.
🔗https://zurl.co/1VuIQ

Editor’s Choice articles are free for everyone to access for a limited time. Subscribers can explore the full issue, featuring research across sport and exercise medicine, sports injury, physical activity and public health, and sport and exercise science.

19/08/2025

Original Research 🔍

This study examined U11-U15 players using both generic and football-specific cognitive tests, showing that football-specific decision making best predicted playing level, while generic tests explained little beyond age, offering limited added value.

👉 Access article: https://zurl.co/fAXGt

16/08/2025

Original Research 🔍

Rugby league has one of the highest concussion rates among collision sports. This study provides normative SCAT5 reference values for professional men’s NRL players and examines whether scores differ by cultural or ethnic background, supporting more inclusive, evidence-based concussion assessment.

👀 Read article: https://zurl.co/60Eb7

13/08/2025

Hot Off The Press 🔥

Explore the latest open access articles - now available to read for free.
🔗 View: https://zurl.co/X5WAA

12/08/2025

Original Research 🔍

Concussion is a recognised risk in football, yet little is known about player knowledge and attitudes in New Zealand. This study surveyed community football players to assess these factors, exploring s*x differences and reporting biases to guide targeted education and prevention strategies.

🔗 Access article: https://zurl.co/uQMcm

09/08/2025

EP 9: Ask the JSAMS Author 💬 + Editors Choice 🌟

JSAMS EiC, Prof Tim Meyer, speaks with Tiana Thorne, Exercise Physiologist and PhD candidate at James Cook University, about her Editor’s Choice paper in the July 2025 issue: "Psycho-physical demands of Traditional Indigenous Games played by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women".

In this short clip, Tiana discusses future research directions and the broad potential for studies exploring Traditional Indigenous Games.
👀 Watch the interview: https://zurl.co/r5eMy
🔗 Read the paper: https://zurl.co/OMKuW

06/08/2025

Editors Choice 🌟

Figure skating demands power, precision, and artistry, but carries a notable injury risk. This first systematic review explores the prevalence, risk factors, and gaps in injury research to guide future prevention strategies and support athlete safety.

👉 Access article: https://zurl.co/d5Bs5

04/08/2025

Review 📃

Distance running offers major health benefits, but injuries are common and often linked to multiple risk factors, including diet. This review explores how inadequate energy and nutrient intake, especially in female runners, may raise the risk of running-related injuries.

👀 Read the full article: https://zurl.co/jZcki

01/08/2025

Hot Off The Press 🔥

Check out the latest articles to read for free in open access.
👉 All are open access and available online: https://zurl.co/Uem4z

30/07/2025

Original Research 🔍

While injury and illness data in Para athletes is often collected during major events, year-round insights remain limited. This study tracked health problems over 124 weeks, offering a deeper look at their prevalence, burden, and links to athlete demographics and training exposure.

👀 Read article: https://zurl.co/fWqCq

29/07/2025

EP 9: Ask the JSAMS Author 💬 + Editors Choice 🌟

JSAMS EiC Prof Tim Meyer speaks with Tiana Thorne, Exercise Physiologist and PhD candidate at James Cook University, about her Editor’s Choice paper in the July 2025 issue:
"Psycho-physical demands of Traditional Indigenous Games played by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women".

In this short clip, Tiana unpacks the duration and training effects of Traditional Indigenous Games.
👀 Watch the full interview: https://zurl.co/yjGBY
👉 Read the paper: https://zurl.co/3uCzj

25/07/2025

Original Research 🔍

What helps athletes successfully return to sport after ACL reconstruction? A 2-year study investigated how rehab volume, psychological readiness, functional ability, athletic level, and work type influence both the likelihood and timing of returning to pre-injury performance levels.

🔗 Access article: https://zurl.co/Daa57

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