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Concussion in Ice Hockey

2014
Ice hockey is an aggressive and fast-paced sport which has a high risk of injury, concussions in particular. Although serious head injury has been recognized for nearly 50 years, an increase in mainstream media attention in recent years has led to unprecedented public awareness.
Christopher M, Bonfield   +2 more
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“I feel more Canadian with hockey.” Identity and Belonging via Ice Hockey in a Diverse Canada

Canadian Ethnic Studies, 2021
:This paper explores the relationship between the participation in organized ice hockey by immigrants and racialized minorities (compared to those born in Canada and who are white) and their sense of national identity and sense of belonging to Canada.
Lloyd L. Wong, Martine Dennie
semanticscholar   +1 more source

Ice Hockey Injuries

Sports Medicine, 1990
Ice hockey is a fast-paced game involving both finesse and controlled aggression. Injuries are related to direct trauma (80%) and overuse (20%), with high puck velocities, aggressive stick use, and body checking (collisions) accounting for most of these. A participant can anticipate an injury after playing 7 to 100 hours of hockey, depending on his age,
P J, Daly, F H, Sim, W T, Simonet
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[Ice hockey accidents].

Minerva medica, 1974
The present study is based on 2680 ice hockey accidents encountered in Switzerland over a period of 5 years: 1880 injuries during matches are compared with 800 that took place in training. Age: the athletes injuried during training were younger that 20 in 40% of cases; 38% of injuries in matches occurred to players aged between 20 and 24.
K, Biener, P, Muller
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In-Season Session Training Load Relative to Match Load in Professional Ice Hockey

Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 2020
Supplemental Digital Content is Available in the Text. Abstract Allard, P, Martinez, R, Deguire, S, and Tremblay, J. In-season session training load relative to match load in professional ice hockey.
P. Allard   +3 more
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Mouthguard use in youth ice hockey and the risk of concussion: nested case–control study of 315 cases

British Journal of Sports Medicine, 2020
Background Concussion is the most common injury in youth ice hockey. Whether mouthguard use lowers the odds of concussion remains an unanswered question.
D. Chisholm   +6 more
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Children's Ice Hockey Injuries

Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1992
To determine the rate, type, and severity of injuries to child hockey players as well as assessing coaches', parents', and players' attitudes and knowledge of hockey.A prospective observation of a population's injuries using injury-reporting forms and surveys.A community-organized hockey program in Minnesota.One hundred fifty boys, aged 9 through 15 ...
J D, Brust   +3 more
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Field-based evaluation of hip adductor and abductor strength in professional male ice hockey players: Reference values and influencing factors.

Physical Therapy in Sport, 2020
OBJECTIVES To provide reference values and examine the influence of hip/groin pain on hip adductor and abductor strength in professional male ice hockey players, by using a straightforward 5-min procedure. DESIGN Cross-sectional study.
Ruben Oliveras   +3 more
semanticscholar   +1 more source

Aspects of traumatology in ice hockey

Journal of Sports Sciences, 1987
Ice hockey is the fastest team game played and is also considered to be one of the roughest of all sports, with a high injury incidence. Injuries and their causes were recorded by the questioning of players in the first league of the Federal Republic of Germany. Eighty-eight out of a total of 207 first league players were included in this study.
W, Pförringer, V, Smasal
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