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2006
In conclusion, there is still a lack of studies in injury prevention among female footballers, and one reason could be that there is limited knowledge of the causes and mechanisms of injuries, which again makes it difficult to develop targeted preventive measures.
Lars Engebretsen, Karin Steffen
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In conclusion, there is still a lack of studies in injury prevention among female footballers, and one reason could be that there is limited knowledge of the causes and mechanisms of injuries, which again makes it difficult to develop targeted preventive measures.
Lars Engebretsen, Karin Steffen
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Cultural Studies, 2008
The paper examines football as a site of social contestation for Iranian women. The recent political controversy regarding women's attendance at football matches is indicative of this social conflict. I start by contextualizing this episode within a feminist framework of analysis.
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The paper examines football as a site of social contestation for Iranian women. The recent political controversy regarding women's attendance at football matches is indicative of this social conflict. I start by contextualizing this episode within a feminist framework of analysis.
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Life Projects, Women and Football
2021Football as a life and professional project of women is the theme addressed in this paper. We seek to analyze personal and collective projects of some women who establish intense relationships with football, discussing the tensions intermingled by fields of possibilities and by their singular choices.
Osmar Moreira de Souza Júnior +1 more
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The Image Problem in Women’s Football
Journal of Sport and Social Issues, 2005The following article offers an insight into the experiences of female football players at a college of higher education in the south of England. Its principal focus is the image of the game and, in particular, how the women themselves interpret and define their involvement in the sport.
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Elite footballers as role models: promoting young women's football participation
Soccer & Society, 2015Sportspeople are constantly urged to maintain the highest levels of conduct because of their position as ‘role models’ to children. This article reports from a study in progress which explores the experiences of elite female athletes in Britain, and focuses on qualitative interview responses of elite female footballers, all of whom were currently ...
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The bad female football player: women's football in Sweden
Soccer & Society, 2011According to many Swedish football experts, journalists and others, women's football players at an elite level are not even close to male football players as regards ball technique and game perception. To all appearances, there are similar views in many other countries where women's football has been established.
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Dereliction: Women, Rape and Football
Australian Feminist Law Journal, 2004(2004). Dereliction: Women, Rape and Football. Australian Feminist Law Journal: Vol. 21, No. 1, pp. 35-51.
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ASPETAR – Women’s Football (Summaries)
Revista de Medicina Desportiva InformaSummaries of: 1. “Female athlete health in women’s football” 2. “ACL rehabilitation in elite female footballers” 3. “Groin Pain in women’s football” 4. “Embracing women’s football growth at your club”.
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England women's football team doctor
BMJ, 2007Pippa Bennett is the national governing body doctor for the England women's football teams, having studied sports medicine at Bath. I was an undergraduate at Leeds and qualified in 1990. I did general practitioner vocational training in Kent before becoming a GP partner at Barnard Medical Practice, where I stayed for five years.
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