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Understanding the Impact of Tackle Height on Tackle Outcomes
Background: Rugby Union is characterised by the tackle, a frequent, dynamic, physical-technical contest between opposing players. The tackle is responsible for the highest proportion of all injuries, highest injury incidence and highest injury burden compared to other match events. The tackle is als
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