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Can a specific neck strengthening program decrease cervical spine injuries in a men's professional rugby union team? A retrospective analysis
Cervical spine injuries in Rugby Union are a concerning issue at all levels of the game. The primary aim of this retrospective analysis conducted in a professional Rugby Union squad was to determine whether a 26-week isometric neck strengthening intervention program (13-week strengthening phase and
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