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External load and injury occurrence in elite football: are there common pre-injury patterns?
Introduction: The relationship between external workload and injury risk in elite football remains controversial. While acute increases in workload have traditionally been associated with injury occurrence, recent evidence suggests that universal workload thresholds may not adequately capture the mu
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