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Psychological profile of trail runners associated with running-related injuries : a prospective study
BACKGROUND : Trail running has increased in popularity due to the benefits of physical activity in nature. However, trail running has an inherent risk of running-related injuries (RRI). It is known that athletes with certain psychological traits have a greater tendency to suffer injuries; however, t
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