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• Epidemiology of tackle injuries in professional rugby 

  Strauss, Georg Linde (University of the Free State, 2013-01)

  Objectives: Rugby union is a contact sport with a high injury rate. The tackle situation in rugby union is the cause of most injuries. The aim of this study was to investigate biomechanical aspects of the tackle in ...

• The epidemiology of injuries in club rugby in Namibia 

  Morkel, Vernon (University of the Free State, 2016-02)

  Background: Several studies have reported the epidemiology of injuries in professional rugby union, but there are limited studies about amateur rugby, especially in a third-world setting. No epidemiological studies have ...

• An evaluation of the relevance of the Kübler-Ross model to the post-injury responses of competitive athletes 

  Van der Poel, Johannes Hendrikus (University of the Free State, 2001-11)

  English: Past attempts to explain and/or predict the post-injury responses of competitive athletes have often relied upon the use of current models of grief. The stage model of Kübler-Ross (1969) has been particularly ...