The pelvic floor and its associated disorders are a unique and often overlooked aspect of
women's rugby. This review discusses relevant biopsychosocial considerations specific to …

Background The extent of concussion injury in the rugby codes for women is unclear.
Objective Our aim was to review all published studies reporting concussion injuries from …

Women's participation in field collision sports is growing worldwide. Sco** reviews
provide an overview of scientific literature in a develo** area to support practitioners …

Optimal physical performance is a product of specific and tailored training. There are well-
established sex differences in anatomical, physiological, and performance factors between …

Objective The tackle is the most injurious event in rugby league and carries the greatest risk
of concussion. This study aims to replicate previous research conducted in professional …

This study aimed to 1) develop a consensus (≥ 70% agreement between experts) on injury
risk factors specific to women playing rugby league, 2) establish the importance of the …

Objectives Identify the frequency, propensity, and factors related to tackle events which
result in contact with the head in elite-level women's rugby league. Design Prospective …

Introduction Despite increases in participation and raised attention for girls and women in
sports, female sport is still based on male evidence that ignores gendered differences and …

This article aims to review and comment upon the current “state of play” for research around
contact and tackle training in women's rugby, covering tackle injury risk, match contact …

Objective To investigate the use of the King-Devick (KD) test for sideline assessment of
concussive injuries in a New Zealand amateur women's rugby union team. Design …