Interesting Thread on Pies injury woes

[aflfan1990]

Pies Sports Science - Cause of Injury Woes

https://www.theage.com.au/national/cold-water-poured-on-scientific-studies-based-on-statistical-cult-20191108-p538t6.html I'd like to reiterate, the president of the Australian Statistical Society “If I was ever to peer review a paper using magnitude-based inference then I would reject it and...

www.bigfooty.com

Fans of other clubs what are your thoughts? Are sports scientists at clubs giving out unfounded advice based on a method of statistics that the AIS has banned?

 

[M Malice]

I posted this on the Health, training and Nutrition board a couple of weeks ago, mainly about hamstrings although applicable to injury management. The Lions have had an amazingly good run with injury over the last couple of years and this pre season only 2-3 players have been spasmodically in and out of full training... no off season operations.
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Fantastic chat with Lions Head of Performance Selwyn Griffith re accelerated hamstring recovery, Selwyn was saying that the Lions over the last few seasons have a 5% recurrence rate re hamstring injuries as compared to the industry standard of around 18-20%.

https://omny.fm/shows/tswspodcast/selwyn-griffith

 

[D-N-R]

I posted this on the Health, training and Nutrition board a couple of weeks ago, mainly about hamstrings although applicable to injury management. The Lions have had an amazingly good run with injury over the last couple of years and this pre season only 2-3 players have been spasmodically in and out of full training... no off season operations.
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Fantastic chat with Lions Head of Performance Selwyn Griffith re accelerated hamstring recovery, Selwyn was saying that the Lions over the last few seasons have a 5% recurrence rate re hamstring injuries as compared to the industry standard of around 18-20%.

https://omny.fm/shows/tswspodcast/selwyn-griffith

Really interesting podcast, thanks for sharing.

A good insight into the physical and mental work that goes into rehab. Good to see they are open with sharing this information. Good for the game in general.

Anyone who thinks that the Lions have been lucky with injury should listen to this.

 

[aflfan1990]

I posted this on the Health, training and Nutrition board a couple of weeks ago, mainly about hamstrings although applicable to injury management. The Lions have had an amazingly good run with injury over the last couple of years and this pre season only 2-3 players have been spasmodically in and out of full training... no off season operations.
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Fantastic chat with Lions Head of Performance Selwyn Griffith re accelerated hamstring recovery, Selwyn was saying that the Lions over the last few seasons have a 5% recurrence rate re hamstring injuries as compared to the industry standard of around 18-20%.

https://omny.fm/shows/tswspodcast/selwyn-griffith

Thank you I have listened to this.

For reference

https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=%22magnitude+based+inference%22+author%3AGriffith&btnG=

(No MBI publications)

https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=%22magnitude+based+inference%22+author%3Alazarus&btnG=

Multiple MBI publications and pies have injury problems

https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=%22magnitude+based+inference%22+author%3Athornton&btnG=

multiple MBI publications and I wouldn't say GC have a good record with injuries.