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    Optimising Outcomes for Glioblastoma through Subspecialisation in a Regional Cancer Centre
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    “…According to the playing position, the RAE was especially detected in ‘goalkeeper’ (p < 0.01) and ‘centre-back’ (p < 0.05) positions, both in U-18 and U-20 categories. …”
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    Are the Player Selection Process and Performance Influenced by Relative Age Effect in Elite Women’s Handball?
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    “…We considered categories (youth and professional), playing positions (centre back, full back, midfielder, and forward), and training day with respect to match-day (-4MD, -3MD, -2MD, -1MD, MD, +1MD, +2MD). …”
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    Use of GPS to measure external load and estimate the incidence of muscle injuries in men’s football: A novel descriptive study
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    “…By position, RAE especially affected the “centre-back” in the male formative (p < 0.01) and senior categories (p < 0.05). …”
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    The Relative Age Effect on Competition Performance of Spanish International Handball Players: A Longitudinal Study
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    “…Sixteen world top players (5 wings, 2 centre backs, 6 backs, 3 line players) were equipped with a local positioning system (WIMU PRO) during fourteen official Spanish first league matches. …”
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    Monitoring external load in elite male handball players depending on playing positions
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    “…Comparing to Wide Midfielders, Centre Backs showed lower total (1297 m, p = 0.01), high-intensity (350 m, p = 0.01), and sprint (167 m, p < 0.01) distances. …”
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    The Physical Demands of Match-Play in Academy and Senior Soccer Players from the Scottish Premiership
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    “…Players were divided into four different playing positions: Centre-backs, wing-backs, centre midfielders, and centre forwards. …”
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    Positional Differences in Peak- and Accumulated- Training Load Relative to Match Load in Elite Football
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    “…However, change of formation had a different impact across playing positions, with centre backs playing in 1-4-5-1 performing significant more HIRcounts than in 1-3-5-2 (p = 0.031). …”
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    A comparison of match-physical demands between different tactical systems: 1-4-5-1 vs 1-3-5-2
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    “…Fifteen players (5 wings, 2 centre backs, 4 backs, and 2 pivots) were equipped with a local positioning system device during training and 11 official matches. …”
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    The effect of training schedule and playing positions on training loads and game demands in professional handball players
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    “…One-way ANOVA on the individual principal component (PC) scores showed significant differences (p < 0.05) between centre midfielders, goalkeepers, and centrebacks in the quantity of CODs (PC1), and between wingers and fullbacks and centre backs in attacking/goal-scoring CODs (PC2), whereas PC3 was not different between playing positions. …”
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    Differences in Situational Patterns During Change of Direction Movements Greater than 90° in Youth Male and Female Soccer Players
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    “…Conclusion  There was an incidence of muscle injuries of 7.7 /1,000 h, and they occurred predominantly in home games, in defenders (wingers and centre-backs), with an average age of 28 years, mainly involving the hamstring muscles, with a moderate mean time of absence (8 to 28 days).…”
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    Prospective Study of Muscle Injuries in Three Consecutive Seasons of the Brazilian Football Championship
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    “…Data were analysed across 5 general (Central Defensive Players = CDP, Wide Defensive Players = WDP, Central Midfield Players = CMP, Wide Offensive Players = WOP, Central Offensive Players = COP) and 11 specialised positions (Centre Backs = CB, Full-Backs = FB, Wing-Backs = WB, Box-to-Box Midfielders = B2BM, Central Defensive Midfielders = CDM, Central Attacking Midfielders = CAM, Wide Midfielders = WM, Wide Forwards = WF, Centre Forwards = CF). …”
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    Contextualised high-intensity running profiles of elite football players with reference to general and specialised tactical roles
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    “…The sample was composed of 180 players (27 goalkeepers, 44 wings, 56 backs, 23 centre backs and 30 line players) belonging to the first eight highest ranked teams participating in the European Men’s Handball Championship held in January 2022. …”
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    Worst-case scenario analysis of physical demands in elite men handball players by playing position through big data analytics
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    “…CONCLUSION: Comparisons between field-positions revealed that centre-backs were worse than wingers and forwards. In order to explain variations in dynamic balance between competitive levels within the same age-group, special considerations about training programmes and related co-variables should be considered. …”
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    Exploring the Y-Balance-Test scores and inter-limb asymmetry in soccer players: differences between competitive level and field positions
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    “…ABSTRACT: The transition from urban centres back to rural and remote communities can be challenging for rural cancer survivors after treatment. …”
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    Improving Survivors’ Quality of Life Post-Treatment: The Perspectives of Rural Australian Cancer Survivors and Their Carers
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