In a cross-sectional study, Aubol et al. examined ground contact time in healthy outdoor runners as a potential strategy to reduce Achilles tendon forces for injury prevention.
Read the full article here: zurl.co/NAaFC
#injuryprevention #exercise #fitness #health
Researchers utilised existing data from the UK Biobank for a prospective cohort study investigating the association between physical activity intensity and chronic kidney disease.
Read the full article here: zurl.co/bhf3r
#jsams #health #sportsmedicine #sportsscience
'Influence of coffeeberry extract on soccer specific skill performance during simulated soccer match-play and following fatiguing exercise in academy players', Rodriguez-Giustiniani et al.
Read the article here: zurl.co/IhY3B
#jsams #sportperformance #sportscience
JSAMS Volume 29, Issue 2 – February 2026 is live.
🔗 Access the issue here: zurl.co/XEg5J
#jsams #exercise #research #health #sportsmedicine #sportscience #fitness #medicaljournal #medicalstudies #sportperformance #scientificjournal #excercisescience
Ask the JSAMS Author Ep 13 - Linden Penner
"Effects of interval exercise and diurnal variation on blood biomarkers for sport-related concussion: A crossover cohort study".
Watch the interview: zurl.co/N0ZfP
#JSAMS #concussion #diagnostic #sports #sportsresearch
"Thermoregulatory responses in open water and pool swimming: Presentation of hypothermia and hyperthermia within and outside of World Aquatics water temperature thresholds"
Read the article zurl.co/IkHyw
#jsams #sportscience #research #sportsmedicine #health #exercise
JSAMS Editor-in-Chief Professor Tim Meyer highlights three key articles from the January issue, and outlines some key changes to our focus areas for 2026.
Read it here: zurl.co/8QIu7
#jsams #sportscience #research #sportsmedicine #health #exercise #fitness
JSAMS Volume 29, Issue 1 – January 2026 is live.
🔗 Access the issue here: zurl.co/Qta0O
#research #sportsmedicine #health #fitness #jsams #sportscience #exercise #medicaljournal #sportperformance #medicalstudies
Researchers in Ireland used a cross-sectional study to investigate the inter-rater reliability of the FMS2 assessment tool when used by primary teachers.
Read the full article here: zurl.co/7XVmw
#JSAMS#sportscience #research #exercise #health #medicaljournal
Effects of dual-task training on gait variability in individuals with Parkinson's disease: A randomized controlled trial.
Read the article: zurl.co/mMA6v
#jsams #journalofscienceandmedicineinsport #sportsmedicine#sportscience#health#medicaljournal
"Physical Activity and Exercise Intensity Terminology: A Joint American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) Expert Statement and Exercise and Sport Science Australia (ESSA) Consensus Statement". Read: zurl.co/4tqCN
#JSAMS #consensusstatement #exerciseterminology
In a cross-sectional study, blood tests from over 2,500 Olympic athletes were analysed for biochemical abnormalities. Understanding these results is crucial for optimising athlete health and performance.
Read: zurl.co/WUb6d
#JSAMS #sportsmedicine #sportscience
Ask the JSAMS Author - Martin Schultz "Exercise and Sports Science Australia (ESSA) - Consensus Statement: Exercise blood pressure for the identification of uncontrolled hypertension: recommendations to support best-practice blood pressure management"
zurl.co/mpd1F
In a cross-sectional observational cohort study researchers investigated the relationship between pain provocation tests and 1) reported pain during football and 2) tibial tubercle apophyseal-maturation.
Read the article: zurl.co/OYyTC
#jsams #sportscience #research
Editorial Board member Isabel. C. N. Sacco and Editor in Chief Tim Meyer highlight three key articles.
🔗 Read the editorial: zurl.co/T1vHT
#jsams #sportscience #science #sport #sportperformance #health #exercise #medicaljournal #medicalstudies #sportsresearch
Editorial Board member Isabel. C. N. Sacco and Editor in Chief Tim Meyer discuss the benefits and pit falls of Delphi studies and consensus statements, which have been becoming increasingly popular.
🔗 Read the editorial: zurl.co/UeTLr
#jsams #sportscience #research
JSAMS Volume 28, Issue 12 – December 2025 is live.
🔗 Access the issue here: zurl.co/PqIqD
#jsams #sportsmedicine #sportscience #health #exercise #fitness #medicaljournal #research #physicalactivity #exercisescience
The November issue of JSAMS includes research on a number of high priority topics in the sport science and medicine community. JSAMS Editor in Chief Tim Meyer highlights three key articles in his editorial.
Read it here: zurl.co/ywbja
#jsams #sportscience
In a modified Delphi study, Titova et al. developed evidence-based recommendations to support preconception and pregnancy in Australian elite athletes. Read: zurl.co/pT9UF
#jsams #research #womenshealth #womemssports #femaleathletes #pregnancyinsport #pregnantathletes
This study, conducted collaboratively with the Swedish Handball Federation (SHF), explored the real-world implementation of I-PROTECT in regular handball practice. Read: zurl.co/vlweY
#jsams #youngthletes #injuryprevention #medicaljournals
In this study, 20 recreationally active adults completed overground running trials in maximal and traditional shoes to compare plantar pressure ground reaction forces, and ankle kinematics using paired analysis. Read the article: zurl.co/EbKfB
#jsams #sportsmedicine
An observational exploratory study by McGrath et al. investigated the effect of hormonal fluctuations during the menstrual cycle on mechanical stiffness. Read: zurl.co/V3yna #jsams #journalofscienceandmedicineinsport #sportsmedicine #jsams #womenssports #femaleathletes
CALL FOR PAPERS | Special Issue: Injury Prevention in Women’s Team Sports
Due 15 December
More info: zurl.co/phivd
#journalofscienceandmedicineinsport #sportscience #jsams #womeninsport
JSAMS Volume 28, Issue 11 – November 2025 is now live. Access the issue here: zurl.co/wV6KQ
#jsams #journalofscienceandmedicineinsport #sportsmedicine #sportsmedicinedoctors #sportscience #science #sport #sports #sportperformance
HeaderPrep is a training methodology aimed at providing inexperienced footballers with fundamental skills in preparation for learning the technical skill of heading the ball. This recent study led by Andrew G. Ross tested its feasibility. Read: zurl.co/O3eRu
We are happy to announce the winner of the JSAMS Best Paper of the Year Award for 2024, Nicola Sewry et al. "Risk factors associated with medical encounters in ultramarathon race starters – Data from 103,131 race starters over 90 km: SAFER XLI". Read: zurl.co/KuObj
We’re excited to announce the fourth #JSAMS Best Paper nominee, Brandon Roberts et al.
The randomized crossover study of 12 adults explores the effects of pre-exercise NSAIDs on improving soreness or performance. Read: zurl.co/YX8AL
#sportsmedicine #research
The SMA Extreme Heat Policy v2 (2025) refines the 2021 version with improved modelling to assess heat stress in varied conditions and introduces a free online tool with tailored heat-risk assessments. Read: zurl.co/c6gxn
#jsams #journalofscienceandmedicineinsport #sport
This study followed male footballers after ACL reconstruction and found one-third sustained a new ACL injury within 6–9 years, with nearly 5× higher risk than controls.
Read: zurl.co/kiH88
#JSAMS #SportsMedicine #Football #ACLInjury #Rehabilitation #InjuryPrevention
We’re excited to announce the third #JSAMS Best Paper nominee, Nicola Sewry et al.
Their study found female runners, extreme paces, heat and the “down” route increased medical risks in the Comrades Marathon.
Read: zurl.co/fYTGm
#SportsMedicine #JSAMSBestPaper
