Mechanics of turning and jumping and skier speed are associated with injury risk in men's World Cup alpine skiing: a comparison between the competition disciplines

Matthias Gilgien; Jörg Spörri; Josef Kröll; Philip Crivelli; Erich Müller

doi:10.1136/bjsports-2013-092994

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Cite this article as:: Gilgien M, Spörri J, Kröll J, et al

Mechanics of turning and jumping and skier speed are associated with injury risk in men's World Cup alpine skiing: a comparison between the competition disciplines

British Journal of Sports Medicine 2014;48:742-747.

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