British Journal of Sports Medicine: 51 (7)

Warm up

Anatomical and morphological characteristics may explain why groin pain is more common in male than female athletes (1 December, 2016)
Anthony G Schache, Stephanie J Woodley, Ernest Schilders, John W Orchard, Kay M Crossley
Psychological readiness to return to sport: three key elements to help the practitioner decide whether the athlete is REALLY ready? (1 December, 2016)
Dale Forsdyke, Adam Gledhill, Clare Ardern
Serving the clinician and the patient: three ways that quality clinical guidelines can build on expert consensus statements and systematic reviews (26 August, 2016)
Clare L Ardern
What is in a name? Quite possibly public safety (20 September, 2016)
Emma K Stokes
Call for coordinated and systematic training load measurement (and progression) in athlete development: a conceptual model with practical steps (14 September, 2016)
Mark Booth, Rhonda Orr, Stephen Cobley

Copenhagen five-second squeeze: a valid indicator of sports-related hip and groin function (1 December, 2016)
K Thorborg, S Branci, M P Nielsen, M T Langelund, P Hölmich
RISUS study: Rugby Injury Surveillance in Ulster Schools (23 December, 2015)
H A P Archbold, A T Rankin, M Webb, R Nicholas, N W A Eames, R K Wilson, L A Henderson, G J Heyes, C M Bleakley
Tennis injury data from The Championships, Wimbledon, from 2003 to 2012 (11 January, 2016)
I McCurdie, S Smith, P H Bell, M E Batt

Concerns with novel concussion protocol (21 November, 2016)
David Wyndham Lawrence, MichaelG Hutchison
Correspondence: Are rolling averages a good way to assess training load for injury prevention? (24 May, 2016)
Paolo Menaspà
Yes, rolling averages are a good way to assess training load for injury prevention. Is there a better way? Probably, but we have not seen the evidence (19 September, 2016)
M K Drew, P Blanch, C Purdam, T J Gabbett
Author response: Identifying concussion: when guidelines collide with real-world implementation—is a formal medical diagnosis necessary in every case once a proper protocol is implemented? (29 November, 2016)
Pierre Frémont
Letter: Response to: ‘Helmet use and risk of head injuries in alpine skiers and snowboarders: changes after an interval of one decade’ (24 October, 2016)
Gerhard Ruedl, Irving Scher, Martin Burtscher
Evidence is needed to determine if there is a better way to determine the acute:chronic workload (16 November, 2016)
J A Sampson, H H K Fullagar, A Murray
Correspondence: Systematic review is the highest level of evidence for knee osteoarthritis injection options, not expert society guidelines (14 December, 2016)
John W Orchard