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Racquet sports, comprising tennis, badminton, racquetball, squash, and speedball, have surged in popularity during recent years. 1 This trend has been attributed, in part, to the convenience and feasibility of these sports for athletes of all ages, as well as the low financial barriers to entry. 2

( Neal, 1991 ). This pattern of movements has been found, however, in badminton, squash, and tennis, as well as in track and field throwing events and boxing ( Cabral, João, Amado, & Veloso, 2010 ; Landlinger, Lindinger, Stöggl, Wagner, & Müller, 2010 ; Marshal & Elliott, 2000 ; Neal, Snyder

, lacrosse, rugby, skiing, soccer, softball, squash, swimming and diving, tennis, track and field, and volleyball. Total of 626 collegiate student-athletes. Gender was approximated based on roster information (28.3% male, 25.1% female, 46.6% unassigned). Ages ranged from 18 to 23 years. Total of 33 student

, swimming, and golf) to moderate- (badminton, inline skating, tennis, alpine skiing, horse riding, boxing, bowling, and alpine hiking) to high-impact sports (jogging, handball, volleyball, basketball, soccer, and squash). 20 The return-to-activity time was defined as the duration of the period (in months

total of 15 men met the study inclusion criteria. All subjects in the ATR group had a Tegner activity-level scale score of 5. The sport participation that subjects performed at least twice weekly included: soccer = 11, handball = 1, squash = 1, and running = 2. No subject was a professional- or elite

; median: 19 mo) Sport participation Football n = 9 Football n = 9 Soccer n = 9 Soccer n = 8 Rugby n = 1 Rugby n = 6 Volleyball n = 1 Volleyball n = 1 Baseball n = 1 Baseball n = 1 Golf n = 1 Golf n = 1 Crew n = 3 Crew n = 1 Field hockey n = 5 Lacrosse n = 1 Ice hockey n = 1 Squash n = 1 Abbreviations: BMI

-skating/roller-blading, rugby, squash, tennis, track and field, yoga, and zip lining. Incidence Rates IR and IRR are summarized in Tables  4 and 5 and Figure  1 . The average IR for males was 11.75 per 100,000 person-years from 2007 to 2020 and the average IR for females was 4.77 per 100,000 person-years for the same time

compared with the other conditions. It might be suggested that most ballet shoes restricted the contact between the plantar surface of the foot and the floor by squashing the toes and the metatarsal arch. Qu ( 2015 ) found that while static postural stability was not affected by insoles, they did, however

’s emotions ( Campo et al., 2017 ; Palmateer & Tamminen, 2018 ; Tamminen et al., 2016 ). Therefore, it is highly likely that doubles partners in badminton, squash, and tennis make use of these strategies, especially when their partner is playing poorly. The ways in which athletes can cope with emotions is