Purpose The purpose of this systematic review is to synthesize the existing literature
surrounding hip arthroscopy in the adolescent athlete population to determine patient …

Background: Evidence suggests that shoulder and elbow injuries account for 31% to 37% of
all National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) baseball injuries, and up to 69% of …

Early sport specialization (ESS) is prevalent among adolescent athletes aspiring for elite
status. However, the impact of ESS on sports injury (SI) rates during their collegiate and …

Background: There is a known association between ice hockey and cam deformity in
growing athletes. Similarly, the association between sport specialization and overuse injury …

Abstract Secomb, JL, Kelly, M, and Dascombe, BJ. Hip strength profiling of ice hockey
athletes across various joint-specific angles: monitoring and injury implications. J Strength …

Objective Young players experience pressure to focus on ice hockey at the exclusion of
other sports in order to improve chances of success. Early specialization in other sports has …

Clinical Scenario: Youth athletes may specialize in a sport of their choosing, or based on
external pressures, to pursue elite status in that sport. Current evidence shows an …

Objective Femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) appears common in ice hockey, but there is
a lack of data examining pincer-type impingement in women's ice hockey athletes. The …

Attitudes and beliefs of parents about sport specialization may indicate why youth athletes
decide to specialize. The purpose of this study was to determine the association between …

Like many sports, ice hockey has become subject to year-round participation; here, many
summer hockey camp operators compete against each other for consumers (players). Using …