Review of the injuries in junior and university tennis
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https://doi.org/10.52383/itfcoaching.v27i77.124Keywords:
injury incidence, injury classification, adolescent tennisAbstract
This article will carry out a review of the current state of injuries in adolescent tennis with the aim of determining what the most
common injuries are. Various review and intervention articles will be analysed, finding that the ankle, shoulder, back and knee are
the most common injuries in junior and university tennis.
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