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Garry Alan Tew
Louise Allen
Christopher D Askew
Ian Chetter
Gabriel Cucato
Patrick Joseph Doherty
Andrew Garnham
Amy Harwood
Lee Ingle
Michael Jenkins
Jonathan Michaels
Sara Pittack
Chris Seenan
Hazel Trender

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Journal	British Journal of Sports Medicine
Date	Accepted/In press - 23 Jan 2020
Date	Published (current) - 12 Feb 2020
Number of pages	2
Original language	English

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