Sentences with phrase «to increase injury risk»

Playing in the field will also increase his injury risk.

In addition to leaving athletes more vulnerable to viral and bacterial infections, a weakened immune system can also interfere with exercise recovery, thus increasing injury risk.

We're not feeling sorry for ourselves, and I know no one else is either, but that kind of schedule negatively impacts the product on the field, and increases injury risk too.

The study used machine weights, specifically pneumatic machines, that keep the speed component from increasing injury risk with momentum.

Plus, you'd have to either walk the bar further to / away from the rack, or perform the exercise very close to the rack — both of which are not ideal for number of reasons (i.e. could make form worse, possibly increase injury risk or at least cause more fatigue from walking the bar more steps than needed).

«Athletes with ADHD more likely to choose team sports, could increase injury risk, study finds.»

«Participating in a single sport for more than eight months per year appeared to be an important factor in the increased injury risk observed in highly specialized athletes,» the authors conclude.

Avoid thick heels and heels that flair as they cause the foot to slap rather than roll, increasing injury risk.

This not only takes the focus off your biceps and increases injury risk, but makes you look like a buffoon.

Then there's all the other factors — recovery, increased injury risk, having a life, and all the other grown - up responsibilities us non-instagram models have.

Stress can lead to increased injury risk.

While exercise is a proven stress reliever, cortisol and increased muscle tension can promote inflammation and increase injury risk.

And even if you have a few pounds to lose, drastically slashing calories could sap your energy, and increase your injury risk.

However, when they controlled for comorbid attention problems, they found that the difference in injury risk between the two groups all but disappeared, indicating to the researchers that attention problems, in children with or without autism, may be the real factor behind the increased injury risk seen in previous studies.