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Injury adds hurdles for inactive women in sport
Researchers surveyed more than 1,330 physically inactive women who had participated in social sport programs across Victoria. Among women affected by injury, the knee (39%), lower back (30%) and ankle (25%) were the most common complaints.
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A study of more than 1,330 physically inactive women who took part in social sport programs in Victoria found that injury or pain limits participation for one in five of them. The research, conducted by La Trobe University, also identified that women from lower‑income households are more likely to be affected by injury. These findings highlight a disparity in how health setbacks impact inactive women engaging in community sport.
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