Relationship between tackle frequency, injury risk and performance

The tackle is a physical contest between opposing players contending for territory and ball possession. During an 80 minute rugby union match, a player will physically engage in the tackle contest, whether as a ball-carrier or tackler, between 10 to 35 times depending on the position of the player (Deutsch et al., 2007; Quarrie and…

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Relationship between tackle frequency, injury risk and performance

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Relationship between tackle frequency, injury risk and performance

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