"We had three very similar actions with three injuries, two groins and one hamstring."
"There is a push when people are trying to accelerate, so to replicate that in training is very difficult."
Three very similar match incidents resulted in three injuries, comprising two groin injuries and one hamstring. Each incident involved a push while players were trying to accelerate, producing strain to the groin or hamstring. The pushing contact during rapid acceleration creates specific forces and timing that are difficult to replicate in controlled training environments. Typical training drills do not reproduce the combined unpredictability, opponent contact, and maximal acceleration present in matches. As a result, standard training sessions may have limited ability to prevent these exact injury scenarios despite conditioning and preparation efforts.
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