
Rasmus Nielsen
@runsafe_rasmus
Associate Professor in Sports Epidemiology, Aarhus University, focusing on physical activity and running injuries from a causal viewpoint.
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http://runsafe.au.dk/ 10-11-2016 19:49:34
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A new and fun Editorial contribution with my friend Rasmus Nielsen at Apunts. Sports Medicine : “ Who and what can contribute to improve the #statistical thinking in sports injury research? A humorous #analogy” apunts.org/en-pdf-S188665… #basketball #multidisciplinary #teams

An important presentation by Rasmus Nielsen at the @SMA_Events conference, given all the way from Aarhus! Some key messages regarding research questions along with giving clinicians some food for thought when reading the literature #ASICSSMA19



Very excited 4 this! Great collaboration with Rich Willy Max Paquette, PhD, FACSM Rasmus Nielsen Congratulations Alexander Wolthon! Running shoes, pronation, & injuries: do beliefs of injury risk factors among run shoe salespersons & physio students align w/ current tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

ACWR dividing the acute load by a random generated chronic load or fixed values gives same results. We warned there was something wrong. In the preprint the details. Thanks to all my co-authors Andrew Vigotsky, @AaronCoutts, Maurizio Fanchini, Alan McCall, osf.io/preprints/spor…





New important educational piece in BJSM: What is the goal of your sports injury research? Describing, predicting or drawing a causal inference? Thanks a ton British Journal of Sports Medicine (BJSM) for supporting METHODS MATTER! bjsm.bmj.com/content/early/…


We're getting great feedback on the latest JOSPT Community 'Focused Issue on Workload and Injury - Advice for Clinicians, Athletes, and Coaches' A good starting point for this month is the #editorsnote 👇 jospt.org/doi/abs/10.251… with Rasmus Nielsen & EiC Clare Ardern #yourJOSPT



An excess of 50% of the 7000+ runners in the Garmin-RUNSAFE Running Health Study sustained an running-related injury reads our 2024-JOSPT Community-publication 😲 jospt.org/doi/10.2519/jo… Thx 4 support Clare Ardern & for recruitment Garmin Co-authors: Laurent Malisoux Chloe Blacket


One-session spike in distance leads to overuse injuries in runners, not a gradual onset ✅️👍 Questioning the use of ACWR ⛔️👀 New British Journal of Sports Medicine (BJSM) article exploring the 10% rule: bjsm.bmj.com/content/early/… Merete Møller, PhD Laurent Malisoux @SebastianSkejoe Julie S Jacobsen Michael Bertelsen
