An Exploration of Physiotherapy and Sport and Exercise Across Moananui
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NEW ZEALAND Vol 47 • No 1 • 2020 Official Journal of Sports Medicine New Zealand Inc. CONTENTS EDITORIAL Post the pandemic “off season”; time to push forward with what a 4 “new season” could look like C Whatman BEST OF BRITISH - HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE BJSM 5 C Milne ORIGINAL ARTICLES Futsal: The nature of the game, injury epidemiology and injury 8 prevention. A narrative review L Tomsovsky, D Reid, C Whatman, M Fulcher Futsal Faststart: The development of a Futsal-specific warm-up 15 L Tomsovsky, D Reid, C Whatman, M Fulcher, S Walters EDITOR First Aid in Rugby (FAIR) Training: The Otago experience 20 Dr Chris Whatman T J Hoeta, S A Oldershaw, SMO Young, D Salmon, S J Sullivan ASSOCIATE EDITOR Dr Stuart Armstrong SUB EDITOR Pasifika Rugby and Physiotherapy: An exploration of physiotherapy 27 David Jackson involvement across Moananui EDITORIAL BOARD C Silcock, S J Sullivan Medicine Dr Bruce Hamilton A comparison between foot, handle forces and lower back positions 33 Dr Chris Milne Dr Mel Parnell between ergometers and on-water rowing with high performance Nutrition rowers Dane Baker S-K Millar, D Reid, L Keeley Physiotherapy Sharon Kearney Podiatry REPORT Andrew Jones A short report: The epidemiology of Crossfit injuries in children and 39 Sport Science Dr Deborah Dulson adolescents S Wong PUBLISHER SPORTS MEDICINE NEW ZEALAND PO Box 6398 CASE REPORTS Dunedin Traumatic pneumothorax during a soccer match - implications for 42 NEW ZEALAND flying and return to sport Email: [email protected] Web: www.sportsmedicine.co.nz A M Lock, LAM Poloai ISSN 0110-6384 (Print) Uncomplicated hip arthroscopy complicated by drug-induced acute 44 ISSN 1175-6063 (On-Line) interstitial nephritis J Scheffer, B Hamilton DISCLAIMER The opinions expressed throughout this journal are the contributors’ own and do not necessarily relfect COMMENTARY the view or policy of Sports Medicine New Zealand Future proofing female athletes: Need and opportunity 46 (SMNZ). Members and readers are advised that P Gamble SMNZ cannot be held responsible for the accuracy of statements made in advertisements nor the quality of the goods or services advertised. All POLICY STATEMENT materials copyright. On acceptance of an article Basketball New Zealand Guidelines: Safe return to training for 49 for publication, copyright passes to the publisher. No portion(s) of the work(s) may be reproduced players in preparation for a condensed national basketball league without written consent from the publisher. season following covid19 restrictions S P Bird, H Osborne, L King, L Belles, E Nolan, C McLellan CONTRIBUTORS NZJSM Volume 47, Issue No 1 Lidia Belles Unlocking Human Performance with Lessons at the University of Southern Queensland Lidia is a physiotherapist in private practice from Elite Sport’ was released in early April. (Australia). Research interests include the investigation of skeletal muscle and hormonal and is based in Christchurch, New Zealand. Bruce Hamilton She is one of the clinical directors at adaptations to exercise and environmental Bruce is the Director of Performance Health PHYSIOSOUTH. Lidia is the physiotherapist extremes, immune-surveillance and integrated for the NZOC and HPSNZ, and is a previous for the Basketball New Zealand Women’s monitoring strategies to facilitate athlete editor of the NZJSM. Senior National team, Sky Sport Tall Ferns. preparation and optimise competitive Lisa Keeley and the Canterbury RAMS in the New performance. Lisa is a Teaching & Research Technician at Zealand National Basketball League. Sarah-Kate Millar Auckland University of Technology (AUT). Sarah-Kate is a senior lecturer in the School of Stephen P Bird Lisa has a PhD in sports biomechanics of Sport and Recreation at AUT University where Stephen is Associate Professor in Sport and sprint kayaking. Her research interests include she is also a member of the Sports Performance Exercise Science at the University of Southern sports injury biomechanics, injury prevention, Research Institute (SPRINZ). She is part of the Queensland (Australia). His current research and performance analysis. Lisa was a former Athlete development, Sports Kinesiology Injury activities centre on the application of sport rower and women’s rowing coach at the Prevention and Performance (SKIPP) group, science technology for health, wellness and university level in the USA. athletic performance, including strength as well as the Rugby Codes Research Group. Leonard King and conditioning methodology, nutritional Sarah-Kate’s research is primarily focus on skill Leonard is the Head of High Performance supplementation, recovery enhancement and acquisition and sports coaching. In particular Basketball New Zealand and former teaching performance optimisation. Stephen currently the use of a constraint-led approach for fellow at Otago University. An expert in serves as the Athlete Health and Performance understand and achieving movement change driving High Performance programs towards Lead for Basketball New Zealand Women’s in representative sporting environments. Olympic and World Championship success Senior National team, Sky Sport Tall Ferns. Chris Milne by providing hands on leadership, diverse Chris is a sports physician in private practice Mark Fulcher thinking and creating empowering team at Anglesea Sports Medicine in Hamilton. He Mark is a Sport and Exercise Physician and environments. the managing partner at Axis Sports Medicine has been team doctor for the NZ Olympic and Alistair Lock clinic, and he is the Medical Director at New Commonwealth Games teams from 1990 to Alistair is a House Officer at Waitemata Zealand Football. He is a member of the FIFA the present and was team doctor for the Chiefs District Health Board, currently rotating Medical Committee and is the ‘Editor in Chief’ Super Rugby team from 1997 to 2003. A past in Emergency Medicine. He obtained his of the FIFA Medical Network. He is also the President of the Australasian College of Sports Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery degree from Vice President of the Australasian College of Physicians he has also served as National the University of Auckland in 2018, alongside Sport and Exercise Physicians. Mark’s research Chairman and is a Fellow and Life Member of a Bachelor of Medical Science (Honours) interests include football injuries, concussion, Sports Medicine New Zealand. in skeletal regenerative medicine. He has tendon pathology and injury prevention. Emily Nolan published on the topics of orthopaedic bone Emily is a Master Strength & Conditioning Paul Gamble scaffolds and immune responses to implanted coach and life member of the Australian Paul has worked with elite athletes of all biomaterials, as well as several case studies Strength & Conditioning Association. Emily ages from an array of sports during a career and an audit of presentations to Middlemore has coached a plethora of elite athletes and working in elite and professional sport that Hospital Emergency Department. Alistair high performance teams over the last 16 has spanned two decades and three continents. also enjoyed research with the Royal New years, has presented at the major global S&C Paul presently works as an independent Zealand Air Force, working on the importance conferences in UK, USA, Japan, Aus and NZ, coach, provider of continuing education, and of sleep, the health effects of fatigue and contributed to a range of research projects and consultant in Vancouver, BC. Paul is from how to mitigate them. He enjoys playing is currently the lead S&C with the SkySport the UK originally and began his career in squash and golf, and has an interest for a NZ Breakers in the NBL. elite sport with professional rugby union side career in academic surgery, with a focus in London Irish in the English Premiership. Paul orthopaedics. Hamish Osborne completed his PhD in 2005 and wrote his first Hamish is a Fellow of the Australasian College Chris McLellan textbook ‘Strength and Conditioning for Team of Sport and Exercise Physicians. He is a Chris is Professor of Sport and Exercise Science Sports’ in 2009. Paul’s latest book ‘Prepared: senior lecturer in Sport and Exercise Medicine, and Head of School, Health and Wellbeing contributors Department of Medicine, Dunedin School of and Manipulative Therapy. His research Medicine, University of Otago. He is a PhD interests have recently revolved around sport candidate examining Cardiac Screening in elite injury incidence, prevention and movements New Zealand basketballers. He is the team screening. physician for the New Zealand Men’s Basketball Lubos Tomsovsky Team. Lubos is a Ph.D. candidate at Auckland Logan Poloai University of Technology (AUT) focused on the Logan is a second year House Officer in injury prevention in amateur futsal players. the Auckland region currently working in He is a former researcher at Charles University Orthopaedics at North Shore Hospital. Having in Prague, the department of Anatomy and served as an executive member on Auckland Biomechanics. He is a sports enthusiast and University’s Sports Medicine Society (AUSMS) former football and rugby player. and subsequently completing placements with Chris Whatman Sport and Exercise Physicians in Auckland Chris is currently an Associate Professor in the and Hamilton as a medical student, Logan is School of Sport and Recreation and a member interested in a career in Sport and Exercise of the Sports Performance Research Institute Medicine. Since graduating Logan has NZ where he works with the Sport Injury completed the FIFA diploma in Football Prevention