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In this episode of RugbyMed: The Science of the Game, hosts António Cruz Ferreira and Carlos Braga welcome special guest Catarina Antunes, the team doctor for Portugal’s Women’s XV national rugby team, a former player, and a mother. Catarina shares her inspiring journey from player to medical professional, detailing her return to rugby after motherhood and her struggles with injury near the end of her playing career. She discusses the challenges of balancing her medical training and rugby career, providing insights into her role as the team doctor for a growing women's team. The conversation highlights her advocacy for greater visibility and support for women’s rugby in Portugal and her advice for young girls pursuing careers in sports and medicine.
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In Episode 2 of the RugbyMed podcast, António and Carlos are joined by esteemed rugby journalist Francisco Isaac for a compelling discussion on the media's role in injury reporting and its impact on the sport. Isaac explores the critical need for accurate and responsible communication between journalists, clubs, and medical departments to ensure player welfare remains a top priority. He delves into the challenges of balancing transparency with privacy and advocates for the implementation of robust welfare measures to protect players at all levels. This episode offers valuable insights into how media and sports organizations can collaborate to promote a safer and more informed rugby culture.
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In the latest episode of the RugbyMed podcast, hosts António and Carlos welcome Portuguese rugby star José Lima for an engaging and insightful conversation. Lima opens up about his rigorous preparation routines and the challenges of recovering from injuries, sharing his candid experiences with concussions and their lasting impact on his mindset. Reflecting on his career, he discusses both the fears and determination that shape his approach to the game, offering a unique perspective on resilience. Looking ahead, Lima shares his aspirations for Portugal’s qualification journey for the Rugby World Cup 2027, giving fans a glimpse into his hopes for the future of Portuguese rugby.
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In this episode, Antonio and Carlos dive into two pivotal research papers that address key psychological and physiological aspects of professional rugby. The first paper explores the relationship between self-confidence, mental toughness, and psychobiosocial experiences in elite rugby players, shedding light on how these traits impact performance and resilience at the highest level of competition. The second paper presents findings from a cohort study on eye-tracking tools used to distinguish between concussed and non-concussed players, highlighting the potential of innovative technologies in improving concussion assessment and player safety. Through insightful analysis and engaging discussion, Antonio and Carlos bridge the gap between academic research and practical applications in rugby, offering valuable takeaways for athletes, coaches, and medical professionals alike."Self-confidence, mental toughness, and psychobiosocial experiences in elite rugby players"Link: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39674394/"Assessment of an eye-tracking tool to discriminate between concussed and not concussed professional male rugby players: a cohort study"Link: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39696961/
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