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The published
public health recommendations for physical activity do not seem to be
associated with a high risk of injury and selected risk factors such as
training mileage and duration are modifiable. A tremendous need exists to develop and disseminate injury prevention programs targeted to moderately active adults. In addition to these 3 papers, 2 additional injury studies using the same data source but different subsamples of the population have been previous published. Macera CA, et al. Age, Physical activity, physical fitness, body composition and incidence of orthopedic problems. Research Quarterly in Exercise and Sport, 1989;60(3):225-233. Colbert LM, et al. Physical activity-related injuries in walkers and runners in the Aerobics Center Longitudinal Study. Clinical Journal of Sports Medicine, 2000;10:259-263.
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