Resources for Young Athletes, Parents and Coaches

Our resource library explains common sports injuries in children and young athletes, helping parents and coaches understand why they occur during growth and sport. Because developing bones, muscles and joints respond differently to training than adult bodies, certain injuries can happen more easily during periods of rapid growth or increased activity. These guides help you recognise early symptoms, understand injury risk in youth sport, and support a safe recovery and return to sport.

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Let's Talk About: Relative Energy Deficiency in Sports

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Let's Talk About: Osgood Schlatter's

Lets Talk About: Youth Athlete Low Back Pain

Let’s Talk About: Are You Ready 4 Cricket?

Let’s Talk About: Skeletal Ossification

Let’s Talk About: A Safe Return to School & Sport

Let’s Talk About: Patellofemoral Pain

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Let’s Talk About: Little Leaguer's Elbow

Let's Talk About:
Sever's

Lets Talk About: Why Kids Get Injured

Let’s Talk About: A Safe Return to Sport

Let’s Talk About: Juvenile Osteochondral Dissecans

Let’s Talk About: Growth and Maturation

Let’s Talk About: Sinding Larsen Johansson or Patella Apophysitis

Let’s Talk About: Pelvic Avulsion Injuries

Let’s Talk About: Little Leaguer's Shoulder

Let's Talk About... Relative Energy Deficiency in Sports

Let's Talk About... Sever's

Let's Talk About... Osgood Schlatter's

Lets Talk About... Why Kids Get Injured

Lets Talk About... Youth Athlete Low Back Pain

Let’s Talk About… A Safe Return to Sport

Let’s Talk About… Are You Ready 4 Cricket?

Let’s Talk About… Juvenile Osteochondral Dissecans

Let’s Talk About… Skeletal Ossification

Let’s Talk About… Growth and Maturation

Let’s Talk About… A Safe Return to School & Sport

Let’s Talk About… Sinding Larsen Johansson or Patella Apophysitis

Let’s Talk About… Patellofemoral Pain

Let’s Talk About… Pelvic Avulsion Injuries

QR Code Printable Sheet

Let’s Talk About… Little Leaguer's Shoulder

Let’s Talk About: Little Leaguer's Elbow

Important Information

This information is for patients who already have a diagnosis from a qualified health practitioner. The material on this website is designed to support, not replace, the relationship that exists between you and your qualified health professional.

If your symptoms are not settling, please do ask for help from one of the practitioners listed on the Kids Back 2 Sport directory or a health professional with experience in children’s conditions.

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